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So, we knew the Galaxy Tab 10.1 was coming, but it looks like some shoppers eagerly anticipating the tablet’s arrival will go home empty handed today. We just received word from a Samsung rep that there have been “shipping delays to some stores in certain regions.” They went on to say, “We expect most retail locations to have inventory by tomorrow while supplies last.” That’s all we have at the moment, but we’ll keep you posted as soon as we know more.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 experiencing shipping delays, unavailable at some outlets originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 17 Jun 2011 20:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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In this week’s app roundup: Instagram and iCloud, replicated on Android; movies, recommended; cookbooks, shared; pictures, mysteriously pixelated; apps, found with Yahoo; karaoke, added to Shazam; ringer, smartly silenced; Swype, honeycombed; and much, much more. More »

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A follow up to a previous rumours of the HTC WildFire S heading to SaskTel. Today on their Twitter account SaskTel quickly let the entire world know, or at least those who case in Saskatchewan, that the “the HTC Wildfire S in the next month”. No price has been announced but Bell released this for $29.95 on a 3-year (it’s already dropped to $0), and $249.95. SaskTel has a tendency to come in a bit higher prices than Bell.

The Wildfire S has a 3.2-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320 x 480, runs Android OS 2.3, 5 megapixel camera video capabilities and Wi-Fi.

Source: Twitter

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Picket lines are down and travel ease expectations are up as Air Canada customer service and sales staff return to work a day after a tentative agreement was reached three days into a walkout.

Locked-out Canadian postal workers hoped to win more public support across Canada Friday, but it looked like an uphill climb.

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The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency workers represented by the Saskatchewan Government and General Employees’ Union could be on strike as of midnight Friday, after SGEU issued a 48-hour strike notice.

The bloodbath continues today for RIM. After announcing disappointing financial results and declaring their upcoming devices will be delayed, the market is reacting and their share price is currently down over 20%, or $7.00/share. To make matters worse their 6th biggest shareholders with approximately 10.2 million shares has lost faith, selling over 50% of their stake in the company.

Jarislowsky Fraser Ltd had about $361 million tied up in RIM stock but Chairman Stephen Jarislowsky said “We are on the way out. The stake has been reduced by more than 50% or even more… They are resting on their laurels… Steve Jobs is a much better marketer than RIM”.

What do you think… will RIM make it back to the glory days?

Source: FP & Yahoo!

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The Samsung Galaxy S II has yet to make its US debut, but it looks like our neighbors to the north will be getting it as early as next month. Yesterday, Canada’s SaskTel announced via Twitter that it would launch the phone “within the next month,” making it the first North American carrier to confirm the S II. Earlier this month, it looked as if Verizon would be the first to bring the device to the New World, but our hopes were crushed when the carrier debunked rumors of a July launch. It remains to be seen whether Sasktel’s announcement will pave the way for a wider North American release, but we’ll let you know as soon as we hear more.

Galaxy S II coming to SaskTel next month, we embark on northward migration originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 17 Jun 2011 07:06:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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