The Android smartphone Samsung Galaxy Nexus is now also available at Vodafone stores in Germany. As reported earlier, the Galaxy Nexus offered by Vodafone will cost € 599.90 without plan. Customers also closing a contract over 24 months will pay between € 299.90 and € 379.90 – depending on the price plan they choose. For example, the Galaxy Nexus comes for € 299.90 when the buyer decides on a Superflat Internet Plus plan.

On Monday, December 5th, the Samsung Galaxy S Plus will be offered both by Aldi and Tchibo. While customers have to pay € 299.00 for the Android smartphone without plan, it will be available at Tchibo stores for € 49.90 with plan.

It will take another two weeks until the Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be available at Vodafone stores in Germany. The operator will start offering the Android 4.0 smartphone not sooner than mid-December, Vodafone itself told Areamobile today. Fortunately, Vodafone Germany also revealed the purchase prices for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is now available in Germany. As reported by Areamobile.de, Media Markt was first to offer the new Android smartphone on Wednesday. Now, you can buy the Samsung Galaxy Nexus at the web stores of the German mobile phone provider 1&1 and of the retailer Expansys, as well. Currently, Media Markt is offering the best price, though. At Media Markt stores, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus costs € 529.00 without plan.

A picture published on the Internet indicates that O2 will ask for € 619 for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. As usual, O2 customers can choose between a finance purchase with 12 or 24 monthly rates or paying the whole amount at once.

Last week, you could buy the Samsung Galaxy S for just € 299.00 at Aldi Nord supermarkets. Next week, Aldi will offer the same Android smart-phone model for even less money. Upcoming Monday, the Samsung Galaxy S will be available at Aldi Süd supermarkets for € 279.00, but this time the package includes just the phone and an headset, but not an in car cradle.

Another bargain smart-phone: This Thursday, September 1st, German discount supermarket Aldi Nord will offer the Samsung Galaxy S for € 299.00. It is the first time that the low-price grocery retailer is selling such a high-end device. The Samsung Galaxy S might not belong to the first league of Android smart-phones anymore, but it is still quite powerful and several former weaknesses of this smart-phone model have been eliminated by the new Android version 2.3 Gingerbread. And the price point of the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S at Aldi Nord supermarkets is attractive, too.

There are differences between the two tablets: While the Vodafone version Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v is 10.9 millimeters thick and features a 8.1-megapixel camera, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is slimmer (8.6 millimeter) and comes with a 3-megapixel camera. Vodafone is offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v for a purchase price of € 659.90 without plan. Here is a short review on the Samsung tablet being available at Vodafone shops.

Here we go: The next wave of tablets rivaling the Apple iPad and iPad 2 hits stores. These new devices such as the Motorola Xoom, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, the HTC Flyer, the LG Optimus Pad and others come with different touch-screen sizes of 7 inches, 9 inches or 10 inches and are running on Android 2.0 at first and will get an update to Android 3.0 Honeycomb as soon as this Android version is officially released. Here is a short overview of four tablets are now or soon available at stores in Germany.

The Google Nexus S is the second smart-phone in the line of “Google phones”. The Google Nexus S has been the first Android smart-phone in the German market running on the new Android OS version 2.3.3 (Gingerbread), thus offering new features such as a built-in voice over IP client, an optimized power management and NFC support for mobile payment and information services. This short review on the Nexus S shows you what you can do with the new Android smart-phone.