A look at the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and TouchWIZ UX

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is among the first Android tablets to run a customised version of Google's Honeycomb operating system

Most Android tablets currently on the market appear to scream "me too", but Samsung appears to be trying to change these similarities with its upcoming Galaxy Tab 10.1. It's TouchWiz UX user interface has been implemented on top of the Android 'Honeycomb' platform, making the Galaxy Tab 10.1 among the first Android tablets to run a customised version of Google's Honeycomb operating system.

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 Home screen. Note the Samsung clock widget, and the AccuWeather widget, which are both features of the TouchWIZ UX interface. The dock also slightly differs from the standard Android Honeycomb UI.

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