There are 2-3 ways by which you can unlock the bootloader of your Galaxy Tab 10.1. The one which I prefer and recommend is by an xda user chainfire (which I will explain in this post). This method involves flashing the custom stock ROM that also unlocks the bootloader. After that you can flash any 10.1 custom ROM. Anyway, here is how to flash this ROM and thus, unlock the bootloader.
Many, including me, are not great fan of Touchwiz user interface and either like using stock Honeycomb interface or third party shell (like SPB Mobile Shell 3D). A user at xda-devs has come up with a ROM called "Task Phantom" that lets you enjoy vanilla Android Honeycomb experience.
Samsung has made it official that the company will be releasing the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus WiFi Android tablet on November 13, 2011. Samsung will start accepting the pre orders for the 16GB model starting October 23 (2011).
Even though Android operating system lets you easily mount your tablet as USB flash / mass storage drive, it is not that simple to mount the 10.1 Galaxy Tab as USB storage. However, there is a way on how to enable it. Read this tutorial to know how.
Galaxy Tab 7 / P1000 is an amazing tablet. However, you can do much more with the tablet after rooting it. This includes messing with the system files and of course, custom ROMs and themes. It will also let you enjoy those apps and utilities that require root access. So, here is the ‘how to’ guide for the Tab. Keep in mind that this for the first generation Galaxy Tab.
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab has a 7-inch screen, and although one rumor suggested a mere 800-by-480 resolution, a more recent report from Chinese-language Web site ifanr — complete with photos — says the actual screen resolution is 1024-by-600. The tablet can be held in one hand, if your fingers are long enough (grab a CD case around the shorter side to get a general feel).
