The South Korean mobile phone giant must be of late feeling very exhausted and elated all at the same time. Exhausted because of all the immense hard work it has put in in bringing out so many unbeatable smartphoen devices this year and that too with relentless precision and regularity. Most of these phone handsets like the Samsung Wave and Samsung Omnia have proved a great hit with mobile phone users all over, and especially so in the UK. To say that Samsung phones are right at the top would be stating the obvious. Samsung is managing to give sleepless nights to many of its rivals in the industry including Apple, HTC, RIM, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola and LG. Be it its wide and incredibly high resolution touchscreens aided by the AMOLED technology or the slider form factor designs that most of its smartphone handsets afford, ot the very efficient operating system and the mighty central processing unts that all its smartphone handsets possess, or the great internet and data networking connectivity features that it is equipped with, or the great camera devcies with thire high mega pixel and resolution prowess, Samsung mobile phones are a name to reckon with now. Not contend with just releasing one smartphone after the other, Samsung has gone ahead and delivered big time very recently by releasing into the market place the first ever serious competition to the Apple iPads. The Samsung Galaxy Tab as a mobile computer tablet offers much, much more than the Appel iPads and more than one industry feedback is putting it ahead of the Apple iPads when it comes to technologcial superiority. The Samsung Galaxy Tab is better than the iPads in that it calling, receiving and video conferencing all is possible with it. While the Apple iPads can perform none of these phone functions. No wonder then that, within hardly a month of its official launch the Samsung Galaxy Tab has crossed the one million units sales.