Oh, Best Buy, when will you ever learn? We have seen countless failed photoshops come from your direction, and yet again you come back for more. This time we are seeing here an HP TouchPad, the newest WebOS tablet, that is said to be running Android 3.0, Honeycomb. Come on now, Best Buy, you’re better than this, get your operating systems correct for us!

Oh, Best Buy, when will you ever learn? We have seen countless failed photoshops come from your direction, and yet again you come back for more. This time we are seeing here an HP TouchPad, the newest WebOS tablet, that is said to be running Android 3.0, Honeycomb. Come on now, Best Buy, you’re better then this, get your operating systems correct for us!

Remember HTC’s EVO 3D desktop docking station that first appeared on Best Buy’s website earlier this month? You know, the one powers your  EVO 3D while propping it up for ideal multimedia playback? Well, it is now officially on sale, though at the moment it appears to be a bit backordered. You’ll have to shell out $49.99, and you’ll have to wait 1 to 2 weeks for availability, but if you’re looking for that perfect dock to compliment your shiny new smartphone, hit the source link to order yours today.

It’s entirely possible that this Best Buy inventory screen indeed means that the as-yet unannounced Motorola Droid 3 will be in stock July 13, with a possible July 14 release. Yes, it could be true.

How do you make the HTC Flyer even better? Pop in a Wimax radio, put it on Sprint, and call it the Sprint HTC EVO View 4G. What you see above you is the second version of the Flyer to hit the United States — the Wifi-only version is currently available at Best Buy; this one’s on sale June 24 — this Friday — for $399 on contract.

Although all across the U.S. today folks have been snapping up Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1′s like they are going out of style, those of us who live in Canada aren’t quite there yet. However, we’re not that far behind. Best Buy and sister company Future Shop are both now taking pre-orders for the sexy new Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 — buy in cost is on par with that of the U.S. meaning you’ll be expected to pay $499 for the 16GB WiFi equipped version when it ships on the estimated date of July 22.

Good morning Android Central readers! Today, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is available.  The Tab had a special launch event in NYC last week, but it’s finally available online and at Best Buy and other retailers nationwide.  If you’re picking up Tab today, be sure to post in the forums and let us know what you think of it.

Looks like the list of retailers preparing to sell the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (read our full review) is shaping up quite nicely. First we had Best Buy, and now it looks like OfficeMax is getting into the game as well, thanks to this comparison sheet snagged by our sister site, PreCentral. We’re all still operating under the June 8 date that Samsung announced back at CTIA in March, so we may well finally see public release of one of our favorite Honeycomb tablets in less than two weeks.