Verizon has been rolling out quite a few exclusive deals today and their latest announcement brings a long-time iOS app to select Verizon wireless Android devices, namely — the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the newly announced Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 as a start.

What’s better than one Motorola Droid RAZR? How about three Motorola Droid RAZRs, in all three colors. The black and white RAZRs are old news, we supposed, but the purple one is brand new. And it’s purple.

We’ve escaped the Sands at CES 2012, and are in the Las Vegas Convention Center to see some of Sony’s latest announcements. Some things are already official, but maybe there will be some other surprises, too. Expect a lot of gaming, camera, TV, and audio news too… If you’re into that sort of thing. 

Simon and I are here at CES for the afternoon’s big event– Samsung is set to show off a whole host of new products during what they are calling “Pushing Boundaries”, and we’re counting on at least a few tidbits of Android goodness. We’re hunkered down for the long haul, so keep an eye here for news as it happens.

To kick off CES with style, Acer has announced that they will be bringing the next generation Iconia Tab with some impressive specs.  Bundled amidst the news of ultrabooks, Acer said that the next Iconia Tab will feature a 10.1-inch 1920×1080 (that’s 1080p) display and feature a quad-core ARM processor.  The exact type of processor wasn’t announced, but the NVIDIA Tegra 3 is a serious contender, as are the quad-core Qualcomm chips we’re expecting to hear about this week at CES.  No mention of OS version, but we certainly expect it to be Ice Cream Sandwich.

The Samsung Replenish, Sprint’s first environmentally friendly smartphone, has begun getting its Gingerbread update. This has to be welcome news for Replenish users who haven’t heard about updates for their phone in quite some time.

Tablets, bootloaders, ICS — Oh, my. Even though it’s only Tuesday, this week appears to be flying by with all the news that is happening. If you missed out on anything thus far, jump back a page and get yourself caught up or, make your presence known in the Android Central forums where you can find plenty of help, tips and tricks and much more:

The “Nobody knows what the hell’s going on with the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab,” saga continues today (see Part 1 and Part 2, Part 3) with the latest news now being that Samsung has no intentions of delivering a “Value Pack” upgrade. According to a Samsung source who spoke to The Next Web:

We passed along the good news on Boxing Day about how Carphone Warehouse had slashed the price of the Nexus S to a few pence under £200. However they seemed to sell out of them almost immediately. 

You might want to look away if you just purchased a Honeycomb tablet for Christmas: 1saleaday.com has the 32GB Toshiba Thrive on sale today for a mere $299.99, a full $180 cheaper than the list price you’ll find at Best Buy, Amazon, and other retailers. The 10-inch, Tegra 2-powered tablet is no slouch, as we discovered in our review back in August, and while it may not be the prettiest Android tablet out there today, it’s hard to pass up for a mere three Benjamins. Hit the source link before midnight tonight to grab one and if anybody sees Santa, break the news gently.