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Dell Streak 7 Now Receiving Android Honeycomb 3.2 Update
Dell is undoubtedly one of the leaders when talking about computers, but recently we noticed that Dell isn’t interested anymore in the US mobile market. As of late, they seem to be launching their devices in mostly Asian markets (no not the one around the …
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T-Mobile USA Launching Galaxy Tab 10.1 on October 26th
Recently, T-Mobile USA officially announced that they would be launching the slimmest tablet yet from Samsung which is known as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 but they failed to give us a date. T-Mobile is still not telling us when it’s coming out, but nothing …
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HTC Sensation 4G Lands at Cincinnati Bell
The HTC Sensation 4G has been available in the market for a while now and is no doubt a very good device. This massive challenger to the Samsung Galaxy S II was launched in Canada by Bell and Virgin Mobile back in July and has …
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Adobe Debuts Photoshop Touch for Tablets
Adobe kicked off their annual Adobe Max conference today and jumped right into awesome new tools and applications to be used for tablets. Announced as part of the show this afternoon, a new Photoshop Touch is coming soon which does exactly what you might anticipate – bring …
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Amazon to Launch a 10-Inch Tablet Before Holidays?
Amazon’s recent announcement of their highly affordable Kindle Fire set the tablet world ablaze and it’s been reported that over 95,000 units were sold the first day of pre-orders. Are you paying attention tablet manufacturers? Those are some impressive numbers and Amazon seems to agree …
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Samsung Rolling out Media Hub Beta to AT&T Galaxy S II Owners
Effective today, Samsung is letting people sign up to receive a beta version of the new-to-come Media Hub. At the start, this beta is only available for the AT&T Samsung Galaxy II and will add features for TV shows and Movies. This new Media Hub will be able to …
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AndroidGuys Weekly Wrap-Up 10-3-11: Android ICS Leaked, Droid RAZR, and More!
Let’s take a look back at some of the bigger, more newsworthy items from last week, shall we? There was plenty to talk about in the world of Android, but we’ve narrowed it down to a few items. Hit the video after the break and join our own …
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