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Sungale to Demo 7” and 10” Cyberus Tablets with Android 2.2
We’re less than two months away from CES 2011 which means we are starting to see our inbox filled with press releases and goodies from companies who plan to be in attendance. It’s no secret that there looks to be a slew of Android tablets …
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Sylvania’s 7-Inch Tablet Spotted in Toys R Us Black Friday Ad at $139.99
Okay so your curiosity was piqued just a bit the other day when you heard that Sylvania had a 7-inch Android tablet at Kmart. Heck, for less than $200 ($180), you were at least thinking about heading to your local store to check it out. As tough as it might be to resist the urge to pick one up, you might want to wait until Thanksgiving, if possible.
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‘Hulu for Magazines’ Coming to Android Phones, Tablets in Early 2011
There’s an interesting little read over on All Things D today that says Android tablets and phones will be first to offer a “Hulu for Magazines” service next year.
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AT&T’s Galaxy Tab Expected November 21 with $649 Price Tag
AT&T is the last of the big four carriers to announce pricing and availability for the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Already available for T-Mobile and coming to Verizon and Sprint over the next few days, the Galaxy Tab carries an off-contract in the price range of $599-$649 which is exactly where AT&T’s looks to end up.
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T-Mobile Now Offering Samsung Galaxy Tab!
Consider this more of a courtesy reminder, but T-Mobile is now selling the Samsung Galaxy Tab. The 7-inch Android 2.2 tablet runs $399 with a two-year service agreement, $599 if you chose to buy it outright.
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Archos 70 Tablet with Android 2.2 Available Now
Following the release of their Archos 43 internet tablet yesterday, Archos has just dropped the new 7-inch model in their store. The 8GB Archos 70 tablet runs Android 2.2 and retails for a very reasonable $279.99.
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U.S. Cellular Getting Galaxy Tab, Too
In case you haven’t picked up on it yet, it’s Galaxy Tab week. Yet another carrier has come out to formally announce they will be offering the 7-inch, Android 2.2 tablet. The latest to add their name to the growing list of providers is U.S. Cellular.
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Sprint Announces Galaxy Tab for $400 on 2-Year Plan
As expected, Sprint has officially announced the Android-based Galaxy Tab for November 14th. The carrier has just issued a press release which says the 7-inch tablet will debut with a $399 price tag when customers sign up with a new 2-year service agreement on a 3G …
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Leaked Document Shows Sprint’s Galaxy Tab Launching November 14
Android Central has come into possession of a leaked internal Sprint document which tips the launch date of the Samsung Galaxy Tab for November 14th.
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DigiTimes: Android 3.0 Tablet Samples Ready by December
DigiTimes is reporting on Android tablets yet again. According to their sources, Google recently notified their partners that Android 3.0 will be completed and tablet samples will start arriving in December.
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CherryPal Announces 7-Inch Android 2.1 Tablet with Sub-$200 Price Tag
CherryPal has announced their new 7-inch Android 2.1-powered CherryPad today. Rather than setting their sites on the iPad and trying to take it on, CherryPal sees more benefit in the low-cost tablet space. Priced at only $188 per unit, the CherrpPad features an 800MHz processor, …
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LG Scraps Android 2.2 Tablet Plans
South Korean handset maker LG Electronics Inc said yesterday that they were calling off plans to launch an Android 2.2 tablet. According to an unnamed official, Android 2.2 ‘Froyo’ is not the best platform for them to launch their first tablet on.
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HTC Rumored to Drop Android 3.0 Tablet in Q1 ’11
There’s not a great deal to go on at this point, but a recent Digitimes article tells us that HTC plans to throw their hat in the tablet ring. According to Taiwanese component makers, HTC is looking to take on the likes of LG, Samung, …
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Toshiba Folio 100 Announced
Samsung isn’t the only company announcing Android tablets today. Toshiba just dropped the Android 2.2-powered Folio 100 on the world. The specs read like a strong device, with its 1024 x 600 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen, Tegra 2 processor, and 16GB of built-in memory. Other features, …
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LG Pulls Back Curtain on “Optimus Pad”
Get used to seeing a bunch of Android tablet rumors and announcements. They are not going anywhere anytime soon. Like the state of handsets a year ago, the future of Android is littered with devices. Today sees LG announcing (translate) their new “Optimus Pad”. We …
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