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Huawei IDEOS X3 and S7 Slim Tablet Peek Out Before MWC
Engadget reported today that the Huawei IDEOS X3 and the S7 Slim broke cover before MWC this week on the company’s Flickr page. The X3 is said to be a budget handset aimed for mid to low range in pricing in the Android Smartphone market. As for the Slim, there was not much to note other than we can see that it has a front facing camera to it. Check out the Slim image after the break
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Brief, Blurry Video of Samsung Tablet
The Samsung tablet has found time to shoot a video, albeit a blurry cameo. Behold just under thirty seconds of the Tab acting like a phone. Yeah, a huge 7-inch phone. We know some are calling this thing the “Tape” but we’ll stick with “Tab” …
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Android 2.1 Powered Huawei S7 Tablet Works as 7-Inch Phone
If there is one thing Android has certainly become very good at, it’s blurring the line between tablet and smart phone. Where exactly does one decide to stop calling something a phone? Is it five inches? How about 5.5-inches? What if the device was 7-inches …
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First Look at Samsung Tab
Wow! Samsung, what are you guys up to? Take a look at that picture and you will see what appears to be a massive Samsung Galaxy S. The image made its way online via the (official) Samsung South Africa Blog twitter account just a half …
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Yepp! Samsung Working on Android-based Media Player
Thanks to another Bluetooth SIG listing we now know Samsung is prepping a music player with our beloved Android OS. First spotted a little over a week ago by Samsung Hub and Chocoberry, we’ve learned that the YP-MB2 device will feature a 4-inch AMOLED screen, …
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WePad changes name to WeTab
Remember that pretty Android tablet that was announced a few weeks ago called the “WePad”? A friend of mine is tablet shopping, and she was interested in the iPad. I suggested she wait for the WePad, and I even tried to show her how awesome …
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Resolved Kogan Promises $200 HD Pad
It’s been a while since we last checked in on Ruslan Kogan, the brains behind the just-about-released Kogan Agora Pro. With a launch only a few weeks away, the Australian electronics maker pulled their Android handset back and quietly went off the radar. So what …
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Camangi WebStation Slashes Price to $275
The Camangi team has shaved over 25% off of the price of their WebStation, knocking it down to $275. However, it’s likely not enough of a discount to draw a substantial amount of attention. It’s up against some steep competition this year as some major …
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Hivision Netbook Could Run Under $100
Check out the the Hivision PWS700CA laptop found in this review from friend of the site, Charbax.  The 600MHz powered Android Laptop is currently being shopped around, looking for distributors.  According to Charbax, this netbook could reach the bargain-basement pricing of $100 or less should a …
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Apple Legitimizes the Tablet With iPad – Android Stands Poised to Raise the Bar
Search “tablet” within Androidguys and you will find 63 results dating as far back as July 2008. No, the idea of a tablet isn’t new. The biggest question revolving around these devices that fit somewhere between a smart phone and a laptop was, would anyone …
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Dell Mini 5 Gets Mini Demo from Michael Dell
The following video is less than a minute long, but it’s all we needed. It only takes 43 seconds for us to consider ourselves officially hooked on the Android-based Dell Mini 5 tablet. Michael Dell (CEO) was in Switzerland at the World Economic Forum where …
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Viewsonic Adds VTablet 101 to List of Android Tablets
The number of Android-based tablets and internet devices seems to be keeping pace with handsets. It feels like every time we turn around, we’re talking about a new MID or web tablet with Android. Today finds us bringing you news of the VTablet 101 from …
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CES 2010: Inbrics to Unveil MID M1
Inbrics is set to unveil their Android powered MID (mobile internet device) at CES 2010. Information is scarce about the unit, but here is what we know:
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Notion Ink’s 10.1-Inch Smartpad with Tegra Power!
The tablet market is expected to really explode one of these days and Android stands to play a pivotal role in making sure that happens. Take a look at the smartpad in these pictures and you’ll a concept to one sexy beast of a tablet. …
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