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Final Huawei IDEOS X3 and S7 Slim Specs Revealed
Huawei fills in the blanks for their two new Android devices, the IDEOS X3 smart phone and S7 Slim tablet.
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Android 3.0 Honeycomb Preview SDK Hints At Phone Support?
Maybe Google wasn’t completely honest about making Honeycomb a tablet-only platform? Engadget got a tip last night that showed how to set the Honeycomb emulator in SDK from WXGA (1024 x 768, the default tablet resolution) to WVGA (current smartphone resolution basis). The result? I drastically …
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Coby Drops 5 Android Tablets At CES
Value Electronics Manufacturer Coby announced the release of five new tablets, all running Android 2.3. If you don’t know, Coby is known for the reasonable cost of their products. From HDTVs to dvd players, all are lower than the cost of the name brand competitors. …
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Google Shows Off Android 3.0 Honeycomb; Exclusively For Tablets
Well, the video’s been made private on YouTube, but that didn’t stop Engadget from snapping it up for our viewing pleasure. On the androiddevelopers YouTube channel, Google (accidentally?) posted a full-fledged, all-out, crazy-insane video showing off it’s next version of Android–Honeycomb. Not only will Honeycomb …
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Dell Streak 7/Looking Glass Hits FCC, Appears Headed for T-Mobile, AT&T
Dell’s 7-inch Android tablet, the Streak 7, appears to be headed to T-Mobile once it’s finally unveiled. A recent FCC filing shows the device listed with a M02M model number with support for a 3G modem that works for both AT&T and T-Mobile bands.
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NEC to Debut Android-Based Dual Screen Cloud Communicator Tablet at CES
NEC looks to hit the ground running next year with a handful of Android related products. The Japanese electronics giant plans to get things started at CES with the world’s first dual-LCD-screen Android tablet among other devices and services.
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Motorola Teasing Honeycomb Tablet for CES [VIDEO]
Watch the video below and tell me you are not excited. Then I will tell you that you are a liar.
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NOOKColor’s Android 2.2 Update May Add Android Market
Huge news coming out of the eReader market today surrounding the NOOKcolor’s Android 2.2 update. According to Smartphone Magazine, the update coming in January 2011 may possibly bring the Android Market along for the ride.
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T-Mobile Commits to 4G Tablet in 2011
As we head into the new year and begin talking about all the wonderful smart phones and tablets in store for consumers. With CES, Mobile World Congress, and CTIA kicking off 2011, we’re going to see plenty of announcements from the various handset makers and carriers. One such carrier, T-Mobile, has committed to a 4G tablet in the coming year.
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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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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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Android 2.1 on the (UK) Dell Streak is Not Awesome
Dell Streak owners in the UK are getting Android 2.1 this week, however many would probably rather go back to 1.6 if they could. The Register is reporting that users are running to issues with all sorts of things, including web browsing, contacts, the …
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Samsung Starts Advertising Galaxy Tab [VIDEO]
The first official TV spot for the Galaxy Tab has hit YouTube and we’ve embedded it below. Samsung crams as much as they can in the 30-second spot so that users can see just how helpful one of these guys can be. We can’t wait …
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