HCL enters the tablet market
India electronics based company HCL is launching 3 different Android tablets. These tablets will run Android Froyo 2.2 operating system, and not the optimized Android Honeycomb 3.0 for tablets; at…
RIM Playbook to run Android apps
When Research In Motion announced the Playbook last year, it was venturing itself on new territories. The Playbook answer from RIM to Apple's Ipad 2 or to Android tablets is…
Upcoming Samsung Galaxy tab 10.1 versus Ipad 2
Samsung is due to launch this Spring the next generation of its popular Galaxy Tab. The new Galaxy Tab 10.1 will run Android Honeycomb 3.0 operating system designed specifically for…
Adobe Flash Player 10.2 coming to Android
Adobe is ready to deliver a new Flash Player, version 10.2, to the Android Market on March 18. This new iteration of the Flash Player will be the second one…
HTC’s first Android tablet – the Flyer
Taiwanase smartphone maker HTC unveiled its first Android Tablet - the Flyer at the Barcelona Mobile World Congress. The Flyer is a 7 inch tablet running at launch time Android…
Google release Android Honeycomb 3.0 and new Android Market
Google just released its next generation of Android OS - Honeycomb 3.0 especially designed for tablets. Along with this new tablet OS designed to take on Apple's Ipad, Google also…
Ipad still leads tablets sales, is Android Honeycomb good enough?
Apple is changing the world again. With its latest innovation - the Ipad, Apple is redefining the way people use computers. In fact tablets sales more than doubled last quarter…
Asus Honeycomb Android tablets
Asus is following the Ipad tablet hype by releasing three Android based tablet and one Windows tablet this year. The Android tablets will run Google's latest Android version, Honeycomb 3.0…
Acer’s tablets – enough to dethrone the Ipad?
Acer Computer is getting serious in the tablet markets, with an expected release of at least 4 Ipad alike tablets in early 2011. Tablets size will range from 4.8 inches…
Samsung Galaxy tablet coming this fall
Samsung executives at this week's New York event, displayed Samsung's first tablet based on the ever popular Android OS. The Samsung Galaxy will be offered on all 4 major US…