by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Sharp’s Galapagos Android tablets look quite swish if you ask us. There are two types, the 5.5-inch and 10.8-inch versions. Both are set to land in Japan on December 10th and pre-orders will be accepted…
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by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Sharp’s Galapagos Android tablets look quite swish if you ask us. There are two types, the 5.5-inch and 10.8-inch versions. Both are set to land in Japan on December 10th and pre-orders will be accepted…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
It would appear as though Google have been tasting Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread and Android 3.0 aka Honeycomb recently. Indeed, if you head on over to AIRBenchmark you will be able to see an Android…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
According to the official Sony Ericsson Blog, if you are a proud owner of the Sony Ericsson X8, then you might find Android 2.1 finding its way to your device sometime soon. The things added…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Microsoft have consistently pointed out that Android is not free, nor open. Whether you agree on the latter point really depends on your definition. If it is a matter of degree, then Android is ‘more…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Google and Android Developers blog have recently announced that a content rating for every application in the Android market will be required. Within a few weeks, it appears as though every application on the Android…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Shenzhen HuaRuiAn Technology Co., Ltd have recently developed a rather bland looking 7-inch 800 x 480 Android tablet. The general idea is that this tablet will be re-branded for an international release. HuaRuiAn Technology Co.,…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
GfK Marketing Services Japan Ltd. have released figures that fall squarely inline with Gartner, reporting that Android OS is already the most popular in the US and has recently overtaken Symbian as the most popular…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Today in New York City, Acer held a press event for a range of devices they plan to release in the near future and into next year. There are a couple of interesting tablets to…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Sony have recently announced that they will release an eReader application for Android and the iPhone. They have a very pleasant looking site over here which you may already be familiar with if you have…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
For those interested in Android, tablet computing and addictive games, this ones for you. Popherald have posted a nifty little comparison article between the iPad and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the latter of which currently…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
The HTC Knight is alleged to include a slide out QWERTY keyboard along with a speedy 4G radio. Indeed, it is set to land with Sprint and appears as though it will be their version…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Google have released an update to Android (and iOS) that now enabled you to edit your Google Documents online, in real time along with colleagues and friends who are using desktop or non-mobile devices. Edits…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
It turns out that U.S. Cellular has recently announced the upcoming availability of its 4th Android device, known as the LG Apex. We can expect this device as soon as November 19th for $79.99. This…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
According to Reuters, Panasonic are set to launch a range of Android based smartphones in 2011. These will become available in Japan, before being rolled out to the rest of the world in 2012. This…
by James Tromans, 2 years ago
Although this scheduled down-time will not have an impact on the consumer right away, the Android Market is going down for some good house keeping. However, only the ‘developer version’. To reiterate, the normal consumer…