MSI Tablet

MSI is not letting the train leave them behind via Endgadget:

http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/13/msi-to-reintroduce-windpad-tablets-at-ces-claims-oak-trail-impr/

Next Gen GTab leak

A look into the future via Engaget sourced from Netbooknews:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/10/samsung-7-inch-super-amoled-panel-showcased-on-next-gen-galaxy/

Galxy Tab Pricing

Pricing for GTab confirmed:

http://www.tmonews.com/2010/11/samsung-galaxy-tab-pricing-confirmed-again/comment-page-1/#comment-296866

Honeycomb

Things could be changing for Android.   With the LG tablet announcement, It seems that Google is responding to the criticism that there is no support for Android tablets.   When the Galaxy Tab gets the Honeycomb update, this  does change things.  For once early adopters will not be punished.  Of course this will depend on the update coming in a timely manner.

LG Tab

It looks like LG could be the one to get the Tab done right:

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/03/lg-pad-coming-in-early-2011-with-android-honeycomb-dual-core-t/

Wifi GTab

http://www.phonedog.com/2010/10/25/samsung-galaxy-tab-wifi-only-model-leaks-with-a-499-99-price-tag/

Smart Phone Sales U. S.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/05/android-is-numero-uno-among-us-phone-buyers-over-the-last-six-mo/

Android Remote

Is this something Android Fans will love?  Look familiar?


http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/28/sony-ericsson-liveview-acts-as-a-1-3-inch-remote-control-for-you/

Android Tablet from Where?

By Sean Hollister posted Sep 8th 2010 at 6:25AM

Sure, popular belief equates Colombian exports with guns and cocaine, but two Bogota-based companies presently have 10-inch tablet computers on the brain. Compumax has got an Android-powered Tegra 2 device on tap with a dual-core 1GHz Cortex A9, 512MB of RAM and a 32GB hard drive, and Smart PC's looking at a netbook-specced Windows 7 slate with an Atom N450 processor, a DVD burner, up to 2GB of RAM and a 320GB hard drive, a folding stand and a pair of peripheral-friendly USB ports alongside what looks like a fairly responsive multitouch screen. Intriguingly enough, the companies claim the devices aren't rebrands and are actually built in Colombia from foreign parts -- the "Hyper" Android slate is reportedly already on sale for COP 700,000 (about $387), and you can expect the "Smart Touch" Windows machine to debut for COP 1,099,000 (about $608) when it debuts in Peru next month. See the latter machine in action right after the break.

Andy Tablet

App explanation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UKeNs-GQes&feature=player_embedded

HTC Desire

If you take a nap you miss updates from Android.  I'm talking about the HTC Desire HD.   It is basically the EVO for AT & T.   The only thing it does not have is the HDMI.  From what I undersand it is not a big loss.   That feature will not allow you to view copyrighted material on your tv.   I just don't understand why AT& T gets it before T-Mobile.   With this phone going to more than one carrier it will definitely help Android increase it's market share.

Desire HD

Andy growing up`

Well there are reports on the tech blogs that Android has 33% of the smartphone market.   I have not taken the plunge but find Andy appealing.   I can customize as much or as little as I choose.    As a T-Mobile user I will wait out the fall releases to see which phone to use my major upgrade.  I think this announcement should help Andy get some respect.