Motorola’s Android Tablet To Be Called The Droid XOOM, No 4G LTE Support Though
The good news is that now we have a name to go with the Motorola tablet running Android 3.0 (Honeycomb):…
Motorola’s New Android Tablet Will Be Announced At CES, Will Run Android Honeycomb OS
Motorola unveiled their promo video for their up-and-coming tablet called Tablet Evolution (name of the video not tablet). They…
Motorola’s 10inch Android Tablet Spotted With Verizon-Branding
Looks like more images of that Motorola tablet running Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) were caught on the net. The Moto tablet was spotted recently with the Verizon-branding, confirming the Verizon…Continue Reading →
T-Mobile Also Plans To Offer HSPA+ Tablets In 2011
Not to be left behind out of the press, T-Mobile sends a quick statement about their future plans of 2011…
Sprint Plans To Offer 4G Tablets In 2011
In a recent interview with Forbes, a Sprint executive told them that the 4G carrier plans to offer 4G tablets…
Acer To Offer 7 And 10inch Android Tablets In April 2011
Acer also announced a new set of Android tablets on the horizon for an April 2011 launch. Both tablets are without a name just like their new 4.8inch smartphone/tablet, but…Continue Reading →
Meet The Dell Inspiron Duo Netbook/Tablet Hybrid, Coming To First Week Of December Starting At $549
Engadget got the scoop on Dell’s new hybrid netbook/tablet called the Inspiron Duo. The Inspiron Duo is armed with…
ViewSonic’s ViewPad 7 Is Now Available For Pre-Order For $599.99
ViewSonic’s Android 2.2-powered, 7inch tablet is now ready for the interested to reserve theirs. Although the specs read as an…
ViewSonic Unveils Two ViewPads (ViewPad 7 and 10) Making Its Way To The US
Today ViewSonic announced two ViewPads in the form of 7 and 10inch making its way to the US. Back in September, they announced it in the UK and now…Continue Reading →
The HP Slate Becomes Official Again As The Slate 500, Announced And Priced For $799
Guess who’s bizack! The HP Slate is back in effect, running Windows 7 Professional and aimed at the business/enterprise crowd…