Manufacturers
ZTE’s tablet plans for other half of the year
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Adding to our yesterday’ report about ZTE Light Tab 2 launch in October, we have more details on ZTE’s tablet strategy for the remaining half of the year.
Sony Ericsson Xperia lineup to get NFC enabled Android smartphones
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Sony Ericsson is soon going to join the list of manufacturers with smartphones with NFC hardware in their portfolio. According to a press release issued today by NXP Semiconductors, Sony Ericsson has chosen their NFC solutions to be a part of future Android phones from the company.
Riding on Android, ZTE looks to capture more market in US, Europe
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Chinese telecommunication equipment manufacturer ZTE is looking to get more smartphone market share by leaving behind rivals in Europe and US. Company is betting on the rise in demand of Android smartphones.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 may have a thicker cousin for some markets
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OOPS..Bad news guys. It seems Samsung is having problems in getting components of its Galaxy Tab 8.9. So, chances are that Samsung will release two versions of its Tab 8.9.
Broadcom working on Merlyn chipset for Android devices
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Known for its connectivity chips, Broadcomm is now wants to get in the application processor game bigtime. In an interview with Dow Jones, company VP and GM of mobile app processor unit Martyn Humphries said that company is working on new age Merlyn processor, which have been tailor made for Android. These chips will go for mass production later this year and will be on the selves as the part of Android devices next year.
We will no longer be locking bootloaders on our devices – HTC
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HTC’s decision has come about its bootloader policy and as you have already read in the headline company has announced that it will not lock the bootloaders going forward. This is the best news for all the Android enthusiasts as well the developer community.
We are reviewing our bootloader policy, says HTC
Read the rest of this entry »HTC has announced today that it is looking into its bootloader policy as its new smartphones get ready to hit the market. HTC has been getting all the criticism after the reports of the bootloader lock-down in the upcoming flagship Android phone HTC Sensation and other devices.
Acer Iconia Tab A100 delayed due to Honeycomb issues
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We have been hearing rumors of the possible delay in the global launch of Acer Iconia Tab A100, but it seems we finally have a reason for the delay. This Honeycomb tablet has been announced in various markets including India with a promised availability around June, but it seems company is finding it hard to make Honeycomb apps compatible with the 7 inch display of the device.
Court asks Samsung to give samples of Galaxy S2, Tabs, Infuse 4G, Droid charge to Apple
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A Federal Court has asked Samsung Electronics to provide early samples of its upcoming Android smartphones and tablets to Apple as the part of ongoing legal dispute between the companies. Court has given this order to provide Apple time to file early injunction to stop the sales of these device if deemed necessary.
Acer’s Honeycomb tablet with Intel Oak Trail processor coming in July
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So, the first tablets with Intel’s Oak Trail processor are getting launch details. If you don’t know Intel recently announced the Oak Trail processor with Android support to make an entry in the fast growing tablet arena.
