Advertisements Motorola is looking for a month long head-start, when it starts selling its Honeycomb powered tablet Xoom in February. The recent invitation from Google for the honeycomb launch has almost confirmed the availability of Xoom next month.
Advertisements Google seems to be disappointed with the Android app development till now. Although, the number of apps in Android Market has crossed 100,000, quality apps are still hard to find. Taking the matter in its own hands, Google is now recruiting software engineers, product managers, UI experts and others who have a decent about […]
Advertisements The US telecom operator AT&T is beyond doubt ramping up its Android operations. The company recently announced an aggressive approach for Android this year, and seems pretty serious about it too.
Advertisements Want to check if your Android phone has been rooted properly, there is a solution for that. XDA member JoeyKrim has made a little app to check root access as well as Busybox installation on your Android device.
Advertisements It seems Barnes & Noble is having serious problems with their suppliers, as the company has started delaying their orders upto Feb 15. After the scraping of original Nook 3G due to supplier issues, Nook Color seems to be in the trouble too. We hope there is something good hidden in it, but that does […]
Advertisements Google has started sending Honeycomb launch event invitation to members of media. It invitation clearly states that the event will have in-depth look at Honeycomb, hands-on demos of tablets and Android news.
Advertisements It seems folks over AndroidGuys have got a release date on Verizon HTC Thunderbolt. According to their source, Verizon will start selling this 4G smartphone from February 24. There is no confirmation on pricing right now, but it is expected to be $249 with a two year contract.
Advertisements Smartphones running Google’s Android operating system are likely to outnumber iPhones by the end of 2012, says marketing and analysis firm eMarketer. Android-equipped phones will increase their market share to 31 percent over the next two years while Apple’s iPhone will calm down at 30 per cent, estimates eMarketer.