Advertisements Following the $199 Kindle Fire announcement by Amazon, Best Buy has decided to reduce the price of HTC Flyer WiFi. This seven inch Gingerbread tablet is now available for just $299, down from $499 at BestBuy.com and at all Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile standalone stores nationwide.
Advertisements Samsung has started rolling out Android 2.3.5 update for unlocked Galaxy S2 in some regions. The exact roll-out geographical spread is still unclear. This update improves the performance of the phone and brings some changes in TouchWiz UI because of patent issues with Apple.
Advertisements The most important question that remained unanswered till now was the cost of manufacturing of Kindle Fire tablet. Companies never reveal such details, but research companies like iSuppli estimate the spending and in this case according to the preliminary figure, Kindle Fire’s bill of materials (BOM) cost at $191.65. With the addition of manufacturing […]
Advertisements Virgin Mobile has announced the entry-level Android LG Optimus Slider in USA today. It will be available starting October 17 at http://www.virginmobileusa.com for $199.99 and in Best Buy and RadioShack stores from Oct. 31.
Advertisements The recently announced Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V is now on pre-order at online store Letsbuy with expected release on October 12. Neo V has been priced at INR 17,999, which is a decent price considering the features of the smartphone.
Advertisements Samsung has just announced its fourth Honeycomb tablet till date. Dubbed as Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, it will be available starting in Indonesia and Austria from end-October and gradually rolled to globally including Southeast and Southwest Asia, US, Europe, CIS, Latin America, Middle East, Africa, Japan and China.
Advertisements If you take the announcement in consideration, it is the first Ice Cream Sandwich phone, but it is pretty clear that next Nexus phone will be the actual first ICS device in terms of market availability. Part of Softbank Japan’s winter lineup, Sharp’s AQUOS PHONE 104SH will be arriving sometime around Feb-March 2012 in […]
Advertisements Cisco has released its enterprise targeted Android tablet Cius in the Indian market. Announced yesterday, this tablet will be available about INR 35,000 and INR 50,000 (with the docking station). According to Cisco, it will be targeting its existing customers and IP telephony users in the country, which stand around 700,000.