Advertisements Google and Samsung have announced the rumored Galaxy Nexus today at a Hong Kong event. In-line with previous rumors and leaks Galaxy Nexus comes with 4.65 inch HD Super AMOLED Plus display and 1.2GHz dual core processor. Galaxy Nexus is also the first Android smartphone to feature software buttons replacing the hardware counterparts. Running […]
Advertisements Let me start with the fact that these are just a few JavaScript benchmarks and more detailed benchmarks will be available in the days to come. But, it is important to see how Motorola has drastically improved the Gingerbread browser performance and the same is visible in the following results.
Advertisements As we reported couple of days back, Samsung and Google have officially rescheduled the Ice Cream Sandwich and Galaxy Nexus launch event on October 19 in Hong Kong.
Advertisements If rumors are to be believed, we might see the Ice Cream Sandwich launch on October 19 in Hong Kong just before the scheduled AsiaD event. This seems to be a believable rumor as Andy Rubin, SVP Mobile, Google (or Android Boss) and Dr. Won-Pyo Hong, Executive Vice President, Global Product Strategy, Samsung are […]
Advertisements Google and Samsung have decided to postpone the Unpacked event scheduled on October 11. Companies have not given any specific reason for this change, but one can imagine that it is because of the recent death of Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs.
Advertisements Soon after we saw Nexus Prime in action in the first real video, the screenshots of Android’s next version 4.0 were leaked. These screenshots clearly show the mix of Gingerbread and Honeycomb in Ice Cream Sandwich along with nifty new features.
Advertisements Sony Ericsson seems to be leaving no stone unturned in becoming a major force in Android arena. After recently announcing the Android 2.3.4 update, company today confirmed to SoMobile that all the Xperia series phone that have been released in 2011 will also be upgraded to Ice Cream Sandwich.
Advertisements In line with earlier rumors of a possible September launch, Engadget recently reported that Sony S1 might be launched in the first two weeks of the next month. According to publication’s sources, S1 is also going for a name change and it would now be called Tablet S, well S1 was just a codename.