Still keen to pick up a Notion Ink Adam ? It’s been a while since the first batch of Android slates went out, and Notion Ink has just thrown open the doors for a new round of orders. Meanwhile, Eden 1.5 – Notion Ink’s UI and multitasking system – is going out to existing owners later today
» Read more: Notion Ink Adam sales open again; Honeycomb on June 27
HTC may not be publicly confirming the rumored June 8 release of the HTC Sensation 4G on T-Mobile USA, but it has thrown up a sign-up page for those wanting more information.
Google has released the final Android 3.0 Honeycomb SDK, complete with finalized APIs, on the eve of the first Honeycomb-based tablet being released. Developers now have the final set of tools to code for the Motorola XOOM and subsequent Android 3.0 slates, and the new API level is 11
Samsung has confirmed that it will be launching a dual-core successor to the Galaxy S in the first half of 2011, complete with a Super AMOLED Plus display; the handset is believed to be the Samsung Galaxy S2, tipped to arrive at MWC 2011 next month. Meanwhile, the company is also promising to “complement its Galaxy Tab with a range of devices to optimally meet various user needs.” The news comes as part of Samsung’s financial results for 2010, in which the company posted record revenue and sales of 80.7m mobile devices in total. Predicting a tough market ahead, Samsung says it will focus on “increasing shipments of high-end smartphones and tablet devices.” [ via SlashGear]
» Read more: Samsung promises dual-core Galaxy S2 & new Galaxy Tab range for 2011
We first saw the Acer Liquid budget smartphone last week at CES. Now the device has hit the FCC complete with bands ready for the AT&T network. The phone will sport a 2.3-inch HVGA display, 600MHz CPU, 512MB of RAM and will ship with stock Android 2.2.
» Read more: Acer Liquid Mini Passes FCC Approval, Coming to AT&T
Dell’s M02M Looking Glass tablet has been caught crossing the FCC , complete with UMTS/WCDMA support for both AT&T and T-Mobile USA. The filing for the M02M – which is believed to have a 7-inch display and run NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 chipset – also lists WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR. There’s also a SIM card slot and an SD card slot, both accessed via a door on the side of the Looking Glass; it’s unclear at this stage whether the tablet will be able to make voice calls, like the Dell Streak or not.
» Read more: Dell Streak 7 (aka M02M/Looking Glass) hits FCC with T-Mo/AT&T 3G
Amazon’s Kindle for Android app has been updated to v2.0, complete with newspaper and magazine support together with “Move to SD Card” functionality enabled. The ereader app now allows access to Amazon’s 100+ periodical titles, and shifts the Amazon store into the app itself rather than kicking you into the web version when you want to buy a new ebook.
» Read more: Amazon Kindle for Android 2.0 released: Periodical support & SD saving
Notion Ink tipped us to Android 2.3 Gingerbread earlier in the week, and now we’ve heard that pre-ordering for the Adam tablet is set to open tomorrow, Thursday December 9 2010. Our trusted source confirms that Notion Ink’s binary countdown will indeed hit zero tomorrow and the company begin accepting pre-orders.
» Read more: Pre-ordering for Notion Ink’s Adam from tomorrow, December 9
If you’ve been holding off buying an unlocked Dell Streak out of a sense of loyalty to Dell rather than AT&T, the day of credit card flexing is upon you. Dell is now offering the Streak direct , complete with Android 2.2 Froyo pre-loaded, priced at $549.99 with a bundled 16GB microSD card. Unfortunately, while a T-Mobile USA SIM will be recognized, and voice and EDGE data supported, the Streak still only supports AT&T 3G bands and so they’re your only option in the US if you want high speed mobile data.
» Read more: Unlocked Dell Streak now on sale direct from Dell
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