A Blackberry-esque looking Android phone has recently shown itself to the world with that QWERTY keyboard front and center. Some might look at this and brush it off but I actually really like the idea, bringing these Blackberry style designs to Android to get more and more users over to the greatest mobile OS ever, Android! Today we have our eyes on the LG Optimus Pro
» Read more: LG Optimus Pro Pictures Emerge, Looks like a BlackBerry
Posted by: Asad Rafi July 7, 2011 ASUS EeePad Transformer is probably one of the best Android tablets available in the market at the moment and currently several retailers are offering it in USA. However, right now the Wi-Fi version is all that is available around the globe. Â Happy with sales so far, ASUS is releasing the 3G version of the tablet.
» Read more: ASUS EeePad Transformer 3G Lands in Italy, Coming Soon to UK and USA
We first saw Google’s prototype chromebook, the CR-48, a few months back. Google revealed all of the details on its official chromebook at the Google I/O developer conference in May. Samsung and Acer were named the first two manufacturing partners to develop commercially available Chromebooks
With the announcement of their new Android application, Sony has launched the expansion of their Music Unlimited service to third-party devices for the first time. Compatible with all Android devices running version 2.1 or later, the subscription-based app provides access to more than 7 million songs on Sony’s Qriocity network from all four of the major US labels. Qriocity—launched in April of 2010—was introduced with the idea of utilizing the tens of millions of users on the Playstation Network, offering them a portal to stream music, games and videos
Research in Motion has announced plans to debut its PlayBook tablet in 16 international markets in the next 30 days. RIM is launching the tablet in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, Venezuela, Spain, Germany, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Mexico, France, Italy, India, Indonesia and Colombia.
» Read more: RIM To Launch PlayBook In 16 Additional Markets
Making it even easier for mobile phone users to “like,†“tweet,†and “share,†there is speculation that the much-anticipated Apple iPhone 5 will have a Twitter button integrated into the phone’s platform.
» Read more: Apple iOS 5 Rumored To Have Social-Network Integration Features
At the moment, the HTC Sensation is available in just a few markets, and only via select carriers: Vodafone is selling it in the UK, SFR in France, and SK Telecom in South Korea. The smartphone can’t be bought unlocked yet, but customers will probably be able to do it starting next month. Unsurprising, you’ll have to pay a lot to get yourself an unlocked Sensation.
» Read more: Unlocked HTC Sensation priced at about €600 across Europe
Vodafone announces the Vodafone Smart – a smartphone for everyone Android powered and with innovative design features, the Vodafone Smart is the first in its category – in store for summer, available on pay as you go data plans Monday 16th May, 2011. Vodafone today announces the launch of the Vodafone Smart, the latest handset in its own-brand range and the first in its category: a fully-featured smartphone with popular appeal for the next wave of data users.
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Vodafone has announced a new own-branded Android handset, called Vodafone Smart – which is nothing more than a renamed Huawei U8160 .
» Read more: Vodafone intros Smart – a new, cheap Android 2.2 phone
The HTC flyer, the Taiwanese mobile device maker’s first tablet, has been officially released throughout Europe. The tablet that uses “natural touch and pen interaction†(rejoice, stylus lovers) will be available in 3G and Wi-Fi only models
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