Back in March, Sony Ericsson delivered some very good news for those of you who own an Xperia X10 . The company changed its mind then, and contrary to previous statements, said it would be starting work on updating the Xperia X10 to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. A few months have passed, and today Sony Ericsson has published an update on the status of the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the Xperia X10.
» Read more: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 will get Android 2.3 Gingerbread in August
During the weekend, a screenshot of the newest additions to Verizon’s MAP (minimum advertised price) list was leaked to Droid-Life .
Back in January, among many other tablet-related announcements, we also first heard about Vizio’s plans to enter the (now quite crowded) Android tablet market.
» Read more: Vizio’s 8-inch Android tablet will be available at Walmart in six weeks
The HTC 7 Pro is now available at Cellular South, just like we heard a couple of months ago that it would be. Just a few days ago, on Monday, the HTC 7 Pro was launched by US Cellular , and now Cellular South follows suit
» Read more: Cellular South HTC 7 Pro now available for $199.99
Motorola has officially announced its third-generation Milestone Android smartphone – unfortunately, it did it only in China. The Chinese version of the handset is called Motorola XT883, and looks exactly like the Droid 3 / Milestone 3 we’ve seen in the leaked photos appeared in the last few months. The XT883 will be available starting the third quarter of the year, being offered by China Telecom (the only Chinese carrier that still has a CDMA network).
» Read more: Motorola Droid 3 / Milestone 3 announced in China as Moto XT883
Announced way back in February, the LG Optimus 3D is now finally ready to hit the market: LG has officially confirmed that the smartphone is launching now in Europe, and in “more than 60 markets around the world over the next several weeks.†I was hoping that LG delayed the release of the Optimus 3D in order to upgrade it to Android 2.3 Gingerbread – however, it looks like this didn’t happen. The press release announcing the handset’s launch doesn’t include any reference to what version of Android the Optimus 3D runs (in fact, it doesn’t include the word Android at all), so I assume it’s still 2.2 Froyo, as it was in February. But fret not, an upgrade to Gingerbread will be made available eventually
» Read more: LG Optimus 3D officially released in Europe, probably without Gingerbread
Although the Wi-Fi only version of the Blackberry Playbook has been out for a few months now, we have yet to see a 4G version hit the market. The 4G Blackberry Playbook was expected to be released at some point this summer, but that is not the case according to RIM CEOÂ Mike Lazaridis
Here’s one for you featurephone lovers, smartphone haters, or both. Orange UK has a new own-brand featurephone up its sleeves, and it’s calling it the Atlanta from Orange. At least there’s some consistency there with regard to using city names for own-brand devices.
Today the BlackBerry PlayBook , RIM’s first tablet, has become widely available in the UK , from retailers and mobile network operators alike. One company, however, chose not to take part in the launch. O2 UK decided not to sell the PlayBook, at least not for the foreseeable future.
Panasonic has officially announced what seems to be the world’s first rugged Android tablet : the Panasonic Toughbook tablet. The tablet was “designed with security, functionality and real-world reliability in mindâ€, and will be released sometime in the fourth quarter of the year
» Read more: Panasonic Toughbook rugged Android tablet coming in Q4
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