Logitech has recently outed a few new accessories coming to their long list of well made keyboards and mice. They now have a pre-order page live for all those that need the convenience and ease of use of having a bluetooth keyboard and or mouse for their Android Tablet.
» Read more: Logitech launches Keyboard and Mouse for Honeycomb Tablets
Back in February at Mobile World Congress, ZTE showed the first signs that it is willing to push more products to Western markets, when it unveiled a couple of smartphones , among which the high-end Skate stood out. This was a 4.3-incher running Android, and having an (arguably mid-tier by now) 800 MHz processor.
Samsung’s Galaxy S 4G isn’t exactly a great leap from the existing Galaxy S range.
Wirefly is listing the Samsung Galaxy S 4G as available for preorder. Due out February 23rd, the price will be under $150 with a two-year contract from T-mobile.
» Read more: Samsung Galaxy S 4G available for preorder at Wirefly
Well here you have it, a press release on the matter. This is the announcement of T-Mobile’s Galaxy S 4G, what they say will be the fastest smartphone running on America’s Largest 4G Network. It’ll have Android 2.2 Froyo, capable of theoretical download speeds of up to 21 Mbps, and it’s got a Super AMOLED touchscreen.
While there’s been absolutely no sign of Android 2.3 Gingerbread on the Samsung Galaxy S yet (even if Samsung has somewhat confirmed that it is on the way), Samsung has decided to update the international version of the Galaxy S, the GT-i9000, to Android 2.2.1. This is still Froyo , and, as its name implies, Android 2.2.1 is a bug fixing release
» Read more: Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000 Android 2.2.1 update now rolling out
It’s not the first time we’re hearing about Panasonic pondering the launch of Android phones , but now we’ve got some clearer dates for when this will happen. Reuters has it that the first Android handsets made by Panasonic will be released in Japan, sometime early next year
» Read more: Panasonic Android phones to be available starting early 2011
Hooray for all you pink paper readers, your Financial Times is finally available on your Android Device. It’s a very basic version that works for the time being only in portrait mode (no landscape.) It seems to run pretty alright, but not quite as swiftly as the Wall Street Journal application which is, of course, along the same lines.
» Read more: Financial Times App Now Available in Android Market
A few days ago, Samsung announced that it would unveil a new, mysterious Android device on November 8.
» Read more: Google Nexus Two to be made by Samsung, announced on November 8?
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