Archive for 03/24/2011

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Official: BlackBerry PlayBook will support Android apps.

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03/24/2011
by Chris Garcia in ,

RIM has made it official. Their upcoming foray into the tablet world, the BlackBerry PlayBook, will have the ability to run Android apps. This gives the PlayBook the access to around 200,000 Android apps right out of the gate. The PlayBook will also support BlackBerry Java which More >

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Honeycomb source not ready for release for awhile?

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03/24/2011
by Randy Pinneta in ,

One thing that 3rd party developers and hackers have been waiting for is the source code for Honeycomb to be released by Google. It seems that might not be happening any time soon. Businessweek has been doing some digging and has found that Google believes More >

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Staples wants to help you shop for your next tablet.

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03/24/2011
by Chris Garcia in

Staples has just went live with their “Tablet Center” micro-site. Their goal is to help you find the right tablet, and for you to buy it from them. Right now the Motorola XOOM, Dell Streak 7, BlackBerry PlayBook, HP TouchPad, and Toshiba’s upcoming tablet are the ones More >

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Samsung TouchWiz UX for Honeycomb demoed.

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03/24/2011
by Chris Garcia in ,

IntoMobile got some hands-on time with Samsung’s upcoming TouchWiz UX for Android 3.0. I can already hear the moaning about having UI overlays on Honeycomb. This to me looks more like some minor but noticeable tweaks and additions, as opposed to a big UI change.

Unlike TouchWiz More >

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Acer Iconia Tab W500 and A500 get a release date and price.

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03/24/2011
by Randy Pinneta in , , ,

Acer has announced pricing and availability for the Acer Iconia Tab W500 and A500. The W500 will be available in the UK and Europe on April 8th for £449 ($726). This price is for the tablet only. You will be able to purchase a package More >

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ZTE tablet coming to the USA.

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03/24/2011
by Chris Garcia in ,

While ZTE is somewhat of a big name overseas, rarely do their products ever make it stateside. This will change with ZTE releasing the LTE tablet in the USA. The LTE is an Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet,and it’s similar to many of the upcoming honey loving tablets. More >

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