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Viewsonic has unveiled a Android ICS tablet, ViewPad E7 and a Dual SIM Android smartphone, ViewPhone 3 at CES 2012. The ViewPad E70 comes with a 7-inch (800 x 600 pixels) display and is powered by 1GHz processor. It runs on the latest Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) OS. The E70 is a Dual SIM smartphone that comes with a 3.5-inch (480 x 320 pixels) capacitive touch display and runs on Android (Gingerbread) 2.3 operating system.

The Viewsonic ViewPad E70 has 4GB internal memory and has 32 GB expandable memory with microSD. It would offer 1080p HDMI output and has Wi-Fi support and a front-facing camera.

The Viewsonic ViewPhone 3 runs on 800Mhz processor ARM processor and has 5MP auto focus camera, WiFi, Bluetooth v2.1 , 512 MB RAM, expandable memory up to 32GB and 1500 mAh battery.

The Viewsonic ViewPad e70 is priced at US$169.99 and the ViewPhone 3 is priced at $279 and would be available in late Q1 2012.

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Photographs have leaked of a Motorola Android tablet which is aimed to be a replacement for media center remote controls. The tablet which is said to come with an inbuilt IR blaster is aimed at the home automation set who might want to replace their universal remotes with an Android tablet which offers extended functionality.

The tablet is said to be equipped with a 4000 mAh  battery which will enable several days of standby time. The WiFi equipped tablet runs on Android 2.3 and can be seen mirroring the television UI on its screen. Considering the low end price point being targeted for this , we don’t expect high end specs. We’re quite interested to see how Motorola innovates on this concept as it could lead to some very interesting applications and open up a new domain for Android tablets.

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The video streaming platform has been on the tablets for some time now, but now Sony wants a simple music streaming app which can run on any of the Android tablets, which will also provide access to the cloud based music unlimited network. it will be attainable via download , an app for any Android tablet junkie to freak out on, though this app will be hitting on Sony Ericsson’s Tablet S first.

This is what Sony had to say: “As one of the largest digital entertainment services, Sony Entertainment Network aims to bring new ways for consumers to enjoy digital music and video,” said Tim Schaaff, President, Sony Network Entertainment. “The launch of the Music Unlimited service on Sony Tablet marks one of our many significant steps to satisfying the mobile demands of our current consumers while opening up our cloud-based music service to completely new audiences.”

The user can now navigate between album view and the inventory view, which is quite agile, and actualize playlists quicker and identify the related artists with much ease.  Now the service has been at hand for various Android smartphones for quite some time, the latest v1.2 app allows tablets to avail the service. The modernized application thus brings a very modified and harmonized user interface.

A 180-day trial of the Basic plan absolutely free at this moment for Sony Tablet S users. This exciting new service is also accessible in nine various nations with an elementary subscription at $3.99 monthly and the premium subscription at only $9.99 monthly.

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Amazon had announced a press conference tomorrow a few days back, well we all know that Amazon is coming up with an Android based tablet which will be directly competing against the iPad, and we are sure that they are going to talk about this device and show it tomorrow in their press event, but now Techcrunch is reporting that it will be a 7? tablet which will be named Fire.

Well personally I don’t like the name, I mean naming a tablet Fire is a bit weird, anyways the so called “Fire” will be sporting a dual core TI OMAP processor, we are guessing OMAP 4430 clocked at 1.2 GHz, this processor can also be found on the Blackberry Playbook and the Motorola Droid/Milestone 3.

There is also a rumor that Amazon’s tablet will be costing around $250 will also be able to stream movies and TV as they have been talking with Fox from a long time now. Well all this is just a rumor and some of them an assumption. Let’s see what happens tomorrow.

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Acer is a well known technology companies in the world and their desktops and laptops are famous. A few months ago, they launched few Honeycomb tablets, Acer ICONIA A100 and ICONIA A500. Now it looks like Acer is impressed by their tablets sales and planning to launch another one. DigiTimes is reporting that Acer is working on a 10-Inch tablet PC and it will feature a sliding keyboard, probably similar to ASUS EeePad Slider. As ASUS tablet comes with a full-sliding QWERTY keyboard, I am sure Acer tablet will offer the same one.

I hope Acer sliding tablet comes with an interesting design and Acer is planning to launch it later this year between October and December. It will be running on an ARM-based processor and will be manufacture by Compal. At the moment, we don’t know on which operating system it will be running on, but the possibility is that it will feature Android OS. As Windows 8 (which is Microsoft OS for tablets and others) is not out yet, so it’s possible that it will feature either Honeycomb or Ice Cream Sandwich, but as Android 4.0 is also coming later this year, so probably it might be one of the first tablets to run on Android 4.0.

Anyway, let’s wait for some official words from Acer; I am sure they will be revealing it anytime soon. So who’s looking forward to it?

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We recently told you that HTC is planning to launch their first ever Android 3.0 tablet soon and it will be launched by AT&T in USA. We also got some further details on it and so far the tablet looks quite amazing, it will run on a dual-core 1.5 GHz processor and will also feature HTC Scribe technology, which is liked by a lot of people who are using HTC Flyer. DigiTimes is reporting that HTC is planning to begin the volume production of HTC Puccini next month, which means that it will be launched soon. As we already know that the tablet will be compatible with HTC’s touch pen technology, the tablet display will be both resistive and capacitive. HTC is buying 10.1 inch touchscreen panels from a company to begin the production in June. It will feature Android 3.0.1 and as we saw the recent shots of its UI, which proves it that it will also feature Sense UI along with Honeycomb, which will make the experience even more amazing. As DigiTimes said that the stylus will work with specified software, so it looks like that HTC Puccini will also feature HTC Notes and maybe some new software for the stylus.

If the production is starting in June, my guess is that they will officially launch it around the holiday time. So who’s looking forward to HTC Honeycomb tablet, anyone?

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Details of the HTC Puccini which is believed to be HTC’s next Android tablet have been leaked. It will be the first HTC tablet to run on Android 3.0 Honeycomb and will also support AT&T LTE 4G.

The tablet is expected to have a 10? WXGA (1280×800 Pixels Resolution) display. It will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8660 dual-core processor running at 1.5 GHz.

The tablet supports HTC’s Scribe Pen. The tablet’s codename is Puccini and so the final device name might change.It is also rumoured that the tablet works with the Cingular LTE network as well.

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Posted by RajLaptop,motorola,Tech News1/06/2011 09:51:00 AM

Motorola unveiled its Xoom tablet device. The Xoom is the first tablet to run Android "Honeycomb", a version of Google's mobile operating system designed specifically for tablets.


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NOVA Touchscreen Display and it’s also the world slimmest smartphone. Well, that’s not all LG is going to announce at CES, because last night Engadget got their hands on an image which says that

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Motorola’s website just confirmed that that Tablet they are going to announce in a few minutes is the XOOM

The name was spotted on the coming soon page of the website. Looking from the screenshot , it’s clear that the tablet is running on Android 3.0 Honeycomb.

It is rumored to be running on Verizon’a LTE network

Let’s wait for the specs for a while

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Today at CES 2011, T-Mobile USA  and LG Mobile Phones announced T-Mobile G-Slate which is the upcoming 4G Android Honeycomb tablet for T-Mobile from LG

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Toshiba Corp has launched a 10-inch new tablet device which will be comparable in price to Apple's iPad.
The Toshiba Tablet , which will be available in the first half of 2011 and run Google's forthcoming Honeycomb version of the Android operating system, is targeted at consumers.
Like other touchscreen tablets, it plays high-definition videos and is designed for Web browsing, games and electronic books.
The 1.7-pound tablet, which uses Nvidia's Tegra 2 mobile processor, connects to the Internet over Wi-Fi, but has no built-in capability to connect to high-speed mobile phone networks.  It features front and rear-facing cameras, and will have access to an applications store.

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Breffo a company that makes accessories for smartphones has unveiled the Spiderpodium Tablet which is a stand for Tablets including the Apple iPad

The stand  is lightweight can be tucked into a jacket pocket or packed into a handbag, backpack, and carry-on bag with ease. The Spiderpodium Tablet features  8 flexible,

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Back in December we told you about Android chief Andy Rubin showing off a prototype Motorola Android Tablet at the Dive Into Mobile conference. The next version of Android aka HoneyComb was spotted on this device and now we have the demo on video , thanks to a enthusiastic reader . The chances that this prototype tablet is the Motorola XOOM are pretty high !


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Ever wondered how tablets evolved ? Have you ever heard of the Egyptian Hieroglyphic Tablet from 3200 B.C ?  Motorola has made a pretty informative and hilarious video to tease it’s upcoming Android Honeycomb tablet which is all set for a CES 2011 launch at Las Vegas next month.

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Home » News, Palm, Palm, RumorsPalm WebOS Tablet “Topaz” coming, keyboard leakedSubmitted by Asad Rafi on December 19, 2010 – 3:59 pmNo Comment

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Earlier this week, Google’s Andy Rubin showed off the Android 3.0 powered Motorola tablet at the Dive Into Mobile conference and now the leaked specs of this tablet have been emerged in the wild. The image shown above is the homescreen of the Android 3.0 (Gingerbread) OS. A user named goldenstone recently played with the device in Taiwan and posted the specs of this device at the Mobile 01 forum. Check out the leaked specs below.

Motorola Tablet Leaked Specs:7-inch and 10-inch versions32GB storageNVIDIA Tegra 2 T20 dual-core processorGyroscope1280×800 resolution5MP camera on the back, 2MP on the front.microSDHDMI outVersions for UMTS, CDMA and LTE

The poster also said that the hardware is “pretty light”, but Honeycomb still needs some final fine-tuning. This device is expected to be unveiled at the Motorola’s CES event on January 5, 2011.

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Over at the Dive Into Mobile conference in San Francisco , Andy Rubin from Google just showed off Android 3.0. Android 3.0 or Honeycomb is the next big version of the mobile operating system scheduled to hit the market sometime next year. It is said to come with a UI optimized for tablet computers.

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Intel has reportedly shown off MeeGo phones and tablets in Russia according to someone who has attended the event. The MeeGo phone is expected to  be powered by Intel’s Atom processor and seems to have a HI/LO VIBRANT branding

There is a 5MP Camera with Flash on the Back and a Front Facing Camera. The phone is running on MeeGo.

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