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HTC Joins The Tablet Race With a 7 inch Android device
I’ve always liked HTC Corporation for it’s realization that Asian markets have equal and better potential for smart phones and devices. It has released Android phones at the same time here along with the US Release (sometimes even before). Now HTC Flyer enters the tablet race (filled with Samsung, LG, Motorola) with their 7 inch…
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Android 2.4 Will Also Be Called Gingerbread [Rumor]
I guess this is the third time we are talking about Android 2.4. First, we thought it was Honeycomb. Since H follows G and Gingerbread was Android 2.3, it seemed like the obvious name. But turned out Honeycomb was destined for bigger things. Then we heard a rumor saying 2.4 was actually supposed to be…
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Video Shows Leaked Nexus S Running Android 2.4 [Possibly Fake]
The german website BestBoyz.de found a Nexus S at CES which they claim was running Android 2.4 (possibly Ice Cream Sandwich). They actually have a video to prove it. The approximate Google Translation conveyed that in whatever time they had with the device they couldn’t find any major differences between Android 2.3 and 2.4. You…
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Next Android Release Will Be Called Ice Cream Sandwich
We heard a rumor that the next Android release called Ice Cream will be coming this summer. But the truth is that it will be called Ice Cream Sandwich. At least that’s what Jason Kincaid of OMG/JK was told by Andy Rubin. If you asked why, well they say that Froyo and Ice Cream aren’t much…
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You Can Taste Android Ice Cream This Summer [Rumor]
Sometime back people were talking about Android 2.4 running on Sony Xperia Arc and how it was a just an incremental update to Gingerbread and not like Android 3.0 Honeycomb that was actually a major redesign primarily for tablets though. Then Sony said it was just some software misconfiguration and people shouldn’t get excited already.…
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Is Honeycomb Android 3.0 or 2.4?
While going through their server logs, pocketnow.com noted a new Android OS version. The surprise was that the OS version number was 2.4 not 3.0. While almost everyone assumed that Honeycomb stood for Android 3.0, that apparently may not be the case. Pocketnow found 1 visit on their website but 15 visits on a larger website whom…
