According to rumors, Viewsonic is going to unveil a Honeycomb powered 7-inch tablet called Viewsonic Viewpad 7x on May 31st and the tablet will hit the stores in June. Check out the more details of the unannounced Viewpad 7x Honeycomb tablet here.
Samsung is expected to roll out the Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread update for the original Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 very soon. Check out the more details about the Gingerbread update for Galaxy tab here.
World’s first Android powered dual-screen equipped Kyocera Echo smartphone is now available for just $120 at Amazon stores. Check out the more details, specs of the Kyocera Echo handset and buy it from here.
DailySteals.com is now selling the unlocked edition of HTC-made Google Nexus One handset for $269.99 off-contract. Check out the more details about the price cut of Nexus One and buy it from here.
After unveiling the Google Music Beta service for Android, Google has also launched a dedicated music app called Google Music for Android powered tablets and smartphones. Check out the more details, features of the Google Music app and download it from here.
Amazon has dropped the price of the Verizon’s first 4G LTE capable Android powered HTC Thunderbolt to $129.99. Check out the more details, the specs of the HTC Thunderbolt and buy it from here
The exclusive Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Limited Edition tablet has arrived on eBay for bidding, which was picked up by a attendee of Google I/O 2011 conference. Check out the more details of Galaxy Tab 10.1 Google I/O Limited Edition here.
Android 3.1 Honeycomb update is now rolling out on Verizon branded Motorola Xoom 3G users, which will bring some new enhancements, improvements along with some bug fixes. Check out the more details and the features of the Android 3.1 update and download the HMJ37 update for Xoom tablet from here.
Introducing Music Beta by Google, where you can upload and stream 20,000 songs and listen to from the web or any device. Create your own playlists or let Google mix it for you, and access your music even when offline.
Google has announced that the Android users can rent movies from “movie rental service” through the Android market on the web, on the tablet and on their mobile phone, choosing from thousands of movies, priced $1.99 – $3.99. Check out the more details about the Movie rentals at Android Market here.