Dell confirms that its Streak 10 Pro along with another Windows 7 tablet will be available later the year. But unfortunately, Dell’s priority for this Android tablet is in developing countries and it will be launched first in China this summer before the US.
T-Mobile G2X processors can now be overclocked to 1.5GHz with custom kernel for. The overclocking of Tegra 2 makes it super fast to a 50% increase in clock speed returning scores of 3,264 in Quadrant.
According to a Google Advert, it has been confirmed that Verizon is prepping to launch the BlackBerry Bold 9930 handset later this year. Check out the more details about the Verizon branded BB Bold 9930 handset here.
Google has sent out emails that Samsung Chromebook aka Series 5 will go on sale starting June 15 at Gilt Groupe, the fashion and luxury brand retailer. Lucky early buyers will also get a limited edition custom-fit Chrome sleeve designed by Rickshaw.
Most popular gaming console emulator app disappears from Android Market leaving the game lovers in shock. The developer yongzh told it just went missing without any warning. The apps can now be downloaded from SlideME.
Google today announced the Google Wallet and Google Offers. Google wallet will let you pay for your shopping with your mobile and Google Offers which will provide you offers. Read more and watch video here.
Google and Srpint will launch the NFC based mobile payment system in five US cities this week according to a report from Bloomberg. More details will be announced at the D9 : All Things Digital conference at New York.
The world’s first desktop computer designed to run Google’s Chrome operating system has been announced. Xi3 ChromiumPC modular computer will be running the Chrome OS with dual-core processors, also supporting cloud based OS.
Gingerbread is hidden under Honeycomb? A new experiment reveals that Honeycomb may be just a shell running over the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. Check out the video too.
Google Android OS phones are facing a serious security flaw which makes it vulnerable to impersonation attacks. This security flaw discovered in Google’s Android operating system is now being fixed for all users though currently only 1 percent of the issue is fixed.