One of the most innovative features of Atrix was the laptop dock that could turn your smartphone into a full laptop running Motorola’s Webtop, which is a variant of Linux. Many people thought this could be the future for smartphones, but this innovative feature had one huge downside – its price. At $400 the laptop dock, which is just a ... Read More »
Today, Samsung launched the successor of it’s already very popular Galaxy S phone – the Galaxy S II. From the looks of it, the Galaxy S II seems like the best smartphone money can buy right now. Period. I’ve just realized that with such a high score and performance the Galaxy S2 II is 10x as fast as a low-end ... Read More »
Xoom was supposed to be the big promoter of Android Honeycomb tablets, but with a price tag so large and without a wi-fi only version at launch, it failed to make not only Motorola’s tablets popular, but Honeycomb too. Asus is here to rectify that with their $399 Transformer Honeycomb tablet that has already sold out at Amazon and Best ... Read More »
HTC’s first tablet project is the Flyer, a tablet that works with a capacitive type stylus, so it’s targeted at those interested in a stylus, but not so much at the rest of Android users, considering it doesn’t have the tablet tailored OS that is Honeycomb. Read More »
Google’s music service was supposed to arrive by the end of last year, but then it was delayed till March, and now it was supposed to be launched soon at Google I/O. But it seems the negotiations with the labels fell apart, and now rumors say even Apple will launch their cloud music service before Google, after Amazon has already ... Read More »