It seems that some of the assumptions that Google is delaying the Honeycomb source code not just because it’s not ready but also because they want to have more control over their own platform might be true. Read More »
Motorola has been one of the biggest supporters of Android since the very beginning and it has certainly helped them get out of bankruptcy. But as the Android ecosystem is getting more and more competitive, is Motorola thinking of choosing an alternative route to profits? Read More »
From what I’ve seen yesterday, Samsung is the first company to understand how to compete with Apple’s iPad on both quality of the device and also size and weight. Granted, they were also the first Android tablet manufacturer to skep prices up with the first Galaxy Tab, but perhaps this means Samsung can “fail fast” and is a quick learner. Read More »
I keep hearing that the tablet market will be different *this time* because iPad is more like an iPod than a phone, or that Apple’s store is a huge advantage over competitors. I think those assumptions will be proven wrong within a year or so. Read More »
Toshiba has promised to make a great Android tablet that can run Flash very well, while being powered by an Nvidia Tegra 2 chip, before. But it seems they really mean business as they are saying their tablet will even surpass iPad 2 (not much to surpass there feature wise, except for thinness and weight). Read More »