6 Oct, 2010

A new mobile phone made an appearance into the wild with Google’s Android operating system on board, namely the Sharp IS03, aimed for Japan’s KDDI au network. The handset looks pretty appealing, and should prove a great option to users looking for a device able to deliver great visuals on the go. The most interesting feature of the new handset is...

6 Oct, 2010

Mozilla is hard at work with the delivery of a new version of its mobile browser developed for operating systems like Android and Maemo, namely Firefox Mobile, also known as Fennec. The application is heading fast towards the availability of the first beta release, which should bring forth a nice range of enhancements. Firefox for Android was made available for...

29 Sep, 2010

Nationite recently announce that it will enter on the tablet market with a new product called Rocktab, which will run on the Android platform. The device is a much better alternative to all the fake or low quality tablets that are rolling out from China every week. Designed for the people with low budgets that are in need for such a device, Nationite Rocktab is...

29 Sep, 2010

HTC  has made available a series of four new video promos with some of its high-end Android-based smartphones on the market. The new video promos do not target only the recently launched high-end HTC Desire HD and Desire Z, but also the older popular smartphones HTC EVO 4G and DROID Incredible by HTC. While the first two phones, which can be admired in the...

22 Sep, 2010

Electronic Arts CFO Eric Brown said that the major game publisher and developer is “positioning its mobile business” to reflect a predicted rise in Google’s Android OS for gaming over the next few years. Speaking at a Deutsche Bank 2010 Technology Conference presentation covered elsewhere by Gamasutra, Brown cited a report from analyst IDC,...

21 Sep, 2010

Samsung Galaxy Tab is currently one of the hottest Android-based tablet PC’s on the market, but that might actually change in the near future, but it will all be for users’ gain, it seems. According to some of the latest reports on the matter, the slate offers support for Google’s other operating system, Chrome OS, and the Android flavor it is...