The latest news from Entourage has them putting an end to the Pocket Edge E-Reader could mean two things from a larger perspective, that there is now room for small pocket e-reader in the market, or the Amazon Kindle has already captured said market. Whatever the reason maybe, it’s already final. Entourage will discontinue manufacturing more »

Announced during the CES 2011 in January 2011, ViewSonic is now announcing the availability of its dual OS tablet PC, the ViewPad 10 for the U.S. market. Yes, you read it right folks, this 10.1-inch tablet is loaded with two of the most popular operating systems for tablet today – Windows 7 and Google Android more »

Archos has just launched a new Android tablet that will probably get a mix of reactions from most of us. The said tablet dubbed Archos 48 is not only small as compared to the usual 7 to 10 inch display of most tablets that were announced recently but it also comes with a relatively cheaper more »

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, Xperia X10 Mini, and Xperia X10 Mini pro have all long awaited the coveted Android 2.1 upgrade from Android 1.6. The Sony Ericsson blog confirmed today that the three aforementioned models will begin to receive the update starting this Sunday, October 31. The update process will undoubtedly extend into the more »

The new updated version of Google Maps features several improvements over the last version, primarily in the form of a revamped Places design, improved search filtration, and a Google Latitude updating in real time. The Places component of Google Maps now looks identical to the desktop version of the service. In fact, it now includes more »

As an Android geek it is always fun to see the changes in usage, which thankfully are provided every so often by Google. And this latest report is showing that we may be putting in more effort than needed complaining about older versions. After all Android 1.6 usage is down to 16.4 percent and the more »

Coming as a bit of confirmation, Dell has posted a little update for Streak tablet users. In short, the Dell Streak will not be getting Android 2.1, but instead will jump directly to Android 2.2. “Due to resources and commitments to get our global customers the 2.2/Froyo update by the end of the year, we will more »

The good (and not so nice) news coming from Sony Ericsson is that they have begun shipping the Xperia X8. The handset is not going to be the highest spec’d Android smartphone on the market, but should be decent enough for most. And with a fair unlocked price tag, it should make a compelling device. more »

It looks like Google has released the latest breakdown in terms of market share of the various versions of Android. And coming as little surprise, Android 2.2 has been growing. The most recent numbers are showing Android 2.2 Froyo with a nice 33.4%. Of course, that is still under the current 40.4% for Android 2.1. more »

The Really Mobile Project is reporting that O2 will start rolling out the much improved Android 2.1 to all Streak users in the UK. One of the main complaints of the Streak is that it ships with an outdated OS (Android 1.6), and in the United States it is no different. Starting Wednesday, O2 should more »