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GIGABYTE PRODUCE ANDROID SMARTPHONE

Gigabyte | Android | Software | Mobile | Smartphones - Gigabyte want a piece of the Android market, after talks with Abobom System and with Taiwanese mobile carrier, Vibo. they will produce handset based on the Android platform. Gigabyte already manufactures smartphones, just that they’re powered by Windows Mobile, so there’s no doubt that Gigabyte will be able to deliver a phone, though we’ll have to see whether they manage to cut a deal or...

ANDROID TABLET 7-INCH FROM TEGRA

The Vega tablet more than the device up ICD's, its also a 7-inch touchscreen device that will be powered by the greatest Nvidia's Tegra T20 cgipset. The device is the ICD Ultra, and will sport features such as integrated 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and mini-HDMI port. While the Vega was designed with your home in mind, the Ultra was probably designed with the roadwarrior in mind. The device measures in at 186 x 158 x 18mm, and will offer resistive and capacitive touchscreen options running at 800 x...

ANDROID MOBILE FROM GENERAL MOBILE

General Mobile will be coming up with its second Android-powered mobile phone after the DSTL1, dubbed the COSMOS. Powered by Google’s Android 2.0, it will be General Mobile’s first phone with Android 2.0. There aren’t any pricing details just yet, but we do have a rough idea of the specs, which should include: Powerful CPU (Marvell PXA935 (Tavor P65), HSDPA/WCDMA/EDGE/GPRS/GSM) Android OS 2.0 Eclair 5.0 MP AF camera (Same as the DSTL1) 3.2” HVGA (320*480) full capacitive...

THE CHEAP OFFER ANDROID 2.1 FROM SPRINT FOR HTC HERO AND SAMSUNG MOMENT

Sprint has confirmed (via Twitter) that an Android update will be hitting the Samsung Moment and HTC Hero, granting both mobile phones updates to Android 2.1. It’s great to get an official confirmation on this, though it would have been ever better if we know when it would be rolled out, though we know it’s sometime during the first half of 2010. There aren’t any phones in the market that are using Android 2.1, and the Google Nexus One will probably be first, so stay tuned to see the...

SPRINT SAYS ANDROID 2.0 COMING TO HERO

In the wake of Verizon's Droid Eris update announcement, Sprint couldn't very well rest on its laurels and let the world go by while its Android babies grow stale on version 1.5, could it? Indeed, the company has announced today (via Twitter, of all things) that it'll be bringing Android 2.0 to the table for its HTC Hero and Samsung Moment in the first half of 2010. Naturally, we wish they could tighten that up to the first quarter (or heck, this month, for that matter), but as far as we can...