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A first touch pad Sony Android 3.0 They’ll run version 3.0 of Google’s Android mobile operating system. Code-named Honeycomb, version 3.0 is designed specifically for tablets, taking advantage of their greater processing power and longer battery life that different from the Toshiba satellite a205 battery . Honeycomb first appeared on the Motorola Xoom and will power a number of tablets this year. Certainly, Howard Stringer, CEO of Sony, has found a new role in PR group! Earlier last...Read Full Story

Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) is for tablets only, right? That has been the word so far, with the Honeycomb operating system only seeing its home on as-of-yet unreleased tablets. But while digging around in the Honeycomb SDK, something interesting was uncovered. When you switch the default emulator screen resolution from the WXGA 1280×768 default to a more smartphone friendly WVGA, a new UI shell is triggered looking much less like a version of Android built specifically for tablets and a little...Read Full Story

The hugely popular Pulse RSS Reader that is on both Android and iOS devices had the honor of being showcased during the Honeycomb press conference yesterday.  The presentation showed an updated UI that takes full advantage of all the new developer toys that are being included in the latest build of our favorite mobile OS. Check out the full press release after the break.  If you have not downloaded Pulse, I highly recommend it! Full Press Release MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA – FEB 2, 2010...Read Full Story

Fully-functional Xooms with complete (or clearly complete) builds of Honeycomb have been out in force here during Google’s eventuality in Mountain View currently, as well as a garland of partners have been hanging out to demonstrate the tablet apps they’ve been working upon. We checked out both Monster Madness — a diversion that’s been on Xbox 360 as well as PS3 for some time — as well as Grocery IQ, both of that patently bring really different practice to the list (unless you cruise grocery...Read Full Story

While some hands-on demonstrations of the Motorola XOOM and an extensive walkthrough at Verizon’s CES keynote gave us a good taste of what Android 3.0 Honeycomb will bring in terms of change to the operating system, Google is planning an event to give an even deeper look at the new version of its mobile platform. While Android aficionados are busy picking apart the Honeycomb SDK preview that just came online this week, Andy Rubin and crew are gearing up to give the masses a bit more. The...Read Full Story

Diving through the Motorola Xoom’s sweet, sweet blend of Android 3.0 , we found an interesting perk — there’s an “Encrypt Tablet” option buried in the settings page, intended to secure all your personal data with a password or PIN. While a handy Google rep couldn’t tell us which cryptographic standards the OS uses, he did tell us the feature is part of Honeycomb as a whole, not a Motorola exclusive, so we’re sure to see the option in other business-minded Android slates to come. Oh, and...Read Full Story

Google Event on 2nd February For OS Android 3.0 Honeycomb Version It’s not a secret that Google will be holding an event on the 2nd of February to showcase Android 3.0 Honeycomb. There’s now news that we’ll also get to see an online version of the Android Market plus more on Google Music. According to IntoMobile, we’re expected to see a lot more of the Android Honeycomb. We’re not talking about some videos here and there but more of what the operating system will actually look like on...Read Full Story

Via:  cellphones.org ] T he new version Android 3.0 Honeycomb is exclusively made for tablet PCs that makes it an much anticipated operating system of 2011. Earlier at 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Google showcased its exciting features and advanced specifications. Android Honeycomb features: * Totally revamped User Interface * High-performance 2D and 3D graphics * Multiple home-screens * Multicore processor architectures support * Redesigned widget gallery * Exciting multimedia...Read Full Story

After 5 years running an established UK cashback site, Cashback Shopper announces the launch of a new site in Australia, allowing Australian online shoppers to also earn money back on their online shopping. Recent figures show Christmas pushed online shopping in Australian households to a new peak, with clicks grabbing 8% of Australian credit/debit card transactions over the first 15 days of December 2011. On some days the online market share reached 10%, with online shopping dollars up 16...Read Full Story

After 5 years running an established UK cashback site, Cashback Shopper announces the launch of a new site in Australia, allowing Australian online shoppers to also earn money back on their online shopping. Recent figures show Christmas pushed online shopping in Australian households to a new peak, with clicks grabbing 8% of Australian credit/debit card transactions over the first 15 days of December 2011. On some days the online market share reached 10%, with online shopping dollars up 16...Read Full Story