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It appears Archos is readying their new lineup of Android internet tablets. Here’s what we know so far: There will be 6 new devices. Each will range in screen size from 3 – 10″ Processor speeds will range from 800mhz to 1ghz Prices will be reasonable, ranging from $100 to […]

So any nerd can tell you about the battle that has always raged on between CPU manufacturers in the desktop and laptop world. One comes out with a dual core, so another a quad core, one a quad core, then another announces an eight core. Well, this really hasn’t gone

Guest Writer: Damian Veira – Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt has revealed that Google is indeed working on their own Android powered tablet computer to rival the iPad. According to the New York Times, Schmidt broke the news to a group of friends at a recent party in Los Angeles. The

So Phandroid found some internal Verizon literature that seems to be handed out to employees to get them hyped up. It reads the following: Phandroid seems to think this is for the HTC Incredible but I have to agree with Engadget, who think this is more likely for the Microsoft

Yet another awesome browser makes it’s way to the N900. This is not an official release, it is a port of Chromium for Debian, but it is said to be working pretty well aside from a few bugs that they are working on fixing. Chromium is a full fledged browser

So Apple finally is unveiling their 4.0 version of the iPhones operating system. There was big speculation and high hopes for a few features (like multitasking) that people really wanted included (and as with most big iPhone features like mms, copy and paste, etc., feel should have been included a

Someone on SDX Developers posted the new Android 2.1 ROM for the Samsung Moment ahead of it’s released. The ROM is NOT in the usual Update.zip format but is in .tar format. The .tar format must be flashed to the phone via the Sprint or Samsung updated program while connected

So not much to this story guys, Phandroid seems to have gotten their hands on the HTC Incredible User Manual and have posted it for download. If you need a fix while waiting for your HTC Incredible to be released, check it out here (you will need to sign up

It’s amazing what some bored devs can do with a device with root access, isn’t it? A thread on Maemo.org’s forums started out with a question; Do you think it’s possible to overclock the N900? Normally, the Nokia N900 has an ARM Cortex A8 600 MHz (same as the Apple

So according to the Italian site, Android.HDBlog.it, there might be a Samsung Galaxy S Pro with a QWERTY keyboard coming out as well. The image above is not the phone but an artist’s rendition (based on what, we don’t know). They are assuming that it will have the same specs

Nokia and Intel have released their MeeGo framework for developers to mess with on their N900 or Atom based netbook. Now, when I same framework I mean JUST that. No UI is even available yet, so if you load this on your N900 or netbook, you will be greeted by

So I’ve decided to turn the April fools joke into a Best of April Fools Jokes in Wireless 2010 repository. Comment in this post with a link to your favorite April Fools Jokes in Wireless! (or even posts that you think are April Fools but aren’t sure). And feel free

So Engadget has an interesting theory based on some off the record comments they got at CTIA from “people whose words carry weight” about how Google will help to fix the huge segregation caused by releasing too many versions of Android faster than manufacturers can keep up with their updates.

There seems to be a rumor going around that AT&T will never allow non-Market Android apps to be installed on their Android devices. My question is why? How does this possibly help AT&T? What harm is it to load an app from outside the market? This is just bad publicity