year | Everything about Gingerbread
Sep 03 2010
code-named Gingerbread, due in the fourth quarter of this year, said executives familiar with the talks. Google declined to comment about its music plans, as did music firms involved in the negotiations, citing …
Sep 03 2010
code named Gingerbread, due sometime in the fourth quarter of this year, said executives familiar with the talks. Google declined to comment, as did several music companies involved in the negotiations, citing …
Sep 03 2010
code-named Gingerbread, due in the fourth quarter of this year, said executives familiar with the talks. Google declined to comment about its music plans, as did music firms involved in the negotiations, citing …
Sep 03 2010
code named Gingerbread, due sometime in the fourth quarter of this year, said executives familiar with the talks. Google declined to comment, as did several music companies involved in the negotiations, citing …
Aug 16 2010
Android is blowing up, outselling iPhones and well on its way to overtaking BlackBerry this year. Android is most definitely a huge market, a market that no company can really get away with ignoring any longer …
Aug 13 2010
If your contract expires sometime before the end of the year (including New Year’s eve) and you’ve been eying the Motorola Droid 2, you’re in luck: Verizon’s offering the device at the normal upgrade …
Jul 26 2010
Google is set to release the next major version of Android by the end of this year. Sticking with their sweets-inspired codenames, this one will be dubbed Gingerbread
Jul 25 2010
We have some important news for those of you who are planning to pick up a Windows Phone 7 handset later on this year, as we are hearing reports that the OS can be customized after all, with HTC interested in building …
Jul 22 2010
Analyst Ashok Kumar (Rodman & Renshaw), known for his recent speculation of Research in Motion’s plans to release a BlackBerry ‘companion’ tablet before the end of the year, has now also predicted that Motorola …
Jul 20 2010
ASUS unveiled multiple tablet computers at Computex earlier this year, claiming the devices would ship with either Windows or Android . It seems that Asus has had a change of heart, however, and decided to ditch Windows …
