A very good news for the Japanese, Sony is going to release two new tablet in japan market. This are 3G Tablet S, Tablet P will hit the Japanese market in 28th October. At first it will be available in Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo.
Duke Nukem 3D, the shoot ‘em up game described as morally questionable by reviewers upon its original release in 1996, is expected to arrive very soon on the Android Market and the app, which pitches Duke against a hoard of aliens and mutated humans attempting to take over the world, is being brought to Android through a partnership between mobile applications network Tapjoy, Inc. and MachineWorks NorthWest. The Android version of Duke Nukem 3d will be a port of the iOS version of the game and compatible with devices using Android version 2.1 and higher……………..
Android apps can now run on your PC via BlueStacks, has just hit the alpha stage, meaning a test version of it is now available for anyone to download and the basic player lets you run several preloaded apps, install up to 26 others, and sync apps from an Android phone to your PC. For now the App Player supports only Windows PCs and the company is working on a Mac version but concedes that it may be a while before one is available. BlueStacks is also busy cooking up a premium version of the App Player, which as yet has no price tag and BlueStacks announces cloud connect service, which connects Android Phones and Windows PCs…………..
AT&T starts CTIA off right by introducing five new smartphones to its Android lineup and announces five smartphones availability of Motorola ATRIX 2, Samsung DoubleTime, Samsung Captivate Glide, Pantech Pocket and prepaid AT&T Avail, which bring total count of new Android devices this year to 19……………….
T-Mobile is expanding its efforts to let you call your Facebook friends for free with the launch of its new Bobsled VoIP apps on iOS, Android and the web. You can download the Bobsled app for iOS, even though T-Mobile doesn’t officially carry the iPhone! or Android and you can also call someone on Facebook who doesn’t yet have the Bobsled app installed.You can also go directly to leaving a voicemail without having to call and integrating with Facebook was a smart move on T-Mobile’s part, since Facebook has such a colossal user-base already—it gives the service instant usability…………………
Fishlabs’ award-winning outer space adventure Galaxy on Fire 2 THD, in which you play the role of the intergalactic war hero and mercenary Keith T. Maxwell, has just undergone a price drop: On the Android Market, you can download the epic sci-fi trading and air combat simulation for free and fully explore the first star system without any time or gameplay restrictions. The full version of the game, which provides access to an engrossing story line with full English voice acting, a vast galaxy with more than 20 star systems and a unique sci-fi gaming experience with more than 10 hours of captivating gameplay, can now be bought as an in-app purchase for the reduced price of $ 9,99 / € 7,99 / £ 6,99.
T-Mobile USA announced new Android Honeycomb tablet T-Mobile USA announced two new Android Honeycomb tablets with the SpringBoard and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the T-Mobile SpringBoard is advertised as an affordable tablet, which has a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, 7 inch display, SD card slot, 5 megapixel rear camera and 1.3 megapixel front facing camera. Look forward to HSPA+ connectivity alongside a 10.1 inch display, a 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM, Android 3.2 Honeycomb and both tablets have been given an availability window of in time for the holiday season with nary a price to mention………………..
Alien Dalvik 2.0 lets Android apps run on iOS, working towards a single standard for apps and that’s exactly what the Myriad Group has managed to do with the release of Alien Dalvik 2.0, a mobile technology that not only allows users to run Android applications on non-Android smartphone platforms, it could also see them incorporated into a number of additional devices including e-book, TVs, cars and even planes. Alien Dalvik is available on several platforms other than Android, including Nokia’s MeeGo-driven N9 smartphone and the N9 smartphone can run Android apps pretty nicely even though the performance reportedly doesn’t cut it compared to the native experience on Android-powered handsets………………..