Hackers over at NotionInkHacks.com played around with Notion Ink’s dual-core Adam Android tablet that finally started shipping last week and already managed to root the device. Reasons for wanting to root the Notion Ink Adam include giving it the ability to run the official Android Market which is absent on the Adam.
Google plans to launch Android 3.0, or “Honeycomb,” at an event at its headquarters on Feb. 2. Google has sent out invitations to journalists on Friday, along with the new logo for the operating system – an Android-like honeybee. The new operating system is expected in several tablets.
MSI has already showcased its Windows tablet, the MSI WindPad 100W at CES 2011. The 100W is priced at $709.95 on sale, the before discount price according to the site sits at $919.95 for the Windows 7 tablet. The WindPad 100W, is now available for purchase.
Google has released Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) SDK mainly for developers as they can see how their apps are going to look on the new upcoming tablet OS of Google. The new mobile OS flavor was meant mainly for devices that sport larger screens, and comes with a new “holographic” UI theme, as well as with increased focus on multitasking, notifications, widgets, and other features specific to the platform.
Archos has released a new Android tablet, the Archos 48 Internet Tablet. The new Archos 48 Internet tablet is a new Android powered device which is running on Android 1.6 Donut OS. For your kind information the new Archos 48 Internet tablet is basic version of the Archos 5 Internet tablet, which lacks GPS. This new Android powered internet tablet is bundled with some amazing and impressive features.
Acer is coming with two new tablet PCs with four-core processor and this two tablets will run faster then laptops.One tablet is 7-inch and another tablet is 10-inch, Acer to launch two tablets by mid-year July 2011………
Australian company Evolve release Evolve III Maestro at CES 2011 and this tablet PC can handle Windows 7, Google Android and MeeGo Linux.Evolve III Maestro tablet is powered by Intel Atom N475 and this tablet PC is finally a slate that means business……
HP is likely to launch its long awaited Slate PalmPad running on WebOS on February 9.There was news about the Conference that HP holds on February 9th. Now it’s almost certain that it would also be an event of HP PalmPad Tablet’s launch.The tablet device will be based on the webOS operating system acquired with the purchase of Palm.