Google Tablet the First Look At Google's 'iPad Killer'
Google Tablet the First Look At Google's 'iPad Killer'
Since the iPad was unveiled, the Kindle has been most frequently cited as the closest competitor to the Apple Tablet. But Google, which Steve Jobs reportedly accused of wanting to 'kill us,' seems to be hard at work on its own 'iPad-killer.'


Top 10 smartphones of 2010 by ZDNet

The smartphone market is really taking off with many extremely compelling devices available on all four major US wireless carriers. Check out my list of top 10 smartphones that have been announced or are currently available.


Motorola Droid 2.2
Motorola plans to update Droid to Android 2.2

We already know that the Nexus One and other HTC phones will get a Froyo update, but what about other phones? Well, Motorola Droid owners wondering if their beloved handset will be getting Android 2.2 need not worry.


CEO of Acer Presents the new Android Tablet
Acer presents a 7-inch tablet with Android

Acer today introduced new products to market that should reach the computer stores soon. The star of the day was LumiReader, a reader e-books with six-inch monochrome display and storage of 2 GB. Less prominently


iPed system specifications
Where to buy the iPed?

So, you want to buy the iPad or at least you want to know where to buy one? Here are some information about the iPed, pictures, system specs, price and of course the link to the online shop.


Models pose with the new Samsung Galaxy S Android 
smartphone during its launch ceremony at the headquarters of Samsung 
Electronics in Seoul. Photo: Reuters
Watch out Steve Jobs ... Samsung launches new smartphone


South Korea's Samsung Electronics, the world's second largest handset maker, on Tuesday unveiled a new smartphone in its home market in hopes of rivalling Apple's iPhone.


Flash Launches on Android and Now Things Get Interesting

Flash Launches on Android and Now Things Get Interesting  With Flash available on Android we can now see how it performs on smartphones in the real world