| Muzee Cloudia: Android powered internet media device Posted: 03 Oct 2011 02:23 PM PDT  The Muzee Cloudia is a portable media device with a 7 inch 800 x 480 pixel LCD display. It runs Google Android and connects to the internet over a WiFi or Ethernet connection to deliver photos, music, videos, news, or other content. But the Muzee Cloudia isn't an Android tablet in the traditional sense, because it doesn't have a touchscreen.... Read more »
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| T-Mobile, Walmart offer contract-free 4G for $30 per month Posted: 03 Oct 2011 01:42 PM PDT  T-Mobile and Walmart have announced that starting October 16th customers will be able to sign up for a 4G service plan for just $30 per month. The deal will be only be available at T-Mobile.com or in-stores at a Walmart location. The new plan is available without a contract, and for $30 per month you get: Up to 5GB of... Read more »
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| Sharp’s smartphones and tablets may finally be coming to America Posted: 03 Oct 2011 12:48 PM PDT  Sharp has been producing Android tablet for the Japanese market since last year. But while I got a chance to play with some of the Sharp Galapagos tablets at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this year, the company has yet to launch any of its Android products in the States. That could soon change, thanks to a... Read more »
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| HP TouchPad goes on sale for $250… for a few minutes Posted: 03 Oct 2011 10:56 AM PDT  This morning HP was offering the HP TouchPad tablet with 32GB of storage for $249.99. The sale was spotted by a member of the PreCentral forums, but the tablet is no longer available for purchase. There are two interesting points to this story: It could indicate that HP has a few more tablets in stock and is prepared to sell... Read more »
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| Deals of the Day (10-03-11) Posted: 03 Oct 2011 10:04 AM PDT  Best Buy is selling a netbook for $180, and Buy.com has a NOOK Color tablet for $150. It's a good day to be a mobile device bargain hunter. There are also a couple of pretty good deals on 11.6 inch laptops in today's roundup of mobile tech deals. Asus Eee PC 1018P 10" netbook w/Atom N455, 4 cell battery for... Read more »
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| Samsung Galaxy Note hitting the UK November 17th Posted: 03 Oct 2011 08:47 AM PDT  The US launch plans for the Samsung Galaxy Note remain unclear. But Samsung has announced that the Android smartphone/tablet with a 5.3 inch display will go on sale in the UK starting November 17th. The Galaxy Note is an unusual device which blurs the lines between a phone and a tablet. Like a phone it can fit into a pocket (assuming... Read more »
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| NEC reveals the MGX 7 inch Android netbook Posted: 03 Oct 2011 08:01 AM PDT  Japanese computer maker NEC is preparing a thin and light notebook powered by Google Android. The folks at PC Watch got a chance to check out an early prototype of the NEC MGX, which measures just 9.9mm thick. That's less than 0.4 inches, making the little notebook thinner than many Android tablets. Unlike a tablet though, the MGX has a full... Read more »
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| Android Skin Pack makes Windows 7 look more like… Android Posted: 03 Oct 2011 06:01 AM PDT  Windows 7 has a relatively simple user interface, but have you ever wished it looked a little more like Android? Deviant Art's hameddanger has put together an Android Skin Pack that gives Windows 7 a little bit of an Android-inspired makeover. The utility doesn't let you run Android apps on a Windows computer, but it moves the taskbar to the... Read more »
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