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Archives for April 2011

TweetComb (Beta) review

Can the first Twitter app for Android 3.0 tablets compete with the Android phone apps or the official Twitter iPad app?

Joanna Stern
Android 2.3.4 bundles Google Talk video calling, rolling outto Nexus S soonAndroid 2.3.4 bundles Google Talk video calling, rolling outto Nexus S soon
Acer Iconia Tab A500 review

The $450 Iconia A500 costs less than the iPad and the Android competition, but are the sacrifices worth it?

Joanna Stern
Google Docs for Android goes native (sort of), new app letsyou capture text with cameraGoogle Docs for Android goes native (sort of), new app letsyou capture text with camera
Sony S1 and dual-screen S2 Honeycomb tablets with PlayStation Suite coming this fallSony S1 and dual-screen S2 Honeycomb tablets with PlayStation Suite coming this fall
Exclusive: Lenovo 7-inch Honeycomb tablet coming later this yearExclusive: Lenovo 7-inch Honeycomb tablet coming later this year
Exclusive: Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet with Honeycomb and an optional stylus to hit this summerExclusive: Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet with Honeycomb and an optional stylus to hit this summer
Kyocera Echo review

Will the dual-screen form factor rise above the Android masses?

Ross Miller
LG G-Slate review

Can a 3D camera, fast dual-core processor, and onboard 3G make up for the fact that the LG G-Slate is the priciest tablet on the market?

Joshua Topolsky
HTC Sensation 4G hands-onHTC Sensation 4G hands-on
Chris Ziegler
Samsung Gem with Verizon branding in live shotsSamsung Gem with Verizon branding in live shots

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