The Macbook Air 3G is one of those Apple products that has been rumoured over and over again (just like the iPhone mini). Now those rumours are back on the cards thanks to questions in an Apple customer survey that suggest a Macbook Air 3G is on Apple’s mind…
February, 2011
We’ve given you the skinny on the new HTC Desire S, HTC Wildfire S and HTC ChaCha, but now we know which network will be stocking them, or at least the first to show its hand. Vodafone UK has confirmed to us it’ll stock all three smartphones.
Presenting the Orange Tablet, a 7-inch Android tablet with a capacitive touchscreen and 3G connectivity. We’ve got no specs beyond that, but it runs Android 2.1, which in this age of Android 3.0 Honeycomb for tablets sounds rather outmoded. Perhaps it’s just as well it’s only going on sale in Spain, Poland, Slovakia and Romania then. Orange tells us it isn’t coming to the UK, but you can enjoy it through the wonders of the internet here in our gallery.
We’ve waited a long time for a HTC tablet, and the HTC Flyer doesn’t disappoint. It’s a seven inch Android tablet running Gingerbread (and shortly Honeycomb, we’re told), but unlike many Android tablets being unveiled at Mobile World Congress 2011, the HTC Flyer has a genuine innovation: It comes with a unique active stylus, and it’s not used to navigate, but instead to draw directly into Android.
The HTC Wildfire S is HTC’s newest low-end Android phone, and obviously the follow-up to the HTC Wildfire. That doesn’t mean it skimps on core features though, and the screen’s had an upgrade to double the resolution of its predecessor. Meet HTC’s newest assault on the budget smartphone market.
The new HTC Desire S is here. Set your eyeballs to stunned and prepare to prize open that wallet. The sequel to HTC’s best-selling Android smartphone has arrived.
Our American cousins have been fondling the HTC Incredible since April 2010, but HTC resisted bringing it to Britain, until now. Ladies and gents, meet the UK’s first taste of Incredible, the HTC Incredible S. And, yes, we’re a little bit taken with its overblown name.
Not a fan of HTC’s button-coated Facebook phone, the ChaCha? Then take a squiz at this, the HTC Salsa. It’s HTC’s second Facebook phone, packing a 3.4 inch touchscreen and a bonafide Facebook button. Intrigued? We implore you, read on and treat your eyeballs.