The HTC Flyer Android tablet stole the show at Mobile World Congress back in February, and now it’s landed on shop shelves so you can get to grips with its magical stylus for yourself. If you’d rather not pay for one though, that’s cool too: HTC is giving them away! All you have to do is let the company have a stab at sketching your mug.
The HTC Flyer is a very different type of slate computer. It’s no iPad or Eee Pad, but a virtual Filofax designed to be carried at all times: it’s almost a return to the era of the Palm Pilot and the PDA. But on crack. Read on and find out whether it’s worth slapping down for one here in our HTC Flyer review.
The HTC Flyer Android tablet-cum-easel is on sale at last. After missing its original launch date, HTC has shipped its eagerly awaited slate, and it comes in a variety of flavours. Our own review is in the pipeline, but in the meantime, let’s walk you through your options.
UPDATE: The stylus is included in UK boxes, but some US bundles will be sold without it, we’ve confirmed.
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The HTC Flyer Android tablet with its very own stylus first launched at Mobile World Congress in February will go on sale across Europe on 9 May, HTC’s European president Florian Seiche announced this afternoon at the company’s London press conference. Price is still TBC but if you want to nab the 7-inch Android 2.2 slate on day one, whip out your pen and mark off that date in the calendar – in the meantime, hold tight for news on the HTC Sensation.
It’s been another busy Monday morning in gadgetry, so if you’re struggling to keep up, catch a quick breather of a roundup right here in the lunchtime lowdown.What are you waiting for? Read on!
The HTC Flyer is the impressive new tablet from the mobile phone maker. We got to see it up close at MWC 2011. Its standout feature? It uses a rather smart stylus. No, really. The HTC Flyer uses it in all sorts of clever ways, such as bookmarking webpages by scribbling on them. See it in action here.
Mobile World Congress was invaded by tablets this year. Mobile manufacturers stood out more for not having one. But in the onslaught, is there anything that’s offering a truly different, better, or more exciting prospect than what’s already out there? We think so. Here’s our run down of the top three tablets that blew our minds, and that will probably be blowing our budgets in the months to come.
