There’s a new sheriff in town Android fans — the HTC Evo 3D. Set to debut in the US on Sprint, glasses-free 3D has suddenly become the new craze amongst Android handsets, but who is the king of glasses-free 3D? Let’s stack the new Evo 3D versus the LG Optimus 3D – read, set, go.
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Android users running Froyo, Gingerbread or Honeycomb, head to the Android Market for your Friday treat. Adobe has just confirmed Flash 10.2 is now available for download, free of course. The update promises faster Flash content, better battery life and even 720p playback in a “matter of weeks”.
Amidst the onslaught of iPad 2 news and reviews, it’s time to break ground in the Android department. According to leaked images from droid-life, the WiFi-only Samsung Galaxy Tab will be released on April 4th and priced at $399. Unfortunately it appears Android 2.2 Froyo is still in tow and there’s no word on a Honeycomb upgrade date.
The Samsung Galaxy line up gets another addition today in the shape of the QWERTY keyboard, Android Froyo (2.2.1) sporting Samsung Galaxy Pro. We’ve already heard that the Samsung Galaxy Pro will be headed to Three, and will update if we hear from other networks.
Caged in that small little world of CDMA best served by Verizon Wireless and Sprint in the US? Well alas, HTC has decided to help US Android users escape the iron clad grasp with a CDMA world phone, the HTC Merge. The HTC Merge will be making its rounds through multiple North American carriers this spring and here’s what you need to know.
The Droid Bionic and Atrix 4G might be the cat’s meow, but Motorola has another trick up its sleeve – the Droid X 2. As the successor to the Droid X, the X2 certainly has some big shoes to fill, but unfortunately the rumored specs still leave quite a bit to be desired.
Along with the INQ Cloud Touch, we’ve also had our eyes locked on the INQ Cloud Q, the QWERTY Android INQ smartphone. Click through for more pictures.
On top of the Samsung Galaxy Ace and Galaxy mini, Samsung has also announced two other budget smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy Gio and the Samsung Galaxy Fit, both running Android Froyo with 600MHz processors under the hood.