CES 2011 - Android Community

T-Mobile to detail 42Mbps HSPA, announce compatible phones at CES

By Dylan Bailey
on 23 Dec, 2010

The main talk of the wireless industry is definitely 4G. With all companies trying to either get a head start or now catch up to the upcoming 4G wars next year, CES will be a huge showcase for 4G across all networks. T-Mobile is fully ready for the upcoming battle and they plan on releasing quite the array of Android powered 4G handsets and tablets.

Android Community Daily Wrap Up: December 21st 2010

By Dylan Bailey
on 22 Dec, 2010

Check after the break for a wrap of Android news for December 21st, 2010.

HTC Incredible HD AKA HTC Mecha Pictured?

By Dylan Bailey
on 21 Dec, 2010

A leaked shot of the bezel of an upcoming HTC device, along with another of the back camera with dual-LED flash, has just been tipped to SlashGear. It has been suggested that this is indeed the HTC Incredible HD (HTC Mecha) which means that it will be an upcoming Android-based 4G LTE device.

Verizon to Introduce LTE-Equipped Handset Jan. 6th at CES

By Dylan Bailey
on 20 Dec, 2010

With Verizon's 4G network up and running it doesn't come as a surprise that we will be seeing an array of LTE devices at CES 2011. As if we needed any confirmation, Verizon has provided it via their official Twitter.

Motorola Posts “Tablet Evolution” Teaser Video

By Dylan Bailey
on 20 Dec, 2010

We all know that we are going to see a very impressive Motorola tablet in the first half of 2011, we have even seen the device demonstrated by Google's Andy Rubin. However, that is not stopping Motorola from teasing at it's upcoming announcement with a new video posted to their YouTube channel.

NEC dual-screen Android tablet & Android netbook incoming

By Chris Davies
on 17 Dec, 2010

NEC will launch a dual-touchscreen version of their LifeTouch/Smartia tablet at CES 2011 next month, though full details of the presumably clamshell device are currently unknown. According to PC World, the tablet - which will also carry the LifeTouch brand - has a pair of 7-inch touchscreens which can show different information simultaneously. There's also confirmed WiFi, Bluetooth and 3G connectivity, but the version of Android NEC expects to use is unclear. The company will also be showing an Android-based netbook. Note, the image here is just a mockup. [via SlashGear]