Motorola has unveiled XPRT, a Blackberry style android phone targeted at the business users. This handset, which is set to be released in June is nothing but a rebranded Droid Pro. In fact, even the specs have not undergone any sort of change. It comes with a front facing QWERTY keyboard located beneath the 3.1 inch display.
Toshiba has finally rolled out their first honeycomb (Android 3.0) tablet, Toshiba AT300, at least in Japan. This is the same tablet that was spotted over at NewEgg as “Toshiba Ant”. It comes with an Nvidia Tegra 2 processor (just like Tmobile G2x smartphone) and full 1 GB of RAM. It has full size USB 2.0 port and mini USB ports. It has an HDMI output port as well to let you connect to HDTVs or bigger monitors and we have just been informed that it will also integrate with Toshiba’s other Regza products (TVs and Toshiba’s Blu-ray players). It is set to released in Japan for about 700 dollars.
Australian readers, rejoice. Motorola is bringing Xoom to Telstra, one of the most popular Australian cellular network. Exact prices and release date is still unknown, but we do know that the Telstra’s fast network will allow users to browse Internet at high speeds.
This is what the executive director of Telstra had to say about the Xoom, Continue reading Motorola Xoom: Australia
Dell Streak 7 is one of the cheapest branded Android tablets around. It comes with Android 2.2 Froyo and will be given Honeycomb treatment. Here is a guide to root your Streak 7 which will open a new world of possibilities.
Here is a much more simpler and straight forward way of rooting your new Wi-Fi or 3G Motorola Xoom. This one does not require you download huge SDKs or anything of that sort (like this Motorola Xoom Root guide). Follow this guide very carefully:
