A Motorola rival to the iPad is expected in November with a 10-inch touchscreen display and running Google Android 3.0 Gingerbread OS.
Motorola is getting into the slate business, and a Motorola rival to the iPad is expected in November 2010, which will have a 10-inch touchscreen display and running Google
Android 3.0 Gingerbread OS.
Sanjay Jha, Motorola co-CEO has confirmed that they are thinking about the right solution for tablets as companion devices. And Motorola has been using the 1GHz OMAP3630 CPU in their DROID X and upcoming DROID 2 handsets, so they might stick with something similar for a larger slate. By the way,
Google Music Service will coming together with Android 3.0.
Motorola Tablet with Android 3.0 Gingerbread OS is expected in November 2010
Meanwhile, Verizon are expecting a 10.1-inch tablet for the holiday season, and it could well be a CDMA-equipped Motorola tablet. Besides, Verizon were demonstrating an LTE-equipped ICD tablet which would be brought to market by Motorola at CES 2010 in January.(Have you ever tried
Android Backup and
Android NDK?)
Furthermore,
Android 3.0 is believed to be in field for testing as a check of online analytics, and the phones which are running the Linpack online benchmark have been caught running Android 3.0, 3.0.1 and 3.2.It is also revealed Google is improving its development of Android 3.0 and will release it in the fall.
Moreover, HTC will put its Sense user interface on the upcoming devices based on Windows Phone 7 and Android 3.0 update, and HTC Sense can bring rich widgets introduced with Android phones. Besides, HTC Sense UI to first line of Windows Phone 7 devices is due in October.
Google is working on
Android 3.0 update Gingerbread and will polish Android phones with Gingerbread 3.0 update and make them more user-friendly. Then, there will be more of HTC Sense, Motorola motoBLUR and Samsung TouchWiz interfaces in the upcoming devices.(Read more about
Android 3.0, WP7 Will Fight Face to Face in Q4 of This Year)
