The photosharing thing is starting to sound like Ping for iCloud. Facebook should watch their back. Apple is slowly building a very...

Look at how many Instagram users were upset when it spread to Android. Don't think that crowd will jump all over an iOS photo service?...

But when Apple releases things, they're revolutionary and groundbreaking. Don't you know, something doesn't exist until Apple invents it.

Verizon didn't get a GSII variant because they got the Galaxy Nexus. Maybe, just maybe, HTC landed the next Nexus and Verizon landed the...

Apples to oranges (no pun intended). Apple updates two or three of their own designed devices whenever they feel it's ready. Google...

Just because Apple went to Samsung beforehand doesn't mean they were at all reasonable about it. They probably demanded some ridiculous...

By his argument, Nokia could have made a killing selling stock Android devices if skins are the downfall of Android. This just goes to...

Exactly. Nokia's board members would be fools to think that Elop is working for them and not Microsoft. Talking about Android skins in...

The one looks like an older iPod Nano with the screen stretched down to the bottom.

Sooooo, couldn't Nokia just sell stock Android devices then without the skin and be at an advantage to everyone else? I don't really see...

ICS and Tegra 3 should play nicely together. Remember that most current Honeycomb tablets run on Tegra 2. ICS shares a lot with...

You have to wonder if future Droids will have Intel inside. With Google's impending purchase of Motorola and they're new commitment to...

It also doesn't help that it seems like they're giving more funding to their legal team than their engineering team. If they would...

iPhone availability on the three main carriers (provided T-Mobile disappears one way or another) is a good thing for Android. AT&T,...

The Kindle Fire is the poor man's iPad. Believe it or not, there's a lot of "poor" people who haven't bought into the tablet craze yet...

To you it may be a failure, but you're likely not the average consumer. The average consumer is going to see this as a go to media...

Its 2.3, and for $200, I think the answer to your question is yes. For everything this tablet offers and with most customers probably...

Its 2.3 first off, and second, it doesn't much matter because its barely Android anyways. Sure, it runs Android apps, but it has none of...

Its 2.3, not 2.1. Still no Honeycomb, but for $200, who cares?

No Bluetooth.