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Newengg announced the Toshibas unnamed Honeycomb tablet as ANT series, priced at $449.99, $499.99 and $579.99, and the slates seemingly dubbed as ANT-100, ANT-102 and ANT-104 the prices according to them respectively. Each includes Android 3.0, 10.1-inch panel, with 1280*800 resolutions and NVIDIA silicon; with extra dollars you can change the 8GB of internal storage to 16GB or 32GB. Still there is no Press release about these, we lets wait for the official announcement.

Here is a news from Winrumors, AT&T Windows Phone 7 to get a NoDo update on April 19th, Ma Bell has just wrapped up its testing of the famed NoDo update, and if all goes well, it will be pushed to end users on Tuesday. Owners of LG Quantum and Samsung Focus will see it first, while HTC Surround owners will need to wait until mid-May.

The results were certainly enough, and Skype has now came forward and acknowledged that there is indeed rather serious vulnerability in Skype for Android that could let malicious third party application accesses your personal information. It is not offering much else in the way of help just yet, with it saying only they are working quickly to fix from vulnerability and that they should simply be cautious of third-party apps in the meantime.

Sprint play the green card, drops the data surcharge on Android Froyo based Samsung Replenish by $10. Samsungs newly unveiled Replenish feels a bit like an Android2.2 powered, features a 2.8-inch QVGA display, 2MP camera, video recorder, inbuilt Wi-Fi, GPS, a micro SD card slot, optional solar door charging accessory, and a trio colour options (black, blue and raspberry pink).

This Android tablet has been introduced in starting of this year, but it remains one for business sect. Rivaling the PlayBook as the working mans tablet, the Cius is now orderable through your Cisco field representative and authorized Cisco channel reseller. You can expect the shipment by the end of this month.

The HTCs latest Android smartphone, the HTC Sensation 4G, stacks up against its fellow dual-core competition, so we did a compiled chart for you. In this list we include finest and brightest Android handsets, each from major manufacturers that have gone dual-core so far: Galaxy S II, the Atrix 4G, the Optimus 2X/ G2X, and HTC EVO 3D. They all features a screens of 4 to 4.3 inches in size, the minimum amount of RAM is 512MB, the smallest battery is 1500mAh, all have front facing video cameras. It is the future of smartphones here what we have compared.