Android 3.0

Adobe promises that we'll see the release of Flash Player 10.2 for mobile devices in "a few weeks."

China's Lenovo says it plans to get in on the great tablet race this June with the worldwide release of its first-ever tablet, the LePad.

The Revolver from AT&T isn't due until the third quarter, but a leaked image suggests HTC will buck the trend and throw the Honeycomb tablet-optimized OS on it.

Google's Eric Schmidt spoke at the MWC today where he revealed a new tablet app for Android Honeycomb: Movie Studio. The app is a full video editing program.

China's Huawei is taking the wraps off its Ideos X3 and Slim S7 Android devices this week...but few other details are available.

Adobe Flash Player 10.2 is coming to tablets and smartphones in "the next few weeks," strongly implying the imminent release of Android 3.0 Honeycomb for smartphones.

While the iPad still reigns supreme in the tablet market, there's growing evidence to suggest that Apple's tablet may face some stiff competition in 2011.

Android 3.0 is upon us and Google has revealed some of its unique features. We break down and explain each new feature and what it means to you. Features include 3D effects, bluetooth tethering, new UI, an Action Bar, a new System Bar, customizable home screens, improved apps, and more.

We get our first look and information about the Flyer, HTC's first tablet to hit the market. The device appears to have a lot in common with the manufacturer's Desire HD line of phones.

At CES all the talk was of Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" and its tablet focus...but now there are rumors of an Android 2.4 "Ice cream" coming this May.

Motorola unveiled its Xoom tablet just a few days ago. Below is our first impressions of the new Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet, perhaps the first true competitor to the iPad.

Android 3.0 "Honeycomb" may require at least a dual-core processor, potentially leaving the Galaxy Tab - and a ton of smartphones - in the dust.

A trio of new Android-powered tablets from Asus attempt to distance themselves from the crowd with a spate of unusual features, but will Asus execute on its lofty ambitions?

Leaked images of a new Sony Ericsson phone with a large front-facing camera have hit the web and we've got em. Also, some shots of SE's new Timescape UI.

Motorola has released a teaser video for its upcoming tablet unveiling at CES calling the iPad an iPhone and taking us through a history of tablets.

We've got stats and pics of the Motorola tablet Rick Rubin showed off last week at All Things D running Android 3.0 (Honeycomb).

Andy Rubin showed off an unreleased Motorola tablet running Android 3.0 at the All Things D Conference in San Francisco.

Best Buy has spilled the beans on the long-awaited Nexus Two, called the "Nexus S." Specs remain at large, but it looks like the phone will be available for holiday shoppers soon.

Google will soon release Android 3.0, but 2.2 still hasn't reached a majority of users. Is the company fragmenting its OS?

Google is planning a Nexus Two, this time built by Samsung. The device will run a pure version of Android 3.0 Gingerbread and have a front-facing camera.

The Android onslaught continues with rumors of a Motorola Droid Pro, Android 3.0 tablets, and more, plus 4G service that may come as soon as January 2011.