Sony is joining in the race of Android device. Check out below video for the announcement of the Sony S1 & S2.
Note:
The Sony S1 is a 9.4″ tablet, coming in the classic form factor, while the Sony S2 is a folding slate featuring a couple of 5.5″ touchscreen displays and a custom book-style UI. Both the S1 and the S2 are powered by a Tegra 2 chipset and run on the tablet-friendly Android 3.0 Honeycomb.
Sony Announces Optimally Designed "Sony Tablet" with Android 3.0 that Complements Network Services for an Immersive Entertainment Experience
What you need to know about Gingerbread >> Google Android Nexus S
Summary
We've been talking about Android 2.3 (codename Gingerbread) for a long time now, and after months of leaks and a brief appearance, Google and Samsung have now made the latest Android software and Nexus S official.
The Nexus S is the second handset from Google. 1. What does Android 2.3 Gingerbread offer?
We've been talking about Android 2.3 (codename Gingerbread) for a long time now, and after months of leaks and a brief appearance, Google and Samsung have now made the latest Android software and Nexus S official.
The Nexus S is the second handset from Google. 1. What does Android 2.3 Gingerbread offer?
The Nexus S will have an NFC chip built-in. For multimedia, the WebM video compression standard is now supported and could pave the way for high-definition video playback on mobile devices.
The Nexus S will likely be the only Android device running Gingerbread, at least for a while. The only exception is the Nexus One which runs on the stock Android interface.
The Nexus S will likely be the only Android device running Gingerbread, at least for a while. The only exception is the Nexus One which runs on the stock Android interface.
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