Android 4.0 ICS For HTC Flyer Coming Soon

Over the past two months, HTC has been rolling out Android 3.2 updates to the various HTC Flyer models available worldwide. The Honeycomb update gives the Flyer a new UI and access to tablet specific apps on the Android Market.

But many Android enthusiasts have been ecstatic about the update, also there has been good acceptance from the general public since the update entirely changes the UI and proved to be a good upgrade for those bored with Gingerbread or simply wanting to have the “latest”.

Well this nice device called Flyer has some more goodies for us!. According to an HTC customer service rep:

Those not satisfied with Android 3.2 on the HTC Flyer can revert it back to its out of the box experience or they can simply wait for the Android 4.0 update (Ice Cream Sandwich) which should be available within the next few months.

A passing reference from an HTC customer service rep is nice, but lets wait for an official announcement from HTC.
Based on the tablet’s hardware, perhaps we can see an official Android 4.0 software upgrade for the HTC Flyer in the first half of the year, lets hope this time HTC delivers on time the upgrade and make us all happy!
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Samsung Announces Galaxy Note Smartphone (the Stylus is Back!)

And you thought the stylus went extinct along with Windows Mobile of yesteryear? Think again! Companies like HTC, and now , are bringing back the stylus, this time on capacitive screens. Today Samsung announced the Galaxy Note, a impressively powerful smartphone with a massive 5.3″ Super AMOLED (but not S-AMOLED Plus, oddly) display that rocks *slightly beyond* HD resolution, at 1280×800, making for a pixel density of 285. Inside it has the dual-core Exynos that we’ve come to love, but clocked at a faster-than-Galaxy-S-II 1.4GHz per core. The Galaxy Note will come with Gingerbread, and will be + capable. In terms of size and weight, Samsung has managed to keep the Galaxy Note quite lean: it’s less than 10mm thick, and weighs 6.3 ounces. As a point of comparison, the Dell Streak, another smartphone/tablet hybrid (but with a 5″ display and lower resolution screen), is 7.7 grams, and around the same thickness. There’s also plenty of battery power to drive the big display with a 2500mAh battery.HSPASamsung

galaxy-note-1 talkingmobi

note-2 talkingmobi

The stylus is actually included within the device, compared to, say, the Flyer, which has no stylus silo built in. It looks like Samsung has done some impressive integration with the stylus, as you can see in the below video.HTC
The question remains whether the Galaxy Note is too big to be a phone. In any case, you’ll have time to think about it: no availability has been announced.


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Samsung Announces Galaxy Note Smartphone (the Stylus is Back!)

And you thought the stylus went extinct along with Windows Mobile of yesteryear? Think again! Companies like HTC, and now , are bringing back the stylus, this time on capacitive screens. Today Samsung announced the Galaxy Note, a impressively powerful smartphone with a massive 5.3″ Super AMOLED (but not S-AMOLED Plus, oddly) display that rocks *slightly beyond* HD resolution, at 1280×800, making for a pixel density of 285. Inside it has the dual-core Exynos that we’ve come to love, but clocked at a faster-than-Galaxy-S-II 1.4GHz per core. The Galaxy Note will come with Gingerbread, and will be + capable. In terms of size and weight, Samsung has managed to keep the Galaxy Note quite lean: it’s less than 10mm thick, and weighs 6.3 ounces. As a point of comparison, the Dell Streak, another smartphone/tablet hybrid (but with a 5″ display and lower resolution screen), is 7.7 grams, and around the same thickness. There’s also plenty of battery power to drive the big display with a 2500mAh battery.HSPASamsung

galaxy-note-1 talkingmobi

note-2 talkingmobi

The stylus is actually included within the device, compared to, say, the Flyer, which has no stylus silo built in. It looks like Samsung has done some impressive integration with the stylus, as you can see in the below video.HTC
The question remains whether the Galaxy Note is too big to be a phone. In any case, you’ll have time to think about it: no availability has been announced.


If you are interested in this item ,please click  http://www.fastcardtech.com/goods-6521-Touch+Galaxy+S2+Android+23+3G+WCDMA+408inch+Capacitive+screendual+sim+dual+core50MP+camera.html

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