HTC Jetstream At AT&T Stores

HTC Jetstream http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/ing a heafty price tag,
Android 3.1 powered HTC Jetstream has come to AT&T stores carrying ridiculous price tags,$849.99 without a contract and $699.99 with a two year commitment. It looks more like an iPad 2 adverticement rather than an Android tablet sale.
The tablet is well endowed with a Snapdragon 1.5GHz dual core processor supported by 1GB RAM and 10.1" screen connecting to out side world via 4G LTE, WiFi and 3G. Memory could be expanded up to 32GB and seem to be coming with a 32GB storage according to unclear AT&T specs.
The tablet also has 8MP rear facing and 1.3 front facing camera.
According to people who tested the machine says it is very responsive and likable. But economically My Asus Transformer with SPrint MiFi does a pretty good job for lot less money.
Mobile Tech Review has done a video review;

Mobile tech review page.

Asus EEE Pad Transformer TF101G, A 3G Enabled Transformer On Sale In Europe.

Asus EEE Pad Transformer TF101G, http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Asus EEE Pad Transformer TF101, my choice of Android Tablets, has got a cousin now with 3G capabilities. I am too late for the new device as many times I had wished for 3G connectivity for my transformer on the run. I had to settle for my MiFi to connect my transformer to the net on those occasions.
But for those who were holding on for the 3G enabled device, it has appeared in Europe for €499 (16GB) and €599 (32GB), a bit more than the amount I paid for my Transformer. The device is named Asus EEE Pad Transformer TF101G, with G at the end denoting the 3G.
Asus Italia has the product online already.
May the product reach all those who are waiting for it eagerly.
Notebookitalia via engadget

Google Is Activating Half A Million Android Devices A Day Now!

500000 Android Activations a Day! @arubin http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
According to a Tweet by Andy Rubin, Google is now registering and activating 500,000 Android devices a day.
That is even higher than the numbers of Android Activations Google announced during the Google I/O.
The boost may have come from the slew of Android tablets from Asus (I just got my ASUS EEE Pad Transformer :) Motorola, Acer, Samsung, HTC and others.
I guess it is time to join those 450,000 Android developers and spend some serious time in Android development, because if the trend continues, there will be a few billion Android devices by the end of the year.
I guess it is hype vs Works.