Google android 3.0: Being released in March?

The newest Android Honeycomb release rumor arises from Taiwanese newspaper Digitimes. In the center of a story about upcoming tablet PCs, Digitimes nonchalantly mentions a launch date for Android 3.0, which lots of people believe will probably be Honeycomb's official version number. (That belief may or may not be correct, incidentally; some folks think Honeycomb will end up being Android 2.4. Google so far has not given any official indication one way and the other.)

Digitimes' specific statement: "MSI is ... willing to sell an Nvidia Tegra 2-based model in April or May after Google releases Android 3.0 in March."

So does Digitimes have some understanding we do not? Perhaps  but I would not place any wagers about it. The publication includes a history of publishing tech-oriented rumors. Sometimes it's directly on the money, but often, its predictions show to be wrong.

Nevertheless, Google has confirmed that Honeycomb's being released in 2011, and an arrival sometime inside the first quarter appears like a reasonably safe bet. Marketing's already underway on an upcoming Motorola Android tablet, and also the promotional materials make it very clear that Honeycomb will likely be part of the equation. Motorola says the tablet might be unveiled on the Consumer Electronics Show in January; there is no telling, however, when it will actually carry on sale.

Don't forget, too: We have seen a prototype of the Motorola tablet launched and established. Google Android chief Andy Rubin demoed these devices throughout a mobile conference in San Francisco earlier this month. The tablet had virtual on-screen buttons instead of the hardware controls typically seen on Android phones. It had been also capable of running multiple side-by-side application panes to take advantage of the bigger screen space. One could imagine that this product Moto's introducing in January will be really similar.

The great news: January is not far away. Chances are, we'll involve some firm answers about Motorola's tablet and so also Google's plans for Android - soon

Teaser from LG Star Android Phone

Can't have enough of Android phones? LG star has a latest contender in this department, LG Star. Is this phone really valuable? It seems so. Pictures and specs of this phone presently surfaced on Phandroid. This site is an ability on Android phones so it must remain believed.What is inside  LG Star? First of all it will run Android 2.2 Froyo, that  makes it more advanced than other the Android phones out there. Lots of them remain running 2.1; while many are already after the Android Gingerbread OS. It's also designed with dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2. Its RAM however is sill a secret.

A huge 4-inch capacitive display is at the forefront of the device. No doubt it's enough for looking comfortably. It comes with an 8-megapixel camera at the back. And there also appears to be a camera in front for video conferencing. It also sports an HDMI port.

The Photos of LG P990 Super Smartphone Surface

The some snaps of the LG P990, the first Android based smartphone able of competing with the HTC Desire HD or SE X10  have appeared online.

The Photos that could be found on Androidforums.com show the LG Optimus Star in full information from what we know it'll come with a WVGA capacitive touchscreen and like the Advent Vega,will come with the Nvidia Tegra 2 processor which is a dual-core processor model.

It does not come with a kick stand on the back being used as a photo frame but it should come with Android OS 2.3 Gingerbread a HDMI port an eight-megapixel camera with flash, microSD support, the option to record full HD videos and a front facing camera.

An early benchmark result shows that it's significantly quicker than the Motorola Droid, the Galaxy S or the Nexus One and the gap is probable to grow even additional as the final version is shipped to the marketplace in the first quarter of 2011