Answer My Query

This is pretty cool – looks like redditors have come together to build and track a speadsheet on upcoming tablets. So far most of the data on the sheet seems to be firmly based on established knowledge, but it’s only just begun forming – it’s likely that over time, more speculative data may be added. Still, a very neat idea and it’s cool to see people working together on something productive.

_{… Rather than trolling.}

Thus far, there are 10 tablets accounted for:

• Dell Streak
• RocketFish tablet
• ICD Tablet
• Flatpad A10

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Looks like the Motorola did a pretty solid job of improving on the Droid: BGR’s heard word that the Droid 2 has a great return rate; in fact, it’s "the lowest smartphone return rate on Verizon Wireless." Better still, it has a very low dropped call rate. Way to go, Moto – stick it to the man in your ads and products alike.

[Source: BGR]

The official app for one of the most popular and trusted tech news websites on the internet, CNET.com, has made its grand entrance into the Android Market a few days ago. The app’s layout is clean and easy to navigate, thanks to the crafty hands of Treemo Labs‘ Ian Clifton who CNET/CBS hired to develop the project.

The CNET Experience

The CNET News app has a whole lot of great features that you would expect from such a popular website as well as a few really cool features you probably weren’t expecting. Let’s...

Looks like CyanogenMod 6, Android’s most popular ROM, has made its way out of the RC’s and into final release. I’ve been running CM6 on my EVO for a little over a month now, and I love it. And as most people know, CM6 now covers a fair number of devices:

• Nexus One
• Droid
• Dream/Sapphire
• Hero (GSM/CDMA)
• Incredible
• Slide
• EVO
• Galaxy S (Vibrant)
• Aria

The above links lead to the CM6 info/download post on CM forums. The devices with no hyperlink don’t have CM6 final yet – though they may have experimental builds (for...

Have you ever wished your phone would just automatically silence itself while you’re at work? Or maybe that it would immediately start Pandora when you plug in your headphones? Wish no longer: Tasker’s got you covered.

Tasker’s goal is to automate (you guessed it) tasks on your Android device. This may sound a little trivial at first blush. But make no mistake, Tasker is anything but a trivial application. In fact, I can honestly say that Tasker is the single most feature-rich Android app I have ever used. The number of potential scripts which could be made...