Acer has announced that it will unveil its next-generation Iconia Tab at the upcoming CES 2012. The Android-based tablet will be powered by NVDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor. It sports a native 1080p display and a screen resolution of 1920 x 1200, presumably with a 10.1-inch panel. With these specifications, Acer will release the first Android tablet with a full HD display. More »

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-Android & iOS has finally worked together, and the results are quite remarkable as they pushed smartphone activations all the way to 353% on Christmas!

-Swype Beta for Android has now partnered up with Dragon Voice Recognition, and promises to bring more languages next year. More »

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-Here is a simple tutorial on how to share the internet connection of your Honeycomb tablets with your other devices.

-HTC has spent a ton for the Dr. Dre’s “Beats” to stick to the name of Android. Does that create new appeal to you music lovers out there? More »

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For those who are bored with seeing dark or neutral shades as the options of choice for tablets will be happy to hear that the 7″ Iconia Tab A100 from Acer is now offered in a bold red. Well, it also looks like pink in this stock photo…but close enough to red. More »

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Thanks to PocketDroid, a supposed blurry picture has surfaced that many are believing is the upcoming Acer Iconia Tab A200 tablet. More »

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For those who have been eyeing to pick themselves up a Acer Iconia A500 tablet, a pretty nice deal has appeared at Target. At just $399 for the 16GB model, it seems like you can also pick up an official Acer protective case worth $30…for free! More »

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With the previous rumored price-cuts for Acer and Toshiba tablets, the price for Acer’s Iconia Tab A500 has just been dropped. The 16GB model is now priced at $399.99 while the 32GB model is set at $449.99. The tablet is now sold at the new price on several online retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, New Egg, and TigerDirect. More »

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Looks like ASUS will be having some competition in the sliding tablet department. A little bird has told DigiTime that Acer hopes to release its own sliding Android tablet by the time the holiday season rolls around. Rumor has it the tablet will be 10.1-inch long with a QWERTY keyboard behind the screen. And it seems like it will be manufactured by Compal, but that’s all there is information-wise. Hopefully, it will come out when “Ice Cream Sandwich” debuts. More »

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ASUS Eee Pad Transformer and Acer Iconia Tab A500 are apparently expected to get Android 3.1 Honeycomb update in early June, following Motorola Xoom, which was the first tablet to get the Android 3.1 update. More »

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-Twitter fanatics, rejoice as Twitter for Android has been upgraded to 1.0.3. All those bugs are now no more.

-All Samsung Galaxy S phones use Gorilla glass displays, so go ahead and drop them to your heart’s content (although you know, just cause the outside isn’t scratched doesn’t mean the inside isn’t broken).

-New Yorkers, listen up. DLP Mobile has released a Next Train NYC Android app, for subway schedulings on the go (and NYC trivia for when you’re on that train). More »

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