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Samsung refutes talk of Galaxy S II delays, promises April launch in at least some places

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So yesterday we learned that Samsung's planning to speed up the dual-core Exynos processor inside its Galaxy S II to 1.2GHz, but there was also word that the handset may suffer a setback in terms of release d

Acer building Sandy Bridge tablets for Android, will use them to 'phase out' netbooks

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You'd be forgiven for expecting that the dual-core Tegra 2 that swept all before it at CES would be the king of tablet processors for a good while, but Acer is already plotting

Sharp Galapagos media tablets will bring 3G and EPUB content to US e-reader market in 2011

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We like a bit of ambition around these parts and Sharp's plans for entering the US e-reader battlefield reek of the stuff.

Vizio and OnLive mulling subscription-based video services for next year

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As if we didn't already know that video on demand was the hot new ticket, the Wall Street Journal is today reporting that a couple more companies are ready to throw their hats into the ring.

Panasonic GF2 shipping December 3rd in Japan, turning gringos green with envy

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As far as we know, the western hemisphere should still have the mirrorless GF2 from Panasonic penciled in on its January 2011

HTC said to have placed production order with Pegatron for mythical 'tablet PC'

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DigiTimes reports can be shaky at the best of times, but this one takes the digi-biscuit.

Motorola 'eager' to get into tablet market, but won't do so until next year

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Motorola's been thinking about tablets for a while now, but according to Sanjay Jha, it won't be ente

ExoPC preorders open to all from CAD $649, tablet loses GPS but gains SanDisk SSD

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First the good news, for those who've waited months to get their paws on that 11.6-inch multitouch capacitive screen: there's no longer anything stopping you f

Windows Phone 7 coming to Europe in October, US in November, according to Microsoft COO (video)

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Here's something that seems to have slipped the net from Kevin Turner's recent presentation on Windows Phone 7 devices.

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