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News@8pm: Google+ goes live, Windows Phone Tango
Source: T3.com - 29 June 2011

Following Google’s ‘what do you love?’ site going live yesterday, the internet giant has today launched Google+, a social networking service designed to provide a deeper, more subtle experience than sites such as Facebook. In related news, a foursquare hack turned New York into a giant game of Risk as the social network service looks towards its lon...

Archos G9 Android range unveiled as 'fastest tablets'
Source: T3.com - 29 June 2011

Archos has officially unveiled its third generation of Android tablet devices with the ‘industry’s fastest tablets’ to land in the form of the 1.5GHz dual-core processor touting G9 range.   The two new G9 Archos tablets come in the form of the 8-inch Archos 80 G9 and the 10.1-inch Archos 101 G9, both of which are set to land later this year run...

Archos Android Tablets
Source: LetsGoDigital - 24 June 2011

Archos G9 Android Tablets : Archos, a pioneer in the tablet market, has launched two new Android Tablets featuring an OMAP 4 processor with an ARM Cortex dual-core A9 running at 1.5 GHz and a ultra-fast Seagate 250GB Hard Disk. The 8” Archos 80 G9 tablet and 10” Archos 101 G9 tablet are powered by Google Android 3.1 (Honeycomb). The new Archos Android Tablets from...

Archos 32 Internet Tablet
Source: Pocket-lint.co.uk - 13 December 2010

Want an Android media player? Archos has long been at the forefront of the PMP market and by updating its portables with wireless connectivity and most recently the Android OS, it attempts to fight off competition from rivals and high-end mobile phones. The Archos 32 could easily be mistaken for the latter in fact, and is a s...

Archos 70 Tablet Now Available For $275
Source: Ubergizmo - 03 November 2010

With the 4.3-inch Archos 43 tablet going on sale the company has put a larger device up to accompany it too, and we're talking about the 7-inch Archos 70 Internet tablet. The device is already available online and will set you back $275 for the version with 8GB of solid state storage, or wait for a model with a 250GB hard drive that's slated to be available soon for ...

Archos 28 Minidroid spotted
Source: T3.com - 18 August 2010

Archos is clearly priming itself for a big push when it comes to Android. And after its slew of tablets packing the Google OS, its new PMPs look set to be loaded up with the ever-popular operating system.   The latest effort to be spotted is the Archos 28 Minidroid. It rocks a 2.8-inch panel, with Wi-Fi, touch controls, USB skills and a 3.5mm headphone jack for ...

Archos 5 Internet tablet reaches the end of the road?
Source: Ubergizmo - 12 August 2010

The Archos 5 Internet tablet is the first Android-powered device from the company, rolling out a good one year ago. Well, it seems to have reached the end of the road as Best Buy is letting its inventory of the 16GB A5A disappear in due time, as most stores have already sold out the 5" tablets that were once as plentiful as the buffalo which roam the plains of North ...

FCC gets hold of Archos 32 Internet tablet
Source: Ubergizmo - 11 August 2010

The Archos 32 tablet with 8GB of internal memory which was leaked some time last week has finally made its way to the FCC, where it is confirmed to run on Android 2.1 - hopefully with Android 2.2 ready to rock and roll in due time. Its 3.2" display at 400 x 240 resolution is a disappointment in this day and age, as we would have liked to see something with at least 4...

Archos 32 8GB details leak
Source: T3.com - 05 August 2010

Archos promised that it would be bringing Android to six new tablets later this year, and now details of one of the little blighters has emerged through a US gadget retailer.   Online store J&R has all the specs and deets on the Archos 32 8GB. Rocking a 3.2-inch panel, with a camera, mic and Wi-Fi, it’s clearly aimed right at the iPod touch. ---------...

News@8: Kinect hits UK and HTC Desire to get FroYo
Source: T3.com - 30 July 2010

Calling all Kinect wannabe fans! Gamers will be out in their hordes this weekend, or at least that’s if our suspicions are correct. Microsoft is taking its Kinect product on a UK tour so the public can try it out. Heading around the country, these ‘Kinect galleries’ will give everyone a chance to prance around and make merry; whether it’...

Motorola Android tablet set for November?
Source: T3.com - 27 July 2010

The end of 2010 is likely to see a raft of iPad wannabes emerge, almost all of them packing Google Android under the hood. On top of efforts from Acer and Samsung, now you can add Motorola, whose much rumoured slate has been pegged for November.   That’s according to analyst Ashok Kumar, a man never shy of expressing his opinion on all things tech. He clai...

LG Android tablet incoming
Source: T3.com - 05 July 2010

LG is working on an Android tablet and you’ll be able to stroke it lovingly this year. Not a fanciful rumour, but word direct from the Korean colossus.   On its official site, LG claimed that it’d have an ‘Android-based tablet PC’ ready by the last quarter of 2010, saying it would ‘be different from existing products’. How, exa...

Archos 5 Internet tablet gets OpenGL support
Source: Ubergizmo - 04 June 2010

The Archos 5 Internet tablet is a decent portable media player, although it hasn't lit up the world with its Web browsing capability, and it isn't exactly the best platform to play games on it where Android-powered devices are concerned. Archos has decided to fix this issue with a software update which adds support for OpenGL, which basically means you are able to en...

Archos 5 Internet tablet hacked, runs on Maemo operating system
Source: Ubergizmo - 12 May 2010

The Archos 5 Internet tablet seems to have had an "upgrade" (this word is relative depending on which camp you're on as you read further) where its operating system is concerned thanks to a bunch of hackers who decided to have the device run on Nokia's Linux-based Maemo operating system instead of the standard Google Android OS which it ships with. With Maemo install...

Archos Intros Six New Devices In Its Gen 8 Internet Tablets
Source: Ubergizmo - 12 April 2010

Archos is one of the more popular players in the media player market, and now the company looks set to release six new generation 8 internet tablets, with display sizes ranging from 3 to 10 inches and priced from $100 to $350. As previously speculated, the devices will be powered by an ARM Cortex processor from 800MHz to 1GHz, and will be capable of handling 3D accel...