Months before Amazon and Barnes & Noble made a splash with their inexpensive 7 inch Android tablets, HTC introduced the Flyer — a kind of pricey 7 inch tablet with a digital pen that lets you write or draw on the screen. The Flyer may not have the same kind of name recognition as the Kindle Fire or NOOK Tablet,…

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The HTC Evo View 4G is a 7 inch Android tablet which works with the Sprint 4G WiMAX network in the United States. It’s basically what you get if you take an HTC Flyer tablet, slap a little extra black paint on the back and add a 4G radio. When the Evo View 4G launched this summer it came with…

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Asus is the only company that’s officially announced plans to launch an Android tablet with NVIDIA’s new Tegra 3 quad-core processor. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime tablet is scheduled to start shipping in December. But it looks like device makers are lining up left and right to ride the Tegra 3 chain. This morning we found evidence that Lenovo…

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Just a few days after Best Buy began offering the HTC Flyer 7 inch Android tablet for $299.99, the electronics retailer marked down the price to $99.99 last night. Unfortunately the tablet is already sold out online, but it may still be available in some stores. Members of the SlickDeals Forum noticed the markdown last night, and as of this…

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It looks like $300 is the new $500. Best Buy will start selling the HTC Flyer Tablet for $299.99 on October 1st. That’s down from this summer’s launch price of $499.99. The Flyer is a 7 inch tablet with a 1024 x 600 pixel display, a capacitive touch panel, and an active digitizer and digital pen for drawing or writing….

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The good new is that AT&T is now offering HTC’s first 10 inch Android tablet. The bad news is that it will cost you $699.99 or more to get your hands on the HTC Jetstream tablet. That’s how much AT&T is charging customers that sign up for a 2-year service contract. If you don’t commit to a 4G LTE data…

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The HTC Flyer is a 7 inch tablet with a 1024 x 600 pixel display, a capacitive touch panel, and an optional digital pen for writing or drawing. It’s one of the best built 7 inch tablets on the market and it’s the first tablet to come with HTC Sense software running on top of Android. But while most big…

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AT&T has announced it will be the exclusive US launch partner for the new HTC Jetstream tablet. The Jetstream, formerly known by its code-name “Puccini” is the HTC Flyer’s big brother. While the Flyer has a 7 inch display and runs Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread, the Jetstream has a 10.1 inch screen and will ship with Android 3.1 Honeycomb. The…

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Update: AT&T announced this morning that it will be the exclusive launch partner of the HTC Jetstream tablet, formerly known by its code-name “Puccini.” HTC may not have actually announced that it’s making a 10 inch Android tablet yet, but we’ve seen enough leaked photos of the HTC Puccini to know that it’s probably real. Now a leaked ROM from the…

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HTC’s upcoming 10 inch Android tablet will be available from AT&T as the HTC Jetstream. For the past few months we’ve been seeing leaked photos and software screenshots of a device called the HTC Puccini, but it appears that was simply an internal code name. But according to the latest leak, courtesy of PocketNow, when the tablet actually hits the streets…

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The HTC Puccini tablet features a 10 inch display and works with a digital pen or finger input. HTC hasn’t yet confirmed the existence of the tablet, but we’ve been hearing rumors about it for weeks. Now we have a first look at some pictures thanks to the folks at BGR. The tablet is expected to have a 1.5 GHz…

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HTC has released the kernel source code for a number of Android devices including several of the company’s most recent smartphones and the HTC Flyer 7 inch Android tablet. The Google Android operating system is based on an open source Linux kernel, but not every bit of software that runs on top of that kernel is open source. So this…

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