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Dell Streaks tested in Seattle
Dell leak hat trick
Engadget has their collective hands all over Dell's precious goodies tonight. Three major Android leaks within a couple of hours: There's Smoke, a budget portrait slider with a hardware QWERTY reminiscent of the Palm Pixi (first image below); Flash, a higher-spec'd drool invoking slab fashioned from curved glass (second photo below); and of course, Aero - the lonely... Read more » Dell’s growing tablets
This shouldn't be surprizing considering that Dell's Streak - what amounts to a giant Android handset (albeit a special one) reportedly dropping this Summer - was initially called the Mini 5. The computer OEM has two more Android tablets on deck: one with a 7" screen and the other with a 10"screen, both of which officially make the Mini 5 miniature in comparison. The... Read more » Dell Aero a bit disappointing?
I haven't personally held Dell's Aero, so I can't offer any comments of my own regarding the quality of the experience. However, Joshua Topolsky was allowed to test the phone that bloggers were allowed to handle (but not turn on) at CTIA, and he's viewing Aero as a "glorified featurephone." As you'll see in the video below, the UI has been heavily modified and... Read more » Dell Mini 5 demo from CTIA
Some folks from TheStreet are at CTIA and caught a video demonstration of Dell's Mini 5 (as it is known on the Internet). The quad-band GSM and WCDMA device to output 720p video over HDMI. Nice. It looks like the PR rep and cameraman from TheStreet are having a tug-o'-war. I think Dell kept the gadget though. Video after the break.... Read more » Dell’s Mini 3 is Aero, headed for AT&T
After all of the hubbub surrounding AT&T's handling of the Motorola Backflip, one would hope that the company's next Android would signal a more complete and up-to-date experience for consumers, but I'm not holding my breath. It seems that contracts and beef between industry beasts are often more significant in the way things shake out than consumer loyalties and... Read more » Dell’s Mini 5 (Streak) gets more interesting by the day
I have to admit that Dell's Mini 5 has been more of a curiosity to me than a potential wish list contender. It looks really nice, has a glorious 5" WVGA screen and a 5MP cam, but who wants to lug that thing around in their pocket? It can't be comfortable, and that makes it an unlikely purchase or recommendation for me. However, Dell's bulky gadget just gained a few... Read more » Dell Mini 5 to AT&T, looking good
Dell's Mini 5, which houses a 5" inch screen, is definitely going to be turning up on AT&T's network and may also be headed to T-Mobile - or so the MWC buzz claims. And while it was previously thought that device may ship with Android 1.6, Dell has now proclaimed that "something newer" will power the phone/MID. Most are suspecting that "something newer than 1.6"... Read more » Dell Mini 5 Photo Shoot
You knew it was coming after you saw that FCC filing, and here it is. Tech blog Engadget has got their hands on a shiny new Dell Mini 5, and they have the pictures to prove it. It comes with all the specs you thought it would like Android 1.6, 1GHz processor, 256 Ram, 480×854 multi-touch screen, and a 5MP camera. As of right now, Engadget doesn't have much more... Read more » AT&T Android Coming Soon
We've all been waiting for this, and here it finally is. AT&T has announced on their website that in the next four months, there will be an Android handset from Motorola, HTC, and Dell. You can head to the Android promotion site here for all the details and to sign up for e-mail alerts of when more info will be available. We know about the Backflip, the Mini... Read more »









