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Android Honeycomb making debut in February

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When exactly will Honeycomb arrive? Only Google knows for sure but if you pay attention and try to read in between the lines you may have a good piece of evidence that Honeycomb will be available as early as February of 2011. DigiTimes - a well respect tech/cpu publication stated that both Motorola and LG will have Tegra-2 powered Honeycomb tablets out in February and March.

Both Motorola and LG have given us plenty of hints and snippets as to the tablets they are developing so that's nothing new, but this is the first time we've gotten hints that they would be rolling with Honeycomb instead of Gingerbread. It makes sense as Google stated that Gingerbread would not bring the updates for higher resolution screens and that's really what is needed for a truly great Tablet experience. We speculate however that Honeycomb will have these upgrades.

Your thoughts?

(Source: Phandroid)
 
HTC, LG, Motorola, ect all has great Tegra 2, high resolution screened tablets ready NOW just sitting there and they refuse to use Android 2.x since its not a tablet OS. Its google who cant put out Android 3.0 soon enough. Everyone is literally waiting on Google.
 
Im sure they will share alot and eventually merge into one build like ios but current android isn't lent for both, that's why there will be two builds.

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HTC, LG, Motorola, ect all has great Tegra 2, high resolution screened tablets ready NOW just sitting there and they refuse to use Android 2.x since its not a tablet OS. Its google who cant put out Android 3.0 soon enough. Everyone is literally waiting on Google.

Can't really blame Google, they are on their own time schedule. If hardware makers make the hardware way ahead of Google releasing honeycomb, its not Google's fault.
 
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