USA: Dell announces availability of the Dell Streak 7 WiFi in the US

The Dell Streak 7 WiFi only version is now available in the US. The Dell Streak 7 is the 2nd tablet from the company, featuring a larger 7" display from it's predecessor the 5-incher Dell Streak. Get the Dell Streak 7 now running on Android 2.2 Froyo with the Dell Stage UI and 16GB of internal storage for only $399.99. Head over to the Dell Online Store and get your credit cards ready for those who are interested.

Dell Streak 7 coming to the UK, France, and Germany

Dell's second tablet challenger, the 7-inch Dell Streak is announced to be coming in the UK, France, and Germany. For those who do not know yet, the Dell Streak 7 is an Android 2.2 Froyo tablet in tow is the Dell Stage UI. The device is also Dell's first dual-core tablet featuring the 1GHz nVidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor.

AT&T Dell Streak gets Android 2.2 Froyo update

The Dell Streak was launched and shipped with Android 1.6 Donut running in it. For those who have the unlocked version of the Dell Streak they got their Android 2.2 Froyo update already but how about those Dell Streak owners with AT&T branding on them?

Dell Inspiron Duo priced at $549 and more specs revealed

The Dell Inspiron Duo was revealed with a video teaser a few weeks back and today we have infos of it's price and specs, good. For those who do not know what this Inspiron Duo is, it is Dell's offering to the market that is quite different. It is not your ordinary tablet or your ordinary netbook. As the name suggests it's a hybrid, giving you the best of both worlds.

Dell's Stage UI going to the Dell Streak and unofficially works on an HTC Evo 4G

HTC Sense, Samsung TouchWiz, Sony Ericsson TimeScape, Motorola MotoBlur, and the plain stock Android UI are the UI's I know that are currently in the market right now. Dell is up for the game of offering the best UI for the Android OS too with their Dell Stage UI. I'm kind of in the middle with this. I like HTC's Sense UI a lot, not to mention their new Sense on the HTC Desire HD and the Desire Z. Samsung's TouchWiz is, for me, OK. Sony Ericsson's TimeScape on the updated Xperia X10 to Android 2.2 is gorgeous, MotoBlur isn't getting much love, maybe it makes the performance of the device laggy? I haven't tried or seen it work yet but base on videos I've watched its modest. But lets turn our attention to the Dell Stage UI.