[Local] Dell Streak launched in the Philippines

The Dell Streak, technically the first Android tablet to hit the market is now available in the Philippines, finally! This launching is the longest and most late, the whole time I was blogging. This is not even the new Dell Streak 7 but this is the 5-inch Streak, the tablet that is known to be too large to be a smartphone and too small to be tablet. But in Dell's ideology, it's a tablet.

Dell Streak 7 gets price and launching details

The Dell Streak 7 was announced during CES 2011 and T-Mobile USA is already selling the 7 inch tablet. Today, we have details on the launching of the Android powered tablet in the UK. The tablet will be priced for  £299, including VAT & freight. A very good deal if you ask me. The 3G and WiFi capable tablet will be sold over at Dell Direct, SIM-free and unlocked.

Dell Streak 5 gets Android 2.2 Froyo update for AT&T and Rogers customers

The Dell Streak, the first tablet (more like a smartphone) that got out, now gets the Android 2.2 Froyo for AT&T and Rogers customers. The update have actually started rolling out and Dell said that when you reboot your device (they actually referred to it as "the phone") you might get that notification that you see in the photo.

Best Buy sells the Dell Streak for $99.99 on contract with AT&T

Something tells me that I should nor should you be surprised with these on a roll news of Best Buy cutting prices off devices. Today, starting today, Best Buy now offers the Dell Streak for only $99.99 with a new 20-year contract with AT&T. 

AT&T branded Dell Streaks' Android 2.2 Froyo update moved to January

Dell Streaks bough unlocked with AT&T are already getting the Android 2.2 Froyo update, at last. But when we all thought that the AT&T branded Dell Streaks are almost near in getting that update AT&T have decided to move the update until next year which means more waiting. The question is, did the Dell Streak users really get the update? I think they have, No? Go ahead to the comments section and tell us that you have not received the update yet. But of course, head over the break to check out what AT&T have to say.

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 Streak gets Android 2.2 Froyo update

The Dell Streak, the first Android tablet that was released and launched, runs on Android 1.6 Donut when shipped. Today, Dell have finally rolled out their Android 2.2 Froyo update of the 5" tablet. The update will Over-The-Air to unlocked Streaks. Those that are tied up with a carrier will get their updates in December it depends on the carrier's speed in approving an update when they will be able to roll it out. For more info click here.

Source: Direct2Dell
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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.

Endgadget has their own Tablet war

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After Gizmodo posted their head to head tablet war, here comes Endgadget with their own version of it. But this time Endgadget opted for the Dell Streak compared to Gizmodo's choice of the HP Slate. Oh well, just click on the photo and decide for yourself who wins in this tablet war Endgadget style.

Via: Endgadget