Amazon has just rolled out an update for the Kindle Fire which may pose a problem for rooters. The update disables the SuperOneClick utility and breaks the root for the Kindle Fire simultaneously.

According to a statement made by Google chairman Eric Schmidt, the company will be promoting what may be the first official Nexus tablet within the next 6 months.

While we know the ASUS Transformer Prime is set to launch sometime before the holidays, no firm release date has been given and there are signs that it is delayed.

Despite all the Apple lawsuits, Samsung doesn't seem to distracted from its goals to beat the fruit company. Now according to sources from BGR, Samsung is working on an 11.6-inch Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablet with a whopping 2560x1600 resolution display i.e. retina resolution.

While the Amazon Kindle Fire is building up to possibly become one of the fastest selling Android tablets on the market, the truth is no one has actually held one in their hands.