The Samsung I5510 appeared on the Vodafone booth touting Android 2.2 Froyo and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.

It has not been announced officially so it was a surprise appearance. The Samsung I5510 has a four row slide-out QWERTY keyboard - a first for European droids from Samsung. Samsung are unwilling to reveals more details about it, beside the fact it's going to be Vodafone-exclusive at launch.

 

Full Samsung I5510 Specification

 

Galaxy Tab Results

 

 

 

 

 

 

Galaxy S Results

Check the Samsung Galaxy S Android 2.1 benchmarks

 

 

Huawei has just announced what they are calling the first mass market Android 2.2 device, the Ideos. The Ideos is the exact opposite of high end. Its got a 2.8 inch screen that has the ancient resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, but hey, at least its capacitive. Its also got a 3.2 megapixel camera, 528 MHz processor, 256 MB of RAM, 7.2 Mbps HSPA, 802.11n WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth and a microSD card slot.

Huawei is also proud to point out that this is the only Android 2.2 device with Google branding on the back. That means the Chinese firm did not pull an HTC or Samsung and put their own customized user interface on top. The Ideos runs stock Android. Its also going to get upgrades to newer versions of Android as they become available.

 

It seems that when the Twitter for iPad app launched a few days ago, a few users were accidentally blessed with push notifications. Those privileges have since been revoked, but it seemed to confirm that the option would be coming soon.

Press release:

"When we launched Twitter for iPad, there was a configuration error that caused us to offer push messages to a small set of users," wrote a Twitter spokesperson. We’ve stopped sending push messages, but users may see an option to turn on push until we release an updated version of the app."

"We’ve been testing push notifications internally," the rep continued. "Push isn’t ready yet, but we look forward to rolling this out soon."

 

 

 

The new Apple TV, its nothing like the previous generation. There is a new A4 processor, nicer, more compact design and a few other new goodies such as Wireless N. The most major change is that there is no longer local storage inside the Apple TV set top box. Instead, your only option with it is streaming movies rented from iTunes or videos saved on your computer. Also its an HDMI Ready Device up to 1080p. The new Apple TV should go for 99 US dollars.

"Apple TV has been redesigned to be small in size but big on entertainment. Rent from the largest selection of HD movies  many available the same day they come out on DVD. Watch Netflix titles instantly. Rent TV shows, commercial free in HD. And stream photos and music from your computer to your widescreen TV. Best of all, Apple TV is just $99." Apple Press Release