Chrome OS coming to ARM?

Many moons ago, Google made it quite clear we wouldn't be seeing its browser-based OS on any tablets or phones, but it never said Chrome OS wouldn't run on devices powered by similar silicon. In fact, the issues tracker at the Chromium OS project shows that work's being done to get Chrome OS compatible with ARM architecture, and in particular a Samsung Exynos 5250 chip. That Sammy silicon appears to be inside a new bit of hardware, codenamed "Daisy," but deeper digging failed to provide further details about the mystery device.

Engadget, Chrome OS coming to ARM?

SugarSync 3.0 hits the iPad with revamped interface

Cloud storage provider SugarSync has already rolled out an updated version of its Android app this month, but it's now already back again with a major new release for iPad users. That comes in the form of the SugarSync 3.0 universal app, but the updates here are all on the iPad side of things, including a completely revamped interface, added gesture support, and generally more effective use of the iPad's added screen real estate.

Engadget, SugarSync 3.0 hits the iPad with revamped interface

Paper airplane measures 45-feet long, flies over Arizona desert

It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it is a paper airplane. Yes sir, most of us have had experiences with paper airplanes in classrooms back when we were in schools, colleges or universities, but what happens when you take the dream of a starry eyed kid and turn it into reality – after upsizing it. You would end up with a paper airplane that measures 45 feet long, boasting a 24-foot wingspan while having the ability to fly – unlike the fake flying bird man.

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AT&T not pushing out Windows Phone 8107 update

Bad news for Windows Phone users on AT&T: if your smartphone is suffering from the “disappearing keyboard” issue, it looks like you won't be getting the fix for it anytime soon. According to an announcement from the AT&T Community Manager, the carrier has no plans to offer the Windows Phone 8107 update to its subscribers. This would make it the second time that AT&T will be skipping an update, the previous one being update 7740.

Ubergizmo, AT&T not pushing out Windows Phone 8107 update

LG launches new A540-T/D 3D notebook, adds A540-P IPS model

While LG neatly folded its glasses-free A540-H model into its CES line-up at the start of the year, it's now added another pair of notebooks to launch alongside it in Korea. This includes another 3D model that requires a pair of stylish squash goggles passive 3D glasses to gain that extra dimension. For those less disposed to hanging techno eye-wear off their face and watching Avatar again, there's the simpler two-dimensional joys of the A540-P, which houses a 15.6-inch AH-IPS display. All three versions house the same Core i7 processors and a GeForce GT555M for the necessary graphical grunt work.

Engadget, LG launches new A540-T/D 3D notebook, adds A540-P IPS model

Facebook to entice first time buyers of virtual goods with widgets

If you play a lot of games on Facebook, you've probably felt the urge to spend some money on virtual goods to help you progress in the game or dress up your character. Well, it looks like it's going to be even harder to resist the urge now. According to reports online, Facebook has launched a widget for developers to use to entice first-time buyers during the middle of game play. The widget advertises a promotion that Facebook announced last month - where users who have never paid for Facebook games or elements within them get $4 worth of credits or any other in-game currency after buying the first $1.

Ubergizmo, Facebook to entice first time buyers of virtual goods with widgets

Marley Bag Of Rhythm iPod/ iPhone Speaker Dock

The Marley Bag Of Rhythm iPod speaker dock is now available at Future Shop for $349.99. It features an integrated volume control, an iPod/iPhone dock and a 3.5mm auxiliary input to play from other devices. Weighing 6.8 Kg, the Marley Bag Of Rhythm has two 1-inch tweeters and two 4.5-inch high-definition woofers that produce a frequency response of 20Hz – 20kHz. The speaker dock is powered by 6 D-cell batteries or an included power supply.

TechFresh, Marley Bag Of Rhythm iPod/ iPhone Speaker Dock

Infiniti files for G35h, G30t and G22d trademarks

Infiniti's rival to the BMW 3 Series is known by just one letter – that letter, of course, being G – but the range is expanding beyond the solitary G35 that had been the mainstay of the line for years. The G35 was succeeded by the G37 (pictured above) and recently supplemented by the smaller-displacement G25, but emerging reports indicate that Infiniti has a whole raft of new versions on their way. The report from Car and Driver is bolstered by tell-tale trademark applications for the nameplates G35h, G30t and G22d. The numbers tell us something, but it's the lower-case letters that follow which really indicate what to expect.

Autoblog, Infiniti files for G35h, G30t and G22d trademarks

Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 review round-up shows that AMD is in quite some trouble

Nvidia has launched their GeForce GTX 680 high end graphic card in hope to be the king of single-GPU king, and did they succeed. Nvidia told us to expect a 10 to 40 percent performance boost from the $499 GTX 680, versus AMD's pricier Radeon HD 7970, and it appears that was no exaggeration. If you've bought yourself a high-end 28nm AMD card recently, try to hold back those tears until you've glanced over the reviews after the break. Let's just hope for a fairer fight when NVIDIA's mainstream and low-end cards come out to tackle AMD's 7800- and 7700-series — and hey, some timely price drops could help to balance things too.

2DayBlog.com, Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 review round-up shows that AMD is in quite some trouble

Jeep teases new concept trucks for Moab Easter Safari

Spring means lots of things to lots of people, but for Jeep owners, this time of year points to just one main event on the calendar: Easter Jeep Safari. This year, Jeep and Mopar have put their heads together to create another group of awesome concepts. All told, the automaker will roll out six new vehicles in the desert, including the Jeep Wrangler Apache, Jeep J-12 and Jeep Mighty FC concepts – the last of which is pictured above. We can't say much about what the Apache will bring to the table, but the J-12 looks to pay homage to the old Kaiser Jeep M715.

Autoblog, Jeep teases new concept trucks for Moab Easter Safari

Google patent outlines ads targeted to ‘environmental conditions'

The ad game is all about targeting: demographics, locations, keywords — and really, few companies are more equipped to target users than Google. In case you were worried that the search giant doesn't have enough information to harvest, a newly surfaced patent outlines the company's interesting utilizing environmental conditions, including things like temperature, humidity, sound, light or air composition, in order to serve up advertisements to devices.

2DayBlog.com, Google patent outlines ads targeted to ‘environmental conditions'

Kindle for Android updated

A week after the Kindle update for the iPad, Amazon has announced a new update for its Android app as well. The latest version of Kindle for Android brings access to illustrated children's books, comic books and graphic novels with full color and beautiful illustrations. Your kids will love the fact that they can now read over 1000 children's titles such as Brown Bear and Curious George as well as popular comics like Batman, Superman and many more on your Android tablet/smartphone.

Ubergizmo, Kindle for Android updated

Crux360 Keyboard Case for the New iPad

CruxCase has announced their new Crux360 keyboard case for the new iPad.  The iPad snaps in from the front for quick and easy insertion/removal, and there's a panel on back that can either cover up the entire back of the iPad or be removed to show off the Apple logo.  The Crux360 for iPad3 is compatible with various screen protectors.  The swivel hinge lets you use the case in “laptop computer” mode, movie mode, or tablet mode.  The power and Bluetooth pairing modes have even been simplified to make using the Crux360 with the new iPad easier.  The Crux360 for the new iPad ships on May 12.  You can pre-order now for $150.

The Gadgeteer, Crux360 Keyboard Case for the New iPad

Android 4.0 for HTC Vivid Officially Rollling Out

About a week ago it was revealed that AT&T let slip an upgrade to Android 4.0 for some HTC Vivid. Whether it was an accident or a test, it doesn't matter now – everyone should be able to pull the OTA update. It'll step you up to Android 4.0, of course, but there are other details you'll want to know about. As rumors have suggested, the device will only get HTC Sense 3.6 instead of the massive Sense 4.o update that can be found on the HTC One devices. This is due to the device not having an S4 or Tegra 3 processor.

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Scientific proof that red meat makes you happy, that's why bodybuilders are so angry

There's plenty of anecdotal evidence to suggest that a big, juicy hunk of steak makes you happier. But now there's scientific proof, too; according to a new study, consumption of red meat halves the risk of depression. The study, carried out at Deakin University in Victoria, Australia, confirms that people who avoid red meat are at increased risk of clinical depression. Admittedly the study was only conducted in a population of women, but I'm willing to extrapolate in this case.

2DayBlog.com, Scientific proof that red meat makes you happy, that's why bodybuilders are so angry

Meltwater Group Becomes One of Britain’s Top Employers

Picking up another prominent award, Meltwater Group is honoured by becoming a certified Top EmployerLondon, 23rd March – Meltwater Group, one of the world’s leading Software as a Service (SaaS) companies, has been certified by the CRF Institute as one of Britain’s Top Employers for 2012, awarding the organisation for its efforts in meeting the highest standards of HR. Identifying Meltwater as front-runners in HR management, the company has been recognised for providing organisations with sharp, fresh insight into their markets and customers.

Press Release Distribution, Meltwater Group Becomes One of Britain’s Top Employers

Huawei Ascend D Quad to enter production in June, will ship in July

Huawei's first quad-core smartphone, the Ascend D Quad introduced at this year's Mobile World Congress, will hit shelves in July according to Chinese website CNMO. The phone is set to go into mass production a month prior in June, giving the D Quad a bit later of a start than most expected. The handset's processor was developed in-house by Huawei and will compete head to head with the Tegra 3 chipset found in HTC's One X and the quad-core Exynos processor developed by Samsung, which should debut in the Galaxy S III.

Android Phone, Huawei Ascend D Quad to enter production in June, will ship in July

Panasonic SR-SX2 Rice Cooker

Cooking rice has never been put into focus when it comes to applying new technology to its art. It is usually that rice cookers are simply just that and nothing else. But in order to attract curious users to its new line of rice cookers, Panasonic has introduced the SR-SX2 Rice Cooker, complete with wireless smartphone control. The Panasonic SR-SX2 Rice Cooker offers a way for smartphone users to integrate their device to the rice cooker. This special rice cooker works with FeliCa enabled smartphones, a smartcard system developed by Sony.

Gadget.com, Panasonic SR-SX2 Rice Cooker

Surveillance camera go through 36 million faces in a second

You know how the CIA's surveillance system is second to none according to what Hollywood had served up all this while. I really wonder whether modern day technology used in intelligence agencies are up to par, and can even enhance blurry images to high resolution photos in an instant. Well, one thing is for sure – Hitachi Kokusai Electric has developed a surveillance camera system par excellence, where it is able to go through data on 36 million faces in just a single second.

Ubergizmo, Surveillance camera go through 36 million faces in a second

New York Times nears half-million online subscriber mark, halves free article allowance to celebrate

The New York Times just gave you more reason to consider making the jump to a paid online subscription - beginning in April, that free article allowance will see a 50-percent cut, from 20 monthly articles to just 10. This modification comes one year after NYTimes.com launched its infamous content paywall, and following an announcement that the publisher has signed up 454,000 digital subscribers. Paying readers will receive a 12-week subscription that they can gift to anyone on the fence about swiping for access, and smartphone and tablet app users will continue to have access to the "Top News" sections for free.

Engadget, New York Times nears half-million online subscriber mark, halves free article allowance to celebrate

Kia takes Georgia plant offline after supplier fire

Kia is shutting down the lines at its West Point, GA, factory today, after a fire struck a nearby parts supplier. According to Reuters, the Kia plant will be closed for two days, with production scheduled to resume on Wednesday morning. Kia builds its Optima sedan and Sorento crossover at the Georgia facility, and it also provides its corporate cousin Hyundai with Santa Fe crossovers.

Autoblog, Kia takes Georgia plant offline after supplier fire

Microsoft patent application gives us hope for head-mounted successor to Virtual Boy

Patent applications are full of hope and broken dreams, as it's far too easy to let a rampant imagination read beyond the layers of patent-attorney penned boilerplate. In the realm of the realistic, this application from Microsoft concerns a head-mounted display with a narrow-beam laser packing two dilation optics (us neither). If you then variate the diffraction grating between the two eyepieces, you create a three-dimensional virtual reality display.

2DayBlog.com, Microsoft patent application gives us hope for head-mounted successor to Virtual Boy

Angry Birds Space is now officially out

At long last, the latest iteration of the hit game from Rovio, Angry Birds Space, has now arrived officially after much hype surrounding it. This is a totally new frontier that our feathered friends will explore, and I do hope that the new atmosphere that they are in will be suitable for those “death from above” attacks, although the lack of gravity will play a role here if it were in real life. Angry Birds Space will feature new characters, a new physics engine as well as an entirely new environment. You will be able to pick up the iPhone/iPod touch version for less than a dollar, while the iPad HD version costs $2.99 a pop.

Ubergizmo, Angry Birds Space is now officially out

Sony: compact cameras are doing well

Despite every smartphone on the market featuring an onboard camera, it looks like they aren't replacing compact cameras just yet - at least that's what Sony UK thinks. Speaking to TechRadar, the company believes that despite the drop in sales in recent months (it dropped by around 30% last year), the DSC (digital stills camera) “is in a pretty healthy state”. Other manufacturers have pulled out of the low-end market because of disappointing results but with reports of increased sales of higher end compacts, it looks like companies will be focusing on them instead.

Ubergizmo, Sony: compact cameras are doing well

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Passes Through The FCC

The WiFi-model of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (GT-P5110) has just been approved by the FCC, showing up on their website earlier today. The tablet, which is expected to go on sale later this month in the UK, will feature largely similar specs to the original Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which the inclusion of expandable memory, front facing speakers and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. This should be arriving in the states at some point but we don't expect it to make much of a splash seeing how it's not much of an upgrade.

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Watch and hear a Porsche 918 Spyder running chassis with Evo

We can't quite explain why we're so drawn pre-production test mules. Maybe we just like the thought of seeing a vehicle as it grows from concept to reality or being able to take a peak into the engineering behind a car that will hit production soon. Either way, videos like the one after the jump flip all the right switches for us. Like Wired, EVO recently got the chance to ride along in an early version of the 2013 Porsche 918 Spyder.



Autoblog, Watch and hear a Porsche 918 Spyder running chassis with Evo

HTC Devices to Be Pre-Installed With LogMeIn Rescue for Better Device Support

HTC and LogMeIn have partnered up to offer the latter’s Rescue service on all HTC phones (carrier approval pending) moving forward. The software will be of convenience to both you and HTC. LogMein Rescue allows customer care and support representatives to remotely control your phone to help troubleshoot any issues you may be having. It’s a customer care rep’s dream. I can tell you first hand that it can sometimes be extremely frustrating to walk a customer through an interface or a procedure without being able to visually show them what to do. With LogMeIn Rescue, all of that is out of the window.

Android Phone, HTC Devices to Be Pre-Installed With LogMeIn Rescue for Better Device Support

Verizon adding remote diagnostics tool to devices; no Carrier IQ-like spying features included

. It has been just over three months since the Carrier IQ “spygate” epidemic engulfed the mobile world. As smartphones and tablets become more powerful, consumers are becoming even more concerned with their mobile privacy as numerous smartphones have been found to track users' locations, phone calls, text messages and even which websites they visit. While the companies that used Carrier IQ's tracking software claimed it was for diagnostic purposes, the service was promptly removed from “infected” handsets.

Boy Genius Report, Verizon adding remote diagnostics tool to devices; no Carrier IQ-like spying features included

Samsung Galaxy S II ICS update is live in the UK on Three

The newest Android 4.0 build is now streaming OTA to customers of the Three network in the UK. This news comes not long after the Android 4.0 update was released for unlocked Galaxy S II units, which is rather surprising since we all know how long it can take for carriers to officially release updates. This also bodes well for those of us not on Three, in and out of the UK, as other carriers will hopefully follow suit sooner rather than later. If you're on Three in the UK, you can get the update by connecting your phone to Kies.

GSM Arena, Samsung Galaxy S II ICS update is live in the UK on Three

Samsung Unveils Mirror Microwave Oven

Ladies get ready to kick the crap out of me in 3, 2, 1. Go. Finally. Someone did it. Here you are Samsung latest Mirror Microwave oven the one and only product that every kitchen should have... We all know that women have the moral duty of staying at home cooking all day long for their loved one and what a better gift for these dedicated women than a Mirror Microwave. Not only this microwave will help them to cook faster, but it will also help them staying in the kitchen by removing the urge to run to the bathroom in order to adjust their lipstick...

PS : I hope that you all understood that the text above is just me kidding...





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World's first two-megajoule ultraviolet laser fired in California: no, you can't buy one

The Wolverines may have concocted the "most intense" laser in the universe back in '08, but it's a group of grinners at the National Ignition Facility in Livermore, California that can now lay claim to firing the planet's first two-megajoule ultraviolet laser. Earlier this week, a 1.875-megajoule shot was fired into the target chamber, but it broke the two-dot-oh barrier after passing through the final focusing lens.

Engadget, World's first two-megajoule ultraviolet laser fired in California: no, you can't buy one

Virgin Mobile USA's Data and Text Messaging Service Down Nationwide

If you're currently rockin' a device on Virgin Mobile here in the states, you may have noticed that your phone isn't able to send/receive text messages or access the internet. The MVNO announced today via their social networks that they are currently experiencing an outage and are “working to resolve it.” While not everyone seems to be affected, we just wanted to let you guys know before your misplaced anger causes you to throw your phone against the wall.

Android Phone, Virgin Mobile USA's Data and Text Messaging Service Down Nationwide

Report: New iPad Burns Hotter than Predecessor

While Apple is preparing itself to brag about the immense popularity of the new iPad, a Dutch tech blog made a startling discovery about the tablet. Using an infrared camera, Tweakers.net confirmed that the new iPad creates 10 degrees more heat than the iPad 2. The study suggested that the new iPad warms up to 33.6 degrees Celcius, compared to the 28.3 degrees centigrade of iPad 2.

Gadget.com, Report: New iPad Burns Hotter than Predecessor

Android 2.3.6 update rolling out to Motorola RAZR in Europe

A new software update is headed out to Motorola RAZR handsets in the UK, Italy, France and Spain. The update brings the RAZR to firmware version SPU15 and brings along a few new features as well as the standard bug fixes and performance improvements. Users can expect a new user interface in the settings menu as well as the option to auto upload photos from the RAZR to a connected PC. The bulk of the update is dedicated to introducing new Smart Actions, including a VIP Caller Mode that allows a user to set specific rules for handling individual contacts (such as allowing only certain contacts to ring the phone at night).

Android Phone, Android 2.3.6 update rolling out to Motorola RAZR in Europe

Mercedes-Benz to nix R-Class from U.S. lineup despite being built in Alabama

After years of lackluster sales, Mercedes-Benz is finally pulling the plug on the company's R-Class, at least as far as sales in the United States go. The vehicle will continue to be manufactured at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and exported to markets around the globe. According to Yahoo. Autos, the company has sold just 300 R-Class units nationwide through March of this year despite the fact that the German automaker is having no trouble moving any of its larger SUV models.

Autoblog, Mercedes-Benz to nix R-Class from U.S. lineup despite being built in Alabama

2013 Nissan Leaf update will add new heater, up to 25 miles of range in the cold

From what we know today, pretty much everything about the all-electric Nissan Leaf is getting bigger and/or better in 2012. From availability in Europe to 50-state availability and production in the States, it's clear Nissan is planning big things for its EV this year. Now, Nissan's Mark Perry has told the The Detroit News that the 2013 Leaf will get serious improvements when it launches later this year, including a better heater, a darker interior color choice and leather seats. The new Leaf will be made in Smyrna, TN.

Autoblog, 2013 Nissan Leaf update will add new heater, up to 25 miles of range in the cold

Samsung's Galaxy Note Mockup On Their Facebook Page Shows Vanilla Android 4.0

Now, we're not saying this is real per se, just more or less that it's interesting. Interesting in that — one, the Samsung Galaxy Note doesn't offer a stock Android 4.0 experience and — second, when it eventually receives its upgrade, it will be a TouchWiz'd out ICS like on Galaxy S II variants. So, why is Samsung USA's Facebook page showing a Galaxy Note with vanilla ICS. Well, I guess that would be the million dollar question. Or perhaps it's not a question at all.

Android Phone, Samsung's Galaxy Note Mockup On Their Facebook Page Shows Vanilla Android 4.0

United Planet promotes efficiency through mobility

London, 21 March 2012 – United Planet (www.unitedplanet.com), one of the leading developers of enterprise portal software in Europe, has confirmed its commitment to the wireless enterprise today with the affirmation that enterprise portals and web-based applications are the best way to promote efficiency through mobility.Axel Wessendorf, managing director of United Planet, explains: “Mobile technology is moving beyond the sphere of the consumer, giving increased power to business by enabling employees to access enterprise data from anywhere, on any device and in real-time.

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Binary Tree and Mimecast Partner to Provide Unified Solutions for Customers Migrating to Microsoft Exchange 2010 and Office 365

Automation Tools and Cloud Archiving to Smooth Migration Path for Exchange CustomersLONDON, UK – 21 March 2012 – Binary Tree, a leading provider of software solutions for migrating to Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Office 365, announced today that it has formed a long-term strategic partnership with Mimecast, the leading supplier of cloud-based email archiving, continuity and security for Microsoft Exchange and Office 365.

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SCTE Announces 2012 Award Winners

The SCTE (Society for Broadband Professionals) has confirmed the winners of its prestigious 2012 Awards for Technological Innovation. The winners were announced at its annual Gala Dinner on Saturday 17 March 2012 at Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire. The winners and runners up in the three separate award categories are:-‘Best broadband network transmission solution’Winner: Net Insight - Service Aware Media NetworkRunner up: Aurora Networks - Universal Digital Return Platform‘Best digital processing solution’Winner: ARRIS - Media Services PlatformRunner up: Harmonic Inc.

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CoverBee Diamond Laptop Sleeve for only $11,000,000

If you've got $11,000,000 and you have no idea what to do with it, you've got plenty of options. You could buy yourself a nice house, a fast car, all the gadgets you've ever wanted to own, and still have some left over to spend on the rest of your life - or you could just blow it all on the world's most expensive laptop sleeve. Created by a Dutch company named CoverBee, this laptop cover has over 8,800 round cut diamonds that are graded VS clarity and F in color, each with their own, unique certificate of origin. If the diamonds weren't enough, it features an opening that is lined with rare black sable from Siberia.

Ubergizmo, CoverBee Diamond Laptop Sleeve for only $11,000,000

Brass knuckles iPhone case concept looks dangerous

We've seen some pretty interesting iPhone cases in the past, and if you enjoy the idea of being able to turn your iPhone case into a weapon, you might be interested in checking out this particular rendering of an iPhone case that looks like it could double up as a set of brass knuckles, although in this case it looks more like stainless steel rather than brass, but we think you get the drift. Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on how you look at it) this brass knuckles iPhone case appears to be merely a concept at this point in time.

Ubergizmo, Brass knuckles iPhone case concept looks dangerous

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-SZ7 Camera with Panorama Shot

Unlike Polaroid 1630, the LUMIX DMC-SZ7 is not a smart camera, but it has a variety of features that will make your photo session more fun. There are two new shooting mode that make this compact camera stay on the edge: Miniature Effect and Panorama Shot. If you love to create panoramic photos, the Panorama Shot mode can help your jobs done in seconds. This mode is able to shoot a horizontal or vertical panoramic image by taking consecutive shots and then overlaying the photos for the effect of a panoramic photo.

GIZMOGRAPH, Panasonic LUMIX DMC-SZ7 Camera with Panorama Shot

Sony Tegra 3 slate benchmarked, Tablet S successor on the way?

If you're looking to benchmark tools for hints at Sony's next slate, then you're looking at a little number that calls itself the V150. According to the NenaMark Android GPU benchmarking tool, this 1.4GHz tablet rocks a 1280 x 752 display and Android 4.0.3. An Nvidia Tegra 3 helps this slate achieve a benchmark score of 59.70, which is well above the Tablet S' 42.89 average. Considering that Sony's last wedge-shaped wonder has already seen a sizable price drop, it's looking like the firm may be gearing up to announce its replacement.

Engadget, Sony Tegra 3 slate benchmarked, Tablet S successor on the way?