LG Building Android-Run Nexus Tablet?
Mobile Burn: Google may offer a tablet PC of its own, under the Nexus brand, just like the smartphone.
"There has also been a rumor that Google is controlling the update path to Android 3.0 Honeycomb via its licensing agreements. It is said that the agreement prevents upgrading from earlier versions of Android, like 2.2 Froyo or 2.3 Gingerbread, up to version 3.0. This could have a significant impact on tablets already on the market with earlier versions of Android, such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab. HTC's upcoming Flyer tablet is scheduled to be released with Android 2.4, however HTC has said that this news has not impacted its honeycomb plans for the Flyer."
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