Moto: 4G Support Makes $800 Xoom Price Fair

It's the 4G you're paying for!

If you recoiled when you saw the $800 price tag Motorola has planned for its Tegra 2-powered Xoom tablet, you’re not the only one. Many people believe it’s simply too expensive for the majority of people in the market for a tablet. Still, Motorola must have had a reason to believe it could get away with attaching such a high price tag, right? Well, yes, but you might not agree with it.

Dell 2011/12 Roadmap Reveals Windows 8 Tablet

Whoops!

Dell’s already given us quite a few sexy smartphones and tablets (the Streak, the Venue Pro?) but it’s always nice to know that the company doesn’t plan on resting on its laurels. Round Rock’s 2011/beginning of 2012 roadmap for smartphones and tablets has been leaked to Windows Phone Central and if the documents are anything to go by, we’ll be seeing a few more exciting mobile devices from Dell before the year is out.

IBM Watson Hits Jeopardy to Destroy All Humans

It's not self aware... yet.

IBM designed a computer that could beat a chess player. While a computer-run chess program isn't new, it was an achievement for a program to best the best chess player in the world.

Now more than a decade later, IBM has set out to own the game show of trivia known as Jeopardy. IBM and the game show have teamed up to deliver a special charity edition of the show where the top two human Jeopardy players faced off against IBM's Watson supercomputer and program.

Samsung Shows All-new Galaxy S II Android 2.3

A new Galaxy is born.

The line of Galaxy phones has been tremendously successful for Samsung. Its use of the homegrown Hummingbird processor and great Super AMOLED screens have made it a great Android choice. Google even selected the hardware platform for its Nexus S flagship phone.

This New Android Phone Has Two Useful Displays

It looks a little bit like a DS.

Sprint teased that something big was coming and we now know that it was partnering with Kyocera Communications to bring the first dual-touchscreen Android smartphone, called the Kyocera Echo.

The Echo features two high-resolution 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen displays connected by a patent-pending "pivot hinge" that enables the two displays to operate independently, side-by-side or combined to form an oversized 4.7-inch (diagonally) integrated display.