It’s been quite a while since we started waiting for the Dell Streak to arrive on T-Mobile.  The latest information that has trickled down from the T-Mobile stables in the form of a leak almost confirms that the carrier will be launching the Dell Streak 7 Android tablet on Groundhog Day – that is February 2nd. The leak has its origin from a materials-placement guide supposedly mailed to a retailer. Guys at TMO News got hold of the document (pictured below) and the release details just spilled on to the web. The leak  gives us reason to believe that the February 2nd sate

Best Buy has confirmed that it will be providing customers with four exclusive handsets that will not be found at any other retail store. The devices that are arriving at its stores later this month include the HTC Surround, the Dell Streak, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 and the Samsung Fascinate. It is interesting news that the retail giant is getting exclusivity on the Streak and the recently announced Windows Phone 7-equipped Surround, but the X10 and Samsung Fascinate are equally as exciting, as you can buy them in stylish white models. The HTC Surround (on AT&T) is the

We have good news for those of you who are the owners of the Dell Streak. Dell has announced that the Android 2.2 “Froyo” update for the Dell Streak is coming before the end of this year. Recently, we had witnessed the leak of the Android 2.2 ROM for the Dell Streak. That leak suggested that the official update was coming sometime in the near future. Now, Dell has released an official statement regarding the matter. But the company has not committed to anything other than saying that the update will be released “before the end of the year”. But Dell has promised that

The latest sensation in the tablet market is the BlackBerry PlayBook and what this new entrant has done is that it has further intensified the Tablet War which was thus far being battled between the Apple iPad, Dell Streak and the Samsung Galaxy Tablet Which tablet will turn out to be the best of the lot in the long run is a difficult assessment to make at this point in time, but you can ofcourse compare the relative features to comprehend the future chances. Interestingly, all the four competitors sport a 1GHz processing option, but the BlackBerry Playbook seemingly has the

Now I know what you’re thinking. Treyarch is making a good Call of Duty game? And it’s supposed to be better than Infinity Ward’s Modern Warfare 2?! Yes to both questions. It seems that Treyarch has finally learned from their mistakes and is going to give us Call of Duty: Black Ops. Their first modern based shooter and it’s being well received by all. Now that Killstreaks are now part of our everyday gaming, Treyarch would be foolish not to add them again. Below is a few of the Killstreak that we will have the please of using this September. Some things

While Dell still haven’t announced the launch date of their upcoming Streak in the United States, they at least gave us some important information related to the device – namely its price. There’s also a special promotion on Dell’s website, which is running for the last day today, where if you register you’ll get priority access to ordering the phone. Those who’ve placed a pre-order should get a link with the phone’s purchase details today, which states that getting the handset with a 2-year contract from AT&T will set you back

AT&T has been rumored to make the Dell Streak available on its network from July 19 onwards. Though the carrier’s pricing for the device has not been revealed, the phone will be available as an unlocked device for $500. The Dell Streak, which is a cross between a tablet and a smartphone, features a 5-inch WVGA display with 800×480 pixel resolution. It has Android 1.6 as its operating software, but it could also receive the Android2.2 update later. The gadget also packs a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU from Qualcomm and has an onboard storage capacity of 2 GB. External memory

Dell has mentioned on the US product page on its official website that its Streak device will become available for sale in the country in late July. The gadget, which is a cross between a tablet and a smartphone, was earlier rumored to launch in the US on the AT&T network on July 19. The device, with a 5-inch WVGA screen and a resolution of 800×480 pixels, will pack a QSD 8250 Snapdragon processor from Qualcomm capable of clocking 1 GHz. It will run on Google’s Android platform, but it will only be available with version 1.6 of the operating during its launch.

Those in Europe may have been enjoying the Streak for quite a while now, but Americans just got to use the handset as it’s been made available on their market recently. So, if you live in the US and have been planning to get one of the new Streaks, you may want to read this to get an idea of what to expect from the device. One of the best features about the Streak is its large screen, spanning over 5 inches. It does seem a bit bulky for holding in your pocket though, but that shouldn’t pose that much of a problem for most users. The Streak also features a 1 GHz

Well, it seems that Streak users from the UK will have something interesting to enjoy while the rest of us watch in envy – an Android 2.1 update which has been confirmed to come from Dell is now installing on devices all over the country, though it’s only available for devices locked on O2 contracts. The update can be downloaded from a link which was released by accident from within the company (apparently) though it’ll probably be taken down soon enough – and users are reporting various new improvements in the update. Among them are a 720p camcoder, a