HTC Hero , T-Mobile and E-Plus Germany

HTC released yesterday all facts about their new Google Android flagship device: the HTC “Hero”.  Also it combines all sources of informations like twitter,facebook,email, instant messaging on the desktop in easy to use applications which look really nice. The UI seems quite fast for all the new effects. The phone will be available for 500Eur without a contract. If you need a new mobile contract, you have to get one @ T-Mobile Germany or E-Plus Germany. Our recommendation is to get a contract from T-Mobile since they have the best network in whole germany. One of the biggest differences about this android phone is, that the user interface was redesigned by HTC to a so called “Sense” UI. “Sense” allows users to modify and personalize the home screens with tons of sexy widgets.

To get more technical details, the phone has the following features on board:

The Nexus One “Everyday Use (Multitouch UPDATE)

[How to Android] You have probably read many technical reviews of the new nexus one phone, so we decided to write an everyday usage review to give you more detailed information about what this phone is like to live with every day, and whether or not all the essentials work like they should.

Color Splash

[Android Apps] This android can spice your photos with the application. Send Photos with a personal, artistic Touch! (a bit like Photoshop/ColorSplash for iphone)

- Different Effects for your Photo such as black&white, Sepia Color or Blur.
- Easy to add/remove Effect, move, and zoom with your fingers
- Directly send Pictures

Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet

New Android Tablet, Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Samsung's plans to create the Galaxy Tab Google Android tablet can't come as much of a surprise at this point, but today's announcement at IFA 2010 marks the first time we're seeing official specs from the company.

When Google releases Android 3.0, a.k.a. "Honeycomb," it's going to be optimized for tablets, and it's going to have strict hardware requirements, PC Mag reports.
PC Mag spoke with Bobby Cha, managing director of Korean electronics company, Enspert. Cha says Honeycomb with require dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 chips.