If you’ll remember, we told you not too long ago that Google’s Andy Rubin had taken center stage at an event to show off a prototype Motorola tablet powered by none other than Android 3.0, otherwise known as Honeycomb. While we didn’t get an incredibly in depth look at the device, we did get a chance to see how how much different Honeycomb will be than any version of Android before it.

Now, some new reports have surfaced that say the same Motorola tablet has appeared in Taiwan with the above picture showing it off. Of course, it doesn’t show too much but it was accompanied by some specs that say the Motorola tablet will feature a 1280 x 800 display, an NVIDIA Tegra 2 T20 processor, a 5 megapixel camera, a 2 megapixel front facing camera, 32GB of internal storage and a microSD slot.

Additionally, it’s also said to be coming in both 7 and 10-inch versions. Will this be the tablet that finally topples the iPad and makes the Samsung Galaxy Tab look like child’s play? We’ll have to wait and see.

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Social networks are all around us with Facebook becoming so poplar that is spawned the major motion picture The Social Network. However, while Facebook is the largest social network in the world, it does have its worthy competitors. One competitor that is arguably the most worthy is none other than Twitter with seemingly everyone hopping on board.

Since Twitter is such a popular online service, it should come as no surprise that a bunch of mobile developers have produced applications focusing solely on the network. One such application for Android is dubbed Twidroyd which we’ve told you about in the past. Well, if you’re a user of this application you may notice that it features some advertisements making for a slightly less pleasent experience.

Well, it looks like enough users have complained that the makers of Twidroyd have gone ahead and removed the advertisements in the latest build now available on the market. Have you checked out Twidroyd? If so, let us know what you think of it in the comments below.

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When it comes to web browsers there are quite a few different competitors to consider. First of all there is Internet Explorer which comes installed stock on all Windows computers and Safari which comes stock on all Macs. However, once we look past that there are ever so popular web browsers like Chrome, Firefox and Opera.

Out of these three, Firefox has caused the most commotion amassing a huge loyal following that soaks up every bit of Firefox they can get. Android users who fall into this category will be happy to hear that Mozilla has announced that a beta version of Firefox Mobile will be hitting the Android market before the end of this month.

When we get official confirmation as to exactly what day the Firefox beta will be dropping for Android, we’ll send it your way.

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Even though we are days away from this big Chrome event that could be a Chrome OS Notebook, you can get Chrome to Windows Phone 7 now.

True to its name, once you download both this app and the applicable Chrome extension, a quick click on the Windows logo in your otherwise Google browser will send links or selected text to your Microsoft mobile.

There has been news that this Site to Phone can handle just about any smartphone. We’re getting a lot of Chrome now, aren’t we?

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