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XDA member deeper-blue ported the preview SDK version of the next iteration of Google’s mobile OS Android 3.0 on the Barnes & Noble eBook reader, the NOOKColor. Android 3.0, codenamed Honeycomb has been developed with tablets in mind. This means that when properly streamlined and optimized for tablet computers, Honeycomb will take the mobile computing scene to newer heights. So, in a few days, the NOOKColor will probably have a working version of Android 3.0!

It was during the CES 2011, that Google gave us a sneak peek of the next version of Android – Honeycomb – which is aimed at tablets. Now, Google has sent out invites to bloggers from around the globe for an Android related event.

During the CES 2011, Google’s latest version of Android meant for tablets – Honeycomb – grabbed the limelight with its awesome UI and features. Now, today Google has released an Android 3.0 Honeycomb platform preview along with an updated SDK.

2011 will see some really good tablets coming out. Here are some of the best tablets to look forward in 2011. Many of these tablets will be launched in the 1st and 2nd quarter of the year.

The Motorola Xoom was definitely the best tablet announced during the CES 2011. The Xoom is expected to hit the stores sometime in May as a 3G+WiFi tablet, with an upgrade to 4G LTE sometime later in 2011 in the States.

Handtec, a popular online retailer in the UK have already listed the price of the device on their website. According to the retailer, Motorola Xoom tablet will be available in the UK for £719.99.

Looks like LG and T-Mobile could not stand all the attention the XOOM tablet from Motorola was getting and, so they released their G-Slate tablet before LGs official event. The G-Slate tablet will be available on T-Mobile network and is made by LG.

Motorola finally announced its much awaited tablet, the Motorola Xoom at the CES 2011 in Las Vegas. This device runs on the Google’s latest Android OS (Honeycomb), optimized for tablets.

It looks like someone at Google slipped a bit and posted a video of Android 3.0 Honeycomb on YouTube for everyone to see.

Today, ASUS unveiled a bunch of new tablets at the ongoing CES 2011. In all ASUS announced 4 new tablets, of which 3 are based on Android. The three new Android based tablets from ASUS are the Eee Pad Transformer, Eee Pad Slider and the Eee Pad MeMo.

Andy Rubin had stated during the Google I/O event this year that the Android 3.0 update will completely change the UI of Android to make it look more beautiful and pleasing to the eye. Back then, he had also shown off the brand new Music Player which will be bundled with Android 3.0 (Honeycomb).

More images of the Android tablet by Motorola have leaked out. We can see the tablet running Android 3.0 Honeycomb.

First pictures of Sony Ericsson’s Android (Gingerbread) based PlayStation smartphone has been leaked.

Gingerbread has arrived at Google. A status of Gingerbread aka Android 3.0 statue has arrived at Googleplex.