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Sony has started rolling out the Android 4.0 update for the Xperia go. Shortly afterwards should also for Xperia sola and the Xperia U. 

Via the blog of Sony's, its clearly become the Xperia go the first unit in the three smartphones on the Android 4.0 update will be available. The update brings some major improvements with it since the new Android kernel version 4.0.4, the devices will be placed. Likewise the necessary apps replaced by Sony, is a Walk Mann-app added and the overall performance of the devices improved. 

Also new is the Xperia Sola special gloves mode for the winter will get. This adjustment will also display hands with a glove around it recognized ones and you so so in the winter you Sony smartphone operating. This mode is part of the Floating-Touch technology built into the Xperia Sola to find. 

This screen does not actually be touched with a finger, but it is sufficient to only to float above the screen then you already recognize finger. The remaining two aircraft in October, the update will go get it. The OTA version is not yet available for the Sola, this will follow sometime next week.

HP has presented Windows 8 tablet. The tablet is intended for business use, although the appearance probably many ordinary consumers would appeal.

After the TouchPad, which WebOS ran last year by HP with the associated hardware to the side is put, HP no longer engaged in tablets, there is now changing. The Elitepad is a 10-inch tablet with an aluminum back. HP has opted not to go into the Android craze: there is waiting for Microsoft Windows 8 would have done, the operating system optimized for tablets.

The tablet can Metro or desktop mode used. The first experiences with the device have reported a strong feeling tablet that responds well to aanrakningen. The device is a bit like an iPad with all that aluminum and its rounded corners. The device is not light; pounds. It is about as thick as an iPad.

The internal hardware is fine with 2GB RAM, and 64 GB of internal memory and an 8-megapixel camera on the back plus a HD video camera. The screen offers a resolution of 1280x800p. The Elitepad is powered by an Intel processor from the Clover Trail family.

Elitepad Although quite a lot like Apple's iPad, the HP tablet is not on the general public. What scattered somewhat surprising, because the device seems to score on the consumer. Businessmen are the lucky ones on this path only.