If you're running out of things to do with your Honeycomb-powered Android tablet, why not load up the newly-updated Netflix app? The fresh new 1.5 update finally adds support for tablets that run Android 3.x, in addition to spreading the streaming video love to tablets in Canada and Latin America.

Read More: Netflix For Android Finally Gains Honeycomb Tablet Support

When we first heard about Rdio going to a free, no-ads service, the immediate question was how it was going to work. Today, we get clarification. Essentially, it's metered, which...

Read More: Rdio finally details its “free” service. The catch? No mobile and time-limited

When we first heard about Rdio going to a free, no-ads service, the immediate question was how it was going to work. Today, we get clarification. Essentially, it's metered, which is what we had heard before. The details? In short, you don't get to go mobile, and there's a meter on your use. Free access users [...]

Read More: Rdio finally details its “free” service. The catch? No mobile and time-limited

It's Friday, it's a social media based Xtranormal video, it's from The New York Times & it's poking fun at Groupon. How could we not share this? Enjoy! No related posts.No related posts.

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"It's not about who makes them first, but who makes them better." That's how Sony's Sir Howard Stringer announced his upcoming tablets. Zing.

Meet the S and P, everyone. Sony just took the wraps off its first generation Android tablets a few moments ago at its 2011 IFA press event. But, as with most non-Apple products these day, there isn't much to report. Sony used teasers and planted leaks over the last few months to generate buzz, which in turn, makes today's announce a tad anticlimactic.

Read More: Sony Finally Fully Unveils Its Android Tabs, The Sony S and P

Android-toting Qik fans will have reason to smile today: the Skype-owned company has announced that their Premium service for Android devices has finally been fleshed out with new functionality and services for the discerning mobile videophile.

Read More: Android Users Finally Get Full Qik Premium Experience

Why isn't Chrome a part of Android? It's a question as old as time itself. Or at least a few years old. But given that the same company, Google, makes both products, it never made much sense. Now they're finally taking steps to resolve this. A bit. Maybe.

As a group of Googlers have announced on the WebKit-Dev group today (relayed by Google's Peter Beverloo), the Android team is now committed to working more closely with the WebKit community. Yes, it's a bit odd that a product so devoted to "op [...]

Read More: Android (Finally) Taking Steps Towards WebKit And Chromium

Yup, as if Google+ wasn't great enough already, with the smart grouping, and great chat, their Hangouts now let you easily set up a chat room for you and whoever you want.  That's well and good, I hear you say, but it's when you get your best friends into one of these Hangouts, and we can each take our turn choosing our favorite YouTube videos, that things get cool.

Read More: Thank You Google+ Hangouts… I Can Finally Watch Synced YouTube Videos with My Friends