While all of us were busy covering Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, Samsung launched another Android device. It is a Android 2.1 powered portable media player.
Named as Galaxy 50, this PMP comes with a 3.2-inch screen, Android 2.1 OS, 2MP camera, DLNA, Wi-Fi, 8 and 16GB internal memory, microSD card slot (up to 32GB), Thin » Read more: Samsung launches Android PMP – ‘Galaxy 50′

Archos has their whole group of Android devices at IFA-2010. We will start off first with the Archos 101 and 70. Both of these tablets are the bigger ones coming in a 10 and 7 inches. They both sport a 1GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor, 3D OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics accelerator and WiFi b/g/n.

» Read more: Archos 101, 70, 43, 32, And 28 Family Hands-On [Video]

Verizon’s got this crazy challenge going on over at the teaser page for the R2-D2 Edition Droid 2, wherein users are given clues that lead to special codes. Once one person finds and inputs one of these special codes, everyone gains access to a new section of the site, and the original finder scores themselves a free handset.

Fortunately for D2-devotees everywhere, the force was strong with a gent known only as David H. » Read more: Come to the Dock Side, Luke: R2-D2 Edition Droid 2 gets its own matching dock

Crokinole is a beautiful, simple game with a long history. In the tradition of pool and Carrom, Crokinole is a dexterity game that pits two (or four) people against each other around a circular wooden board. Players try to flick little wooden discs towards » Read more: Flick this! Croke puts Crokinole on the iPhone

Well, if you’re a fan of Target stores, or maybe you just don’t happen to have a Walmart close by and Target’s your only choice, you’ll be happy to know that selecting your next object to buy just got a little easier. Deciding against going with a full press release or anything of the sort, Target has officially released an application of their own into the Android Market. Oh, and it’s available right now.

» Read more: Target App for Android Now Available

Over there in Europe, there’s a little show going on right now called IFA. And by little, we actually mean huge. And, as we had heard rumored well before its official kick-off, there’s plenty of Android related news, devices, and everything else flying around the event. As we’re sure you’ve already noticed, there’s hands-on videos all over the place, so hopefully you’re not getting sick of them. Because here’s another one, featuring Huawei’s Ideos S7 tablet and Ideos U8150 smartphone.

» Read more: Huawei Ideos S7 Tablet and U8150 Hands-On Videos from SlashGear

Oh my, how I love some good ol’ fashion mudslinging.

“Flash Websites? There’s A Phone For That.”

To any ne’er-do-blog-read layman, the full page ad that Motorola just put in the New York Times might just seem oddly worded. To anyone who has even considered considering themselves a gadget geek — or has, at least, turned on their TV anytime in the past year and a half and seen Apple’s “There’s An App For That” campaign — there’s no question who this one’s aimed at. » Read more: Motorola Pulls Out Another Full Page NYT Ad Aimed At Apple’s Head

When Apple released the third-generation iPod shuffle in 2009, I saw it as a perfect example of the design hubris that many Apple detractors point to. From a usability perspective, there really wasn’t anything wrong with the second-g » Read more: How Apple’s newest iPods prove (and disprove) that it learns from design mistakes

Android Community has received a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 for AT&T to review and had a chance to unbox it, along with take a first look at the hardware. The device currently runs Android 1.6 and has Sony’s skin with Timescape and Mediascape on board. It has a 4 inch LCD display, with Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.5mm headphone jack, SD card slot and 2GB card included along with 429MB of internal storage for apps.

» Read more: Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Unboxing And First Look

ViewSonic is working on a tablet that isn’t ready for primetime that dual-boots the Android OS, along with Windows 7. This is a 10 inch device (1024×600) that has 2 point finger multi-touch, and is running an Atom N455 processor paired with 1GB of DDR3 memory. This is basically a netbook replacement that has lost its hardware keyboard.

» Read more: ViewSonic ViewPad 100 For You Android Dual-Boot Lovers