Huawei today announced its 7-inch Honeycomb tablet, dubbed MediaPad, that will apparently come with a yet to be release version of Google’ s tablet software, Android Honeycomb 3.2. The tablet ...

It's here folks -- the planet's first Android 3.2 tablet. Huawei just introduced a downright luscious new slate over in Singapore, with CommunicAsia being the launchpad for the 7-inch MediaPad. It ...

Huawei didn't state the display's resolution, but said its 217 pixels-per-inch IPS panel has a higher pixel density than the iPad 2 (132 PPI), Galaxy Tab 10.1 (149) and Motorola Xoom (160).

The Huawei MediaPad, a 7-inch tablet running Android 3.2, is now available for enterprise customers on AT&T.

The tablet wars are getting more intense than ever, and this one is probably the most interesting 7" slate that we've seen since the arrival of the Galaxy Tab. Huawei's MediaPad is a 7" powerhouse ...

Huawei isn’t the first tablet maker to shoot for a 7-inch figure, but the MediaPad will supposedly be the first tablet to run Android 3.2, a version of Google’s Honeycomb tablet software that ...

With every tablet announcement there is always something that makes it just a little bit. There is no question that 2011 is an explosion year for tablets.

Huawei announced today that its 7-inch MediaPad tablet will be heading to AT&T. The tablet, which is already on T-Mobile as the Springboard, will be available for AT&T's 4G HSPA+ network starting ...

Huawei has released an update that brings Android 4.0 to its MediaPad tablet (the international name for T-Mobile’s SpringBoard).Clocking in at a massive 328MB, the download will bring all of ...

BEIJING—-Huawei Technologies Co. will start selling a seven-inch tablet device called MediaPad that runs Google Inc.'s Android operating system in the third quarter, Victor Xu, chief marketing ...

Huawei is adding a new 7 inch tablet to its lineup. The Huawei MediaPad 7 Youth is due out in the third quarter of 2013, and sports a dual-core processor and an emphasize on media playback. The ...

Huawei launched at Singapore’s CommunicAsia show a seven-inch tablet dubbed MediaPad that the company says is the first to utilize Android Honeycomb 3.2, which they claim is the same as ...