Survey: Tablets start to give PCs, TVs a headache

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	In this issue Survey: Tablets start to give PCs, TVs a headache Android tweak lets admins reset stolen devices Sprint's Common Cents plan to become Virgin Mobile PayLo Verizon updates Galaxy Tab, but sans Honeycomb HTC profit triples on huge smartphone demand Survey: Tablets start to give PCs, TVs a headache Slates may be starting to steal people away from their laptops, desktops, and even televisions, according to a survey released this week by Google's AdMob service. Read full story  Android tweak lets admins reset stolen devices Google enhances the enterprise management capabilities of its Android smartphone platform, making it possible for administrators to secure and reset lost or stolen devices. Read full story  Sprint's Common Cents plan to become Virgin Mobile PayLo The prepaid Common Cents brand apparently hasn't been making Sprint quite enough cents. Existing users will merge into a Virgin Mobile plan in May. Read full story  Verizon updates Galaxy Tab, but sans Honeycomb Samsung's Galaxy Tab gets a beefy update from Verizon with performance improvements, a battery life fix, and an Adobe Flash update, but the tablet is still stuck running Android 2.2. Read full story  HTC profit triples on huge smartphone demand The Taiwanese mobile phone maker posted record earnings and sales for the first quarter as a result of heavy consumer demand for its Android smartphones. Read full story    About CNET Wireless Report The latest wireless news reports from CNET News on items related to cell phones, mobile gear, VOIP and internet access via broadband or wireless connections. Find more on our Wireless Blog, or subscribe via RSS. Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave M A R K E T P L A C E Ads By Marchex
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