The title and image says it all. Google will be giving you an in-depth look at Honeycomb, demo devices and Android’s ecosystem February 2, 2011 at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California.

Last week we gave you a review on Honeycomb for tablets found here. Since then, reports of the operating system have gone haywire. There’s so much confusion going on it’s hard to believe what’s right. Maybe this event is going to clear all that confusion up, I sure hope so anyway.

For now we can speculate what we think will be announced? Go on and let us hear your thoughts. We can’t wait for February 2nd, can you?

Source: Engadget

Not only does Sprint have a special announcement coming in February, now HP has something up their sleeve as well. February 9, 2011 at their WebOS event in San Francisco many of us suspect they are going to announce several products, including tablets. Maybe they will officially announce the Topaz or the Opal, two tablets Engadget previously mentioned here.

What’s exciting about the announcement? The email HP sent to attendees asks them to ‘Think Big. Think Small. Think Beyond.’ What do you think about that? It tells me they have a big secret in store! What do you think it could be? What all products do you think HP may have coming up? What sort of announcement do you want to hear? Let us know your thoughts.

Once the announcement is given believe we will be back telling you all about it! For now, discuss in the comment box below.

Source: Engadget

Did you hear about the recent event coming up to be held by Sprint CEO Dan Hesse with guest starring David Blaine? The invitation only event is going to be held on February 7, 2011 in New York. The invitation sent out says that they’ll show “that the impossible is possible,” what do you think this means?

I’m sure most of you already are speculating: a Sprint CDMA iPhone!?!?! We can’t exactly say no but as Engadget said, that’s not much of an “industry first” announcement nor does it show us how something impossible will be possible on the Sprint network. We already know a CDMA iPhone is possible with Verizon’s recent announcements. What else could this event be for? Maybe every Android device they own will get Froyo, well the ones who don’t have it. What do you think? Let us know your thoughts on this topic in the comments box below.

Or, head on over to our off topic section where PPCGeeks member Aztechka has already started a discussion on this topic. Click here!

Source: Engadget