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Android Honeycomb has its share of kinks, but this tablet-only OS really takes advantage of larger screens. The "holographic" desktop can be customized with re-sizable widgets, and apps truly shine due to deep integration with the rest of the Honeycomb OS.
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Honeycomb 101: Getting to Know Your Android Tablet
Not sure how to get started with your new Android tablet? Fear not: We've got you covered.
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Up Close With Google's Android 3.0 Honeycomb
We take you on a visual tour of the new Honeycomb interface, including the Web browser, image gallery, music player, and Google Books.
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A First Look at Google's Honeycomb Tablet OS
Google's tablet-ready mobile OS Android 3.0, Honeycomb is set to roll out next month, and includes features such as camera support, improved navigation, and animated graphics. Here's a quick look at the OS.
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