Software: iOS Just like with ever keynote and conference that Steve does they open up ever segment of the announcements with mind boggling examples about how successful their products and services. So lets start with the changes to the software/firmware that Apple produces for its mobile[....]
March 31, 2010 
The Dell Aero was revealed back in CTIA and this is the company’s first smartphone. The Dell Aero features a heavily skinned version of Android 1.6, a 3.5 inch screen at a resolution of 640×360, 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, and GPS. The Aero’s design is sleek and claims to be the lightest Android phone in the market. I believe AT&T removed GMail, Google Maps, and other Google related services. So far, Dell hasn’t released a lot of specifications about this device. Also, there has been no word about pricing and availability just yet. 
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