Another big name manufacturer is soon to join the ranks of those providing Android tablets with Packard Bell announcing that their tablet the Liberty Tab will be released come June this year. The tablet will have a 10.1 inch display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, a 1GHz dual-core processor and will be running on Android 3.0. As reported by Zdnet the tab will also come packed with a rear facing 5.0 megapixel camera and a 2.0 megapixel camera on the front for video calls. As of yet there has been no announcement of the price but we assume it wont be to far away, stay tuned!

Samsung UK has officially confirmed that they will be equping the Samsung Galaxy S2 with a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor after they had originally announced it would launch with a 1 GHz processor. A few days ago the Estonia branch of the group posted up on their Facebook page the announcement of the upgrade, therefore we can probably assume the the European version of the smartphone will be getting the upgrade. But as posted on Techradar whether this upgrade will made for everyone is yet to be seen, with many expecting certain areas to receive the version of the smartphone with the Tegra 2 processor.

Gaming devices have always been successful generally by the quality of games that come with them. And the new Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY has of recently gotten a huge boost in this regard, with the new Dungeon Defenders Second Wave making its way exclusively to the new Playstation phone. The original was a smash hit on both Android devices and the iPhone and will surely be a big sucess with the introduction of Player versus Player matches as well as the good old co-op matches.

New photos of a supposedly new smartphone from Motorola have made their way onto the U.S. site Android Central, supposedly of the new Droid X2. Some time ago supposed pictures of the Droid X2 circulated for some time and it seems more have popped up. Rumored to run on a duel-core processor with its display having a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels, the device pictured (see below) is running on Android 2.2 but it is expected that Motorola roll the device out with Android 2.3.

LG released a little while ago the world’s first dual core Android smartphone, the LG Optimus 2x, with it hitting the markets hard in South Korea where it was first released, selling more than 250,000  units in the first month alone. According to UK the distributor, pent up demand for the LG Optimus 2x was so high they sold out on launch day. Not to shabby for a brand who has been struggling to keep up with some of its competition such as Samsung and HTC. Hopefully these numbers increase as the smartphone is rolled out to other countries, with the India and U.S. launch imminent.

The U.S. market is starting to get hit by new tablets left right and center, with another addition in the WiFi version of the Galaxy Tab being released in three days on the 10th of April. The WiFi version as reported by Phandroid will come with a reduced price tag of $350 and will run on Android 2.2. In the coming weeks its bigger brothers the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 8.9 are set to hit the U.S. market as well, building on the brand the original set up late last year.

According to the U.S. buisness magazine Forbes Dell are planning to release a 10 inch Android tablet this summer onto the U.S. market. The 10 inch tablet which made a short appearance at the CES in Las Vegas this year is similar to that of its 7 inch counterpart whilst supposedly running on Android 3.0. Most beleive the tablet will be similiar to its other Honeycomb tablet counterparts in that it will be running on a dual-core processor, all of these specifications are just assumptions as Dell have yet to officially announce the device, however these specs seem rather likely. A release date for Europe is also rumored not to be set just yet.

An analyst from Deutsche Bank has projected that the first Android tablet to have Android 3.0 the Motorola Xoom since being released onto the U.S. market 2 months ago, has sold around 100,000 units. Currently there are discussions going on all over the net whether this figure is good or bad, considering that the Motorola Xoom is the first Honeycomb tablet to be released onto the market. As the German banking analyst has reported Motorola have sold around 50,000 units per month. Though this isn’t necessarily a small figure it definitly seems to be lagging behind the sales numbers of the iPad 2. The Motorola Xoom is set to be released in Europe later this month and unlike in the U.S. it will not be the first Honeycomb tablet to be released in Europe, with the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer being just released in the UK.

After Samsung Estonia posted some bad news up on their Facebook page, Samsung India has also come out and confirmed over Twitter that the launch of the eagerly awaited Samsung Galaxy S2 will be delayed a month or so. Pushing it back to a May/June release date. Sad news for those who have been waiting for this baby to be released, however news has it that Samsung may be updating the 1 GHz dual-core processor to a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor. But as reported by Engadget whether or not this will affect the Tegra 2 version of the Galaxy S2 is unknown.

Game developers Rovio have just announced over Twitter that they will be releasing a new Easter edition of Angry Birds Seasons, which will be released around Easter this month. Further updates for the original Angry Birds and the recently released Angry Birds Rio were also announced to be in the works, which are to be rolled out in this coming May. This should keep all the Angry Bird addicts sated for the time being.