Android-based Motorola XOOM tablets may boast of having many attractive features, but the fact is that only 100,000 of these have been sold so far.

Analysts have revealed that the tablet has been topping the poor performers list, along with Atrix smartphone, and sales have been very sluggish, despite an excellent promotional campaign by Verizon and AT&T.

Pacific Crest’s analyst, James Faucette said that he predicted no major earning estimates for the tablet, as his research has shown that the sales of the Motorola Xoom tablet have been really substandard.

Blackberry Playbook, a business oriented answer for the iPad, will be hitting the stands on April 19.

Its release date was announced during CTIA Wireless convention, in Orlando. During the same event, Samsung had also announced its two new galaxy tabs.

This new Blackberry smartphone will mark a comeback for the Blackberry Company, which has lost its digital market share in the smartphone world, over the past few years.

Specifications
This Playbook is pretty much similar than the other smartphones available in the market. This playbook has a 7 inch display and 1080p video, which is not an extraordinary thing.

Nokia has kept its promise to continue to support the Symbian smartphone OS along with its primary smartphone platform Windows Phone, even after the announcement of an agreement with Microsoft last month, says a report.

The new Symbian-based 3G touchscreen smartphone Astound, revealed by Nokia at the CTIA convention, will be accessible from April 6 for 3G HSPA network of T-Mobile.

The first Symbian 3.1 device by Nokia in the U.S. will cost around $79.99, and it will be available through T-Mobile stores and retailers like Costco, RadioShack, Sam's Club, Target Mobile locations and Walmart with a service agreement of two years.

Features of new smartphone Astound

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