Hewlett-Packard is thinking a lot more about Android these days. CEO Meg Whitman focused on new Android products during the company’s earnings conference call. View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

HP, in a way, is putting Microsoft and Windows on notice with its new Android offerings. Originally posted at News – Microsoft View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Hewlett-Packard’s new SlateBook x2 can double as an Android laptop, and that’s a first for HP. Originally posted at News – Mobile View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

High-end tablets will replace low-end PCs, with Android leading the way, according to Nvidia’s CEO. Originally posted at News – Mobile View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Dadi Perlmutter, Intel’s chief product officer, also tells CNET that devices running Intel’s mainstream Core line of processors could sell for as low as $399 to $499. View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

An update to Chrome for Android delivers some features it’s been lacking, including password and autofill sync. Originally posted at View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Sharpening one prong of its dual-pronged strategy for competing against Microsoft Office, Google brings its Office file editing software to the top mobile devices. Originally posted at News – Internet & Media View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Proxy browsing uses Google’s servers to squeeze Web pages then shoot them to Chrome faster using SPDY networking technology. Also in Chrome 26 for Android: password sync and early WebRTC support. Originally posted at News – Internet & Media View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

The public now can start judging whether it was a good idea for the Norwegian browser company to scrap its own browser engine for the open-source WebKit. Originally posted at News – Internet & Media View full post on CNET News – Business Tech

Opera reveals that the radically overhauled browser works on Gingerbread, gets “Off-road Mode” for bad networks, adds a content discovery tool, and will ship in the first half of the year. Originally posted at Mobile World Congress View full post on CNET News – Business Tech