Back in December we told you about Android chief Andy Rubin showing off a prototype Motorola Android Tablet at the Dive Into Mobile conference. The next version of Android aka HoneyComb was spotted on this device and now we have the demo on video , thanks to a enthusiastic reader . The chances that this prototype tablet is the Motorola XOOM are pretty high !
When asked if Honeycomb is just for tablets , the answer we hear is that its meant for both. Watch the video below to catch a glimpse of the unreleased stuff !

Thanks Rahul !

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Breffo a company that makes accessories for smartphones has unveiled the Spiderpodium Tablet which is a stand for Tablets including the Apple iPad

The stand� is lightweight can be tucked into a jacket pocket or packed into a handbag, backpack, and carry-on bag with ease. The Spiderpodium Tablet features� 8 flexible, 'secured and assured hold' notched legs allow it to hang from, or secure itself to, virtually any surface that is not flat and make it adaptable to being used with multiple devices, in multiple ways. The flexible legs allow for it to securely grip almost any small and medium sized portable device available on the market.

The device will be launched during CES this week in Las Vegas and will be available from Jan 12. Price has not been revealed but we expect it to be under $50. With so many tablets set to launch at CES this year looks like we would see plenty of tablet accessories. Now who wants to suspend their tablet ?

This thing certainly seems like a Gorilla pod for the tablets or even better !

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There's no denying that Apple's latest sixth-gen iPod Nano is extremely impressive and innovative for its size, but it is not without its flaws. This latest gadget may seem simple and thoughtless but I reckon it is just what the iPod Nano 6G needed.

The HEX Watch Band comes in various colours to match your iPod and will set you back a reasonable $29.95 and with that you'd be able to turn your iPod Nano not into a wrist watch mobile but a wrist watch music / mp3 player. If you like to stand out from the crowd, we think this would be the perfect accessory to equip your already very stylish iPod Nano.

[via Hardware Sphere, MaxBorgesAgency]

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Brick and mortar game peddlers will never die thanks to the creative minds of Kairosoft, the creators of Game Dev Story [$3.99 / Lite].�Hours before we donned our tinfoil hats and celebrated the New Future Year of 2011, the studio released a new game called "Waiwai! The Game Dealer" across the Japanese App Store.

Here's what's so exciting: as its name and the studio's pedigree implies, Waiwai! The Game Dealer is a simulation title that puts you in the role of a game store manager, much like GDS put you in the role of a game studio manager. Hilariously, it appears as if you'll also dabble in the video game stock trade (in order to boost profits) and even play around with food. To be frank, we're not sure what the latter has to do with the game, but hey, GDS had a monkey that could program.

We've e-mailed the fine folks at Kairosoft to see if Waiai! The Game Dealer will be localized and we'll let you know when we find out. I think, though, that it might be safe to assume it will, eventually, provided Japanese sales are strong enough. As we've noted in the past, Kairosoft dug the reception of GDS and have confirmed that its sequel will see an English-language release. I'd imagine GDS2 won't be the end of the line for its localization efforts.

[Additional translation help given to me by owner of Rockmelon Soda, Topher! Thanks, dude!]

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