Droid 101

The folks over at Camangi are at it again. They’ve decide that Android tablets deserve a Marketplace of their own. The Camangi Market apparently works with any android tablet, including the Dell Android MID and the Archos 5 Internet Tablet. We’re surprised, but delighted, that the Market is not a traditional Android app but instead written in HTML. This means that the Market will work with any Android device with a browser – a phone, tablet, smartbook or even an Android set-top device. Nice move Camangi.

Check the Marketplace out for yourself at http://www.camangimarket.com/index.html

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Camangi is releasing their very own flavor of a tablet called the Webstation. The Webstation will be running Android 1.5. The device features 802.11 b/g WiFI, a GPS module, and a built-in micro SD Card Reader. The Webstation will come with some preloaded apps including a Web browser and Gmail. You can use the device as an e-book reader and a music player as well, there is a stand on its back, so you can stream movies, or use it as a picture frame. The WebStation also has a USB hub and a rechargeable battery. Camangi claims 4 to 5 hour battery life for the device.

The WebStation will be available early next month for $399.

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