Abstract: The new Dell Streak falls somewhere between a tablet and a , straddling the fence in an effort to derive the best features from both types of devices. Fortunately for consumers, the effort has succeeded rather well and the device is really quite exce...
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Published: 2010-06-12, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: Since the first rumors many months back, to Michael Dell flashing his prototype in the street and then a few quiet appearances at trade shows, the Dell Streak has taken its time coming to market. Running Android on a broad, eye-catching 5-inch display,...
Until we get foldable displays we're going to see smartphone manufacturers experiment with larger screen sizes. While no one likes to carry around a giant phone, the benefits of a bigger screen are undeniable.Browsing the full web is much more pleasant, e...
Abstract: Imagine a Nintendo portable gaming system running Android, and you'll have a good idea of what the Dell Streak is all about. Same size, same form factor. You find a place to sit and hunch over it between your knees, both hands holding it from the sides...
The Dell Streak comes out on October 1, for $649 outright, or $0 upfront on a $59 per month plan from Optus. But should you take the plunge now, or wait for an updated Android? ...
Abstract: Rather, it's because the mobile phone I'm using - the just-released Dell Streak - is actually a touch-screen tablet device that makes some of the clunkiest handsets from the late '90s look diminutive by comparison. The Streak (coming out later this ...
Slim design, build quality, excellent display, ease of use, access to Android market, excellent Web browsing and video playback
Outdated Android 1.6 OS, uncomfortable to carry in jeans pocket, glossy screen doesn't have great visibility in direct sunlight
The Dell Streak is an easy to use tablet-cum-smartphone that benefits from the simplicity of the Android OS. Unfortunately, this hybrid device feels unfinished due to the older Android 1.6 operating system it runs, and its odd size may make it too big for...
The Dell Streak is absolutely amazing, no doubt about it. The screen is perfect for browsing full site on the go, the only let down there being no Flash 10.1 support yet. I don’t recommend it for someone who just wants to use it as a phone, as it’s too...
