A few days ago, we saw Andy Rubin playing with a Motorola tablet, and the tablet was running Honeycomb, which is an upcoming version of Android, and it’s especially designed for tablets. Andy Rubin didn’t reveal any further information about the OS, but now DigiTimes is saying that Honeycomb will be launching in March next year. DigiTimes said:
MSI is also prepared to sell an Nvidia Tegra 2-based model in April or May after Google releases Android 3.0 in March.
DigiTimes is a trusted source, and they are true most of the time. A few days ago, we also heard that Google will be launching Honeycomb a.k.a Android 2.4 in February. So what I think is that Google will launch the Honeycomb in February or March. Honeycomb comes with a new fresh user interface, which is especially designed for tablets. As Motorola is also announcing the Motorola Honeycomb tablet at CES 2011, so I hope Motorola will tell us when Honeycomb is actually coming. So folks, tell us what are your thoughts about Honeycomb.