Dell has recently lowered the price of its WiFi-only Dell Streak 7 Android tablet down to $349.99 (launch price $399.99). Just to remind you, the Streak 7 offers a 7-inch 800 x 480 Gorilla Glass capacitive touchscreen display, a NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera, a 5.0-megapixel rear-facing camera, a 16GB of internal memory, a microSD/SDHC card slot, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and runs on Android 2.2 OS. Interested?

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A phone enthusiast named DJ_Steve has kept the Dell Streak fresh, thanks to a series of hacked ROMs, dubbed StreakDroid. The latest version, 2.0.0 (or GingerStreak, if you’re feeling cute) brings Gingerbread to the 5-inch smartphone — expanding on the last ROM, which gave hackers the option of selecting Gingerbread’s app launcher.

As always, though, dear Steve has noted a handful of bugs in the ROM’s early stages, including issues with the Superuser app, less-than-stellar graphics performance, and the fact that both GPS and 720p video recording require an engineering baseband and DSP to be flashed. As of this writing, all of the comments are from Streak owners eager to download this for themselves. We assume you are, too, so let us know how the new ROM works out for ya.

Dell one of the worlds leading computer manufacturers has decided to take the mobile world by storm releasing big name devices like the 5-inch Dell Streak 5 Android powered tablet/smartphone hybrid. But some of the customers also want a bigger screen tablet, I think Dell has listened to you and during this year’s CES the company shows off the 7-inch Dell Streak 7 Android powered tablet. This tablet is to feature things like HSPA+ connectivity that will give it an edge over the previous generation Streak. I’m so happy to hear that T-Mobile has just recently posted the official listing for the Dell Streak 7 as you can see from the leaked picture above. We don’t know about the release date yet, but we believe it will be launched in the coming weeks.

If you are one of the Dell Streak owners then this is a good news for you, because we have an update for those of you with a Dell Streak who are anxiously waiting for any details regarding the update to Android 2.2 Froyo, as Dell has once again reiterated that the update will be available before the end of the year.

The end of the year could be on December, The company are now also stopping any updates to Android 2.1 Eclair, I believe this is because trhey want to keep their focus on the Froyo update.

Here it is the official statement by Dell
”Due to resources and commitments to get our global customers the 2.2/Froyo update by the end of the year, we will not be publishing another version of 2.1 nor will we be pushing out 2.1 to additional customers. I can tell you that our target date is NOT December 31st. In fact, the over-the-air update to 2.2 is target date is much sooner than that. ”

So Dell Streak owners, what do you think about this?

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One of the iPad Competitor which is expected by most of us is Dell Streak, this Android Tablet has been receiving quite a buzz recently. Today, Dell has just announce the Dell streak availability though AT&T hasn’t confirmed any released date and price yet. The Dell Streak tablet is available at $299 with a 2-year contract and $549 with no contract. As I mention before AT&T has not announced the device’s availability, but Dell is rumored to be shipping the device themselves completely unlocked just as Google did with the Nexus One. The Tablet currently running on Android 1.6 though it will be upgraded to Android 2.2 Froyo soon. What do you think bout this? [UV]

I believe this Dell Streak has been expected by most of you, and we heard before that the Dell Streak was available in the UK two months ago, but we have a good news for you in US. The good news is that the Dell Streak Tablet will also be available in the US in late July according to the Dell’s website though we haven’t got any price yet. Just FYI the Dell Streak features a 5-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 800×480 pixels, a 5-megapixel camera for photos and videos, Android OS off course and it also has a VGA camera for video calls. [MW]

According to our source D8 will be offering Dell Streak for US customers from their official site. The tablet will be unlocked and will be retailed for $500 starting from next month. but for UK customers O2 will release it on June 4. I Can’t wait to have one, we’ll keep you uypdated. [engadget]

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After Dell Lightning has just been unveiled before, the Dell Thunder which will be running on Android 2.1 also leaking out. though we haven’t got any specific details the new device has a 4.1-inch WVGA OLED screen. What we know is that this smartphone features Facebook and Twitter for social networking, and taps Swype for a touchscreen keyboard replacement, and the good news is the company claims this phone has Flash 10.1 for watching web videos, COOL! the phone also equipped with integrated web video Hulu app. We are not sure but it looks like the phone also has an 8 megapixel camera. Dell will retails the phone via AT&T in Q4 of this year. [source]

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Dell has just announced a new cellphone which will hit the Chinese market soon called Dell Mini 3T1. The Dell Mini 3T1 has a monoblock shape and the cellphone comes with a touchscreen, a 2-megapixel camera, and WAPI wireless. For the connectivity it includes GSM, TD-SCDMA, and 3G. This Phone uses the OPhone as the OS which could be a better version of the Android. No words in pricing yet. [MW]

It is already confirmed that AT&T will bring the very first Dell Android Smartphone, the Dell Aero. We don’t have the specs yet but it lookl like it will be equipped with the 5-inch 640 x 360 touchscreen and 3G connectivity. It is also confirmed that AT&T along with Dell have worked to reskin the Aero’s UI, replacing the standard Android interface. Let’s see after the product release. [slashgear]