ATT Dell Venue Pro has got he Windows Phone Mango 7.5 update. It is rolling right now and your smartphone probably already prompted you to get the latest version of Microsoft windows phone platform. Before Updating Back-up all of your Data and charge your phone, Then Enjoy the Mango Update!

The device that was too big for a phone and too small to be a tablet has finally been put to rest. Dell website informs anyone still interested in the now deceased Streak 5 about its departure.

Unfortunately, I cannot find myself to agree with the "Its been a great ride" part about the message on the website and Dell has itself to blame. Right from the confused form-factor to the outdated software and the high price, the Streak 5 was a recipe for disaster and Dell could have surely done better. If only they knew what they wanted it to be, a smartphone or a tablet.

Anyway, its not right to speak ill of the dead. You can visit the website in the link below to pay your last respects. Or, you know, buy something else.

Aside from its Android tablets, Dell is preparing to return to the "Windows tablet scene." What we have here is the upcoming Dell Peju, which will be launched at some point in October. We are talking about a high-end device with Intel Core i5 processor, 4GB of RAM, 64 or 128 GB of SSD storage, 10.1-inch 1920×1080 pixels Gorilla Glass-protected touchscreen, 5,500 mAh battery (6-8 hours) and 3G/4G and Wi-Fi connectivity.

In addition, there are two cameras (5-megapixel on the back and 1.3-megapixel front-facing one), USB slots, mini VGA and HDMI out. All this is packed in a box measuring 10.8×6.7×0.63 inches and weighing 1.9 lbs. Windows 7 Pro will run the show, though allowing upgrade to Windows 8, once its out.

As a company, DELL is not particularly well known for the design of its products. Aside the Adamo series of laptops, most of the tech giant creations are utilitarian by design. The leak of a 7-inch tablet prototype however, is about to make me completely change my mind about the design philosophy of the Texas based company with its sliding-out, split QWERTY keyboard, it is simply gorgeous.

There is no information on the OS which the tablet will be running, or any hardware specs aside a rear camera with unknown resolution. I personally wonder what will the space in the middle of the sliding keyboard be used about is going to be a touch pad of some sort, or is it simply going to bear the DELL logo.

Dell has launched the spiritual successor to the now defunct Adamo series. The new XPS 15z is claimed to be the thinnest 15-inch laptop on the planet and packs in some serious hardware for the price.

For starters, the body of the XPS 15z is made entirely out of anodized aluminum and magnesium alloy. The thickness is just .97-inch and it weighs in at 5.54 pounds. Now here’s the funny part.Although Dell claims the XPS 15z to be the thinnest 15-inch laptop on the planet, the MacBook Pro 15-inch is actually .95-inch in thickness. However, no where else did we find the mention of this claim on Dell’s website apart from the above link, which means someone has realized their mistake and quickly pulled the claim.

The XPS 15z packs in a 1920 x 1080 FullHD display within its 15.6-inch frame. The backlit keyboard has a chicklet design and there is a traditional trackpad below. Around the sides you will find two USB 3.0 ports, USB/eSATA combo port, HDMI, MiniDisplay Port, Ethernet, headphone/microphone jacks and a slot-loading optical drive. Dell missed out on a Blu-ray drive and has put in a simple DVD writer.

As for the hardware, you can have the machine configured with Intel 2nd generation Sandy Bridge dual-core 2.3GHz Core i5-2410M or 2.7GHz i7-2620M processors, NVIDIA GeForce GT525M graphics with 2GB memory, 6GB or 8GB RAM, 750GB 7,200RPM HDD and 64WHr 8-Cell battery. It will come with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit pre-installed.

Dell has leaked some specs to go with their leaked roadmap from February. The Dell tablet family is getting some new additions each with its own different personality.

The 10-inch Streak Pro should be released as soon as this June, sporting Android Honeycomb, Dell Stage 1.5 UI and an Nvidia Tegra T25 chipset along with 2 mics and 2 cameras. Following up is the larger 13-inch Latitude EX-3; a convertible lap-tab that comes with the option of an i3, i5 or i7 processor, 4GB of RAM, support for full 1080p output, a various slew of peripheral options and all on Windows 7.

The third and final tablet to join the party is the Latitude ST. This 10-inch tab can boast some Intel Oak Trail goodness (clocked at 1.5GHz) 2GB of RAM, a 128GB SSD, full 1080p output, an approximated 8 hours of battery life and all running on Windows 7. Price is still nowhere to be seen but we don’t have long to wait at least for the first tablet to grace our presence.

Craving for that sweet Asus Eee Pad Transformer tablet, are we? Well if you live in the UK, get that credit card of yours ready as the slate has just become available. Comet has it in store and despite being a few days early it does not charge a premium price for the Eee Pad Transformer its still the expected £380.

The bad news is that the keyboard/docking station is still not available so you will have to wait a few more days to get the full set. Still you now get your chance to experience the Tegra 2 prowess on a Honeycomb tablet on a price thats not prohibitively expensive.

And there is more good news for the Transformer fans coming from the Modaco forums. Apparently users PaulOBrien and BumbleDroid have already managed to root the Eee Pad Transformer. The solution is npt publicly available just yet, but that should happen sooner rather than later.

Dell, probably the most boring personal computer manufacturer on the face of this Earth, is going out on a limb and saying that Apple iPad will not take off in the enterprise space. To quote Andy Lark, Dell Global Head of Marketing for Large Enterprises and Public Organisations, he says: "I could not be happier that Apple has created a market and built up enthusiasm but longer term, open, capable and affordable will win, not closed, high price and proprietary. Apple has done a really nice job, they’ve got a great product, but the challenge they have got is that already Android is outpacing them. Apple is great if you have got a lot of money and live on an island. Its not so great if you have to exist in a diverse, open, connected enterprise; simple things become quite complex." If that isn’t a burn, we do not know what is.

Now of course the new types of computing paradigms offered by tablets will prove beneficial to various industries such as health care and logistics, but are those firms willing to invest high up front costs when they can instead opt for a cheaper solution from the numerous Honeycomb tablets hitting the market this year? Lark admits that while Dell has traditionally been a Windows player, they do plan on releasing a Honeycomb tablet. He fails to mention specs, timelines, and a price point, but those knowledge gaps will be filled with time.

Dell Venue pro is finally available in the UK from Dell own website. No carrier has picked it up yet meaning you will have to pay the full price to own the sexiest Windows Phone 7 device. And that price could be a problem the American company is asking for 382.50 GBP without taxes and shipping. Add taxes to the figure and you come to 459 GBP which is almost $750! Thats super steep even for a smartphone as awesome as the Venue pro. Hopefully some carrier will add it to its portfolio and offer it for less on a contract.

Specs wise, Dell Windows Phone 7 device comes with a sliding QWERTY keyboard, 4.1-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen, HSPA and WiFi connectivity, Bluetooth, GPS, tons of built-in storage and all other "standard for a modern smartphone" goodies.

The good ship Dell has sprung a leak and its brought with it a forecast of what to expect over the coming year. The leaked roadmap lays out some of Dell plans for 2011 and begins with the Venue and Venue Pro, which should be familiar to many already. By May of this year, however, we get into some new territory with the anticipated arrival of the Dell Venue Pro MLK. MLK has no clear meaning at this stage, but some have been speculating that this is in fact the point at which the Venue Pro will receive the Windows Phone update. The Dell Wrigley is scheduled for July and is a slide out keyboard affair like the Venue Pro. There's a 1 Ghz processor onboard, a 4 inch WVGA screen and an 8 MP camera.

September sees the Dell Hancock, an Android handset and again its a slide out keyboard effort. Ice Cream seems to be the flavour of Android here and it will be run on a dual-core chip. There is a 4 inch qHD screen, 8 MP camera with 1080p HP recording support and a 1.3 MP front camera for video calls.

By October we have the Dell Millenium, which breaks the trend by having no physical keyboard. It does have a dual-core chip though and again an 8 MP camera with 1080p HP recording support. It is another Android handset and again it will be running Ice Cream.