Who says the Streak is the only game in town if you want a 5-inch Android device?

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For You Digital MX10 5-inch Android MID hands-on

Two years. Can you believe it’s only been two years since we started browsing the internet faster than a potato can tear through the air ? Well, Google can, and it’s certainly not been sitting around during that time, improving Chrome ’s JavaScript performance by a factor of 3, and throwing in a litany of additional features, like tab side-by-side view, themes, auto-translation, and bookmark and preference sync across machines.

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Chrome is now 2 years old! Google celebrates with release of version 6

We’d actually kind of assumed this thing had been deep-sixed as faster, better phones have passed it by all summer long, but nay: Dell’s Aero is finally in the land of the living. You can score the 3.5-inch 640 x 360 Android phone today with two-year AT&T contract for $99.99, though only through Dell’s interwebs — it’s still “coming soon” to AT&T’s site.

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Dell Aero available today for $100 with AT&T contract

Remember this horribly painful video ?

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Samsung Galaxy S sporting Gorilla Glass to protect that precious AMOLED

Electric vehicles and hybrids are here to save the environment (or at least kill your fuel bill), but if you listen to some people they’re also here to mow down our pedestrians thanks to their ninja-like ways. Nissan’s Leaf has already gone the way of sci-fi by offering a Blade Runner-inspired exterior soundtrack to make sidewalk replicants take notice, and now the Prius is joining in on the fun with its own under-hood speaker system. Curiously, this one will be optional, Toyota apparently expecting that purchasers are so philanthropically minded that they’ll pay an extra 12,600 yen (about $150) to protect poor pedestrians

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Prius gets optional underhood, zombie-deterring noisemaker, sounds appropriately futuristic (video)

Looking for yet another Mini 10 netbook? How’s about one with a curvaceous chassis modeled after the Inspiron R series? Dell ’s just pushed out the Inspiron Mini 1018 across the pond, offering a

First with HP , and now with Dell. The PC maker (and occasional phone dabbler ) posted its second quarter fiscal 2010 report, which actually gives a good perspective on the relative position of each company in the global PC market. Whereas the House that Hurd once ran reported a $30.7 billion revenue and $2.3 billion operating profit, Dell posted $15.5 billion (up 22 percent) in revenue and $745 million operating income.

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Dell’s Q2 2010 sees 16 percent increase in net income, flat revenue from Consumer unit

Our friends at iFixit have made short work of the Dell Streak , doing what they do best. They’ve torn apart everyone’s favorite giant mobile phone (or is it a tiny tablet?), and found some interesting innards in the process. iFixit reports that the Streak is extremely easy to dissasemble, and inside they found a Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon CPU, and cameras which they report are “similar” to those found inside the iPhone 4 .

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Dell Streak gets ripped to shreds by iFixit, Blondie reportedly satisfied at last

Though it’s really quite a capable handset , Dell’s Streak brought several disappointments to its belated US launch ; namely, a pastry-based OS without any creme filling , and a $549 version that’s still SIM-locked . While we doubt AT&T’s iron grip will release the Streak from the latter servitude, Dell’s Lionel Menchaca suggests that the former problem may get solved all at once, because the company is considering skipping Android 2.1 altogether for stateside Streaks and upgrading them directly to the faster, more capable Android 2.2. We don’t have a timeframe for a potential release, of course, as the device just went on sale, but it’s clear that Dell hears your cries for the functionality Froyo brings.

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Dell: Streak likely going straight to Froyo in US

Looks like the faucet’s starting to turn wide open on Thunder leaks, seeing how this would be the second we’ve seen in a single day — and we suppose you could even count this one twice since the source appears to have two units at his disposal. AndroidSPIN doesn’t have any new details to report with this round of shots, but needless to say, talk of a 4.1-inch AMOLED display looks as real as ever, and it looks like all of these test units are running stock Android 2.1

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Dell Thunder spied again, still looking awesome