Samsung has just announced it has sold to date 100,000,000 Samsung S devices. I know that includes many different handsets including the Note, S2 and tons of other variants, but of that 100,000,000 , 40 million were Samsung S3’s.

Nike+ Running App has now been made available on the Google Play store. It still doesn’t compete with the iPhone offering, since with the iPhone you get the Nike+ iPod app which is activated from the settings app. This is then paired with a Nike shoe sensor for more accurate measurements. The features of the android versions are –

Map your runs, track your progress and get the motivation you need to reach your goals. No sensor or additional products needed, just grab your phone and go.
– From the trail to the treadmill, your phone’s GPS and accelerometer accurately record your distance, pace, and time. In-run audio feedback lets you know these metrics at every mile, so you can stay focused on your run.
– Get in-ear cheers from your friends on Facebook when you broadcast that you’ve started a run. Tag the friends you ran with and share a map of your route with friends and family.
– Have a song that gets you pumped? Set up PowerSongs to give yourself a boost with the tap of a button.
– Our Run Summary makes it easy to view your route and track how you felt, the terrain you tackled, and the weather you endured.
– Rotate your phone while viewing the Run Summary to see the breakdown of your run into mile splits.
– See how your last run stacks up against your previous seven, and get fresh insights based on your latest activity every time you come back to the app.
– Swipe upwards on the Home Screen to view your next moves. From picking your PowerSongs to challenging one of your personal bests, there’s always something to make your running experience better than before.
– Visualize all your runs side-by-side and see your progress in a bar graph history view.
– Syncing your run to the Nikeplus.com website allows you to view your maps on a larger screen, set a new goal, and find Nike+ Top Routes in your area. Check it out.
– There’s even shoe tagging. Type in the name of your running shoes to track the distance they’re logging and see when it’s time to lace up a new pair. You’re never done running, but your shoes might be.
– Need extra motivation? Add a widget to your phone’s home screen to show when you ran last, display your total mileage, and for even quicker access into a run.
– Some features such as Share Run and Cheer Me On require users to be connected to a wireless network for full functionality. Please note that continued use of GPS running in the background could dramatically decrease battery life.

* Motorola Droid2 Global
* HTC ThunderBolt
* HTC Incredible2
* Samsung Fascinate
* HTC My Touch 4G Slide
* Samsung Galaxy Nexus
* Samsung Galaxy S III

Nike+ Running Devices NOT Supported
* All Sony Ericsson Xperia devices
* Motorola Atrix devices

Asus has announced the MeBo tablet to take on itself, with its own Nexus 7.

The MeMO Pad is running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with a low 1024×600 resolution. It’s powered by a VIA WM8950 processor running at 1 GHz, paired with a Mali-400 GPU. It’s got 1GB of RAM, and either 8GB or 16GB or on-board storage, with a microSD slot for good measure. Plus you get 5GB of free online storage from ASUS.

So it’s an even more compromised device than the Nexus 7. I just don’t get these cheaper tablets. They provide a poorer user experience too. It won’t be long before we will see either a $50 tablet or Amazon giving them away totally free. Do these cheaper tablets get people on board with the tablet revolution or do they destroy the high spec offerings? All it seems it all about the price on this one.

These are quick photos taken at CES by The Verge. Could these be the upcoming S4? Is this the device set to become King of Smartphones in 2013.

The design certainly looks cool. And if the flexible screen is unbreakable then we have a winner.