Sony has partnered with Gameloft in order to provide popular High Definition games to Sony tablet users.

The games have been specifically chosen keeping in mind the multimedia capabilities of the Sony tablets. All the current and new users will have free access to these game titles that include Asphalt 6: Adrenaline HD, N.O.V.A. 2 – Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance HD, Real Soccer 2011 HD, Spider-Man: Total Mayhem HD, and Green Farm HD.

All the five high definition games will be available for the Sony S and the Sony P tablets through the much hyped Playstation suite application.

“The convergence of high performance, a stunning display, and the focus on a networked device provided by Sony Tablet devices perfectly complements Gameloft’s high quality games and online multiplayer functionality,” said Gonzague de Vallois, senior vice president publishing, Gameloft.

“The high impact of the Sony Tablet S’s large display along with the unique dual screen configuration of the Sony Tablet P truly enhances the overall entertainment value of the gaming experience,” Vallois added.

Sony Tablet S is a 9.4 inch tablet with a curved top, much like a folded magazine, which makes it easy to handle for longer hours. The Tablet P is a dual screen Clamshell design tablet aimed particularly at people looking for both mobility and usability. Both devices use Nvidia Tegra 2 processors and run a customised version of Android Honeycomb operating system.

Even though Sony tablets have been announced globally there has been no concrete response from the Sony India Spokesperson on when Indian users can expect to lay their hands on these new tablets. However, it is expected that the Sony tablets will make an official entry in to the Indian market before the end of this Year.

In July, The Mobile Indian had reported about the Motorola Xoom’s successor, which was to come with 4:3 aspect ratio and the Android Ice Cream Sandwich update. Now Droid-Life managed to get exclusive images of the Xoom’s successor tablet, which is likely to be branded Xoom 2.

Featuring a 10.1 inch screen the Xoom 2 comes with angled corners, similar to Motorola’s Photon 4G smartphone. We can expect the tablet to be revealed by the end of this year or early next year at the Consumer Electronics Show 2012 in LA, USA.

Motorola Xoom 2 will have a 10.1 inch display and will sport 4:3 aspect ratio with 2048 x 1536 Pixel resolution. The tablet is presumed to leave out a 4G LTE chip and will come in WiFi as well as WiFi+3G versions. Motorola Xoom 2 has model number MZ617.

The front facing camera exists to use the tablet in landscape mode while the camera at the back comes with HD written next to it. The tablet will most probably be capable of recording 720p HD videos. There was no information on the Processor but considering the exclusive tie-up between Motorola and Nvidia to use the Tegra 2 processor in Xoom, the successor will likely come with the much rumoured Kal-El processor, also called Tegra 3.

Details on the version of operating system on this tablet are scarce. It seems safe to assume that Android Honeycomb might come pre-loaded on the device with the capability to update to Ice Cream Sandwich whenever it starts rolling out. Else, this might turn out to be one of the first Android Ice Cream Sandwich tablets.

Motorola will offer Xoom 2 in two colours &#151 white and black.

Motorola is working on two Android Honeycomb tablets with different screen sizes &#151 8 inch and 10 inch, Engadget has reported citing sources.

Both tablets are surprisingly codenamed as Fleming. However, one of them carries codename Fleming Emara. Motorola has used Android 3.2 Honeycomb and 4G LTE chips on both tablets. We expect these tablets to be released sometime soon and most likely at the CTIA Enterprise and Wireless event on October 11 in San Diego, USA.

Last week, Motorola was reported already working on Motorola Xoom tablet successor dubbed as Xoom 2. To everyone’s surprise, the leaked spy shots mentioned on Engadget reveals that Motorola is working on two Android tablets with different screen sizes.

For both tablets, Motorola follows same design approach &#151 metal panel at the back held with screws and angular corners.

The 8 inch display bearing Motorola tablet is dubbed as Fleming Emara. This tablet will feature portrait orientation mostly and will come with Android 3.2 Honeycomb loaded on it. No details about the internal hardware this tablet was revealed but we can certainly spot the cameras at the front and back.

The 10 inch display bearing tablet is codenamed as Fleming and has a landscape orientation. Even this tablet will come with Android 3.2 Honeycomb tablet operating system and will have a 5 Megapixel camera capable of HD video recording.

One thing is peculiar is that both tablets will have Start/Sleep/Shutdown button at the back and next to that will be the volume controller buttons. Both models will come in White as well as Black colour version of which we believe that the white editions could be limited to certain regions.