HTC Puccini, the 10.1-inch Android tablet that made its way to the internet in a few leaked rumours and images is now being rumoured to launch as HTC Jetstream on AT&T – or may be, HTC Skyrocket for the European market? A few screenshots have been leaked over at PocketNow, and those screenshots tell a little more from the story than just simple screenshots.

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Samsung today launched the first teaser for their Samsung Mobile Unpacked event for IFA 2011 in Berlin. The surprising thing this time is that we have no clue of what Samsung might be going to unveil or launch at this event. Usually, thanks to rumours and leaks, it is pretty much known of what is going to happen at the main event, but this came as a surprise when Samsung released a teaser today.

HTC Evo 3D received the Android 2.3.4 software update today which brought several fixes and the long-waited native screenshot capabilities. You can now take screenshot natively on your HTC Evo 3D with the shortcut: Power + Home button. You keep on holding the power button and quickly tap the Home key. You screenshot will be saved to the Camera roll.

Android 2.3.4 is now available for HTC Evo 3D. The software update will be over-the-air and you should be automatically prompted to download and install it, but that will happen 4-5 days later. If you don’t get the notification or want to install it earlier, you can check for the update yourself and install the Android 2.3.4 software update manually.

After HTC Sensation, Android 2.3.4 update for HTC Evo 3D is now available. HTC seems to be working hard on bringing the Android 2.3.4 software update on all their latest devices as soon as possible. You can now unlock bootloader and root HTC Evo 3D it as well. This HTC Evo 3D software update was supposed to drop around 4-5 days later, but it is now already available if you check for software updates manually.

Good news for HTC Evo 3D users! You can now unlock HTC Evo 3D’s bootloader from HTCDev. The service has just added HTC Evo 3D (Sprint) to its list of supported devices for unlocking bootloader.