Showing posts with label Tablets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tablets. Show all posts

Monday, November 12, 2012

Lenovo announced 7 inch tablets that will compete smartphones.

According to Lenovo, smartphones are expected to adapt in five-inch screens. So the plan is simple. Make 7 inch tablets!







Thursday, November 1, 2012

Wikipad gaming tablet is delayed.

Just before its release, the company announced the tablet will be delayed til further notice.







Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Apple announced 4th generation iPad

Apple introduced us to a new, 4th generation iPad at its event in California today.

Apple announced iPad mini

Apple finally announced the smaller version of the iPad called the iPad mini. The new device will be the Google's Nexus 7 rival.

Monday, October 22, 2012

New product reveals, by Google

We all remember when Google sent out invitations for a media event on October 29th. now it's the time to learn more information about this event which is happening the same day as Microsoft's.

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Apple vs Sumsung, AND the winner is....

Back in July, a judge at the High Court in London stated that the look of Galaxy Tab was not as "cool" as the iPad and Apple lost the case against Samsung. Now after the appeal against the judgement we're having the second round and the winner is...

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

One?, two? or 24 new ipads??

Apple revealed yesterday plans to hold a media event at October 23, where, according to rumors, it will show off the new iPad mini. But is this an Apple media event for nothing more than just one iPad?

3...2...1... SOLD!!

After the Microsoft's official announcement, that the Surface pre-orders are open from yesterday,if you have the idea to purchace it right now and you have not yet ordered it online, then, sorry, but you are just unlucky.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Microsoft Surface

"From touch to type, office to living room, from your screen to the big screen, you can see more, share more, and do more with Surface." as a main Advertising slogan, Microsoft's new device is almost here to turn upside down the tablet market.

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Surface RT pricing revealed on Swedish retail website?

According to Swedish retail site Webhalen.com, the ARM-based Windows RT tablet with 32GBs of space is priced at £648 ($1000) - and this is supposed to be the cheaper model, in contrast to the Surface Pro.

Apple loses against Galaxy Tab 10.1 but manages to ban 7.7 EU-wide

Apple recently accused Samsung that it's Galaxy Tab 10.1 looked a lot like an iPad, and a court in Germany sided with them, banning sales of the tablet in the country, forcing Samsung to redesign the product. The redesigned model, the Galaxy Tab 10.1N is now apparently not enough.

Few companies allowed to build Windows RT tablets initially

It's been known that Microsoft plans on imposing strict restrictions on Windows RT device manufacturers. According to a new report, just six OEMs are being allowed to develop the first Windows RT devices, until January, which will feature chipsets from three companies.

Friday, July 20, 2012

Test Firefox OS on your desktop computer

Earlier this month, Mozilla announced that its HTML5-based Firefox mobile operating system would be put into some low end smartphones starting in early 2013 in Brazil. Now, according to Mozilla, anyone with a Windows, Linux or Mac PC can check out and test early builds of Firefox OS.

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Google's Nexus 7 having issues with screen separation?

Google's Nexus 7 tablet (Made by ASUS)  has received good publicity since it was announced at Google’s I/O conference, and has strong sales. It sports a nVIDIA Tegra-3 chipset with a quad-core CPU and is priced at a quite cheap $199 (£159), despite the fact that it is more on the high-end side of tablets.

But now reports from some users say that their Nexus 7 devices have a screen that has a slight defect, which in turn causes it to separate from the bezel, or the device creaks when pressure is applied to the screen. Luckily, for those users, it can be fixed. There are screws on the back of the device that can be tightened to ensure the screen doesn’t move or come loose again.Check out this thread over at XDA-Developers if you’re one of the affected users.

Nokia store in Helsinki to make a big reveal at September 7th

Nokia has its own retail store in Helsinki, as the company is huge in its home country of Finland. The store recently shut down for some renovations and will stay closed for at least a month. However, according to MyNokiaBlog signs have been placed at the store, claiming that "something amazing is coming" at September 7th.

This date happens to be the day after the annual Nokia World event in Helsinki, which will be held on September 5th and 6th. It's likely that Nokia will reveal a lot of new products at Nokia World, including its Windows Phone 8-based smartphones and maybe a Windows 8-based tablet device.

nokia something amazing is coming helsinki

Nokia also launched a new website to promote the upcoming reopening of the Helsinki store, that allows you to upload a photo of yourself, and have it get hit with some Nokia graffiti action.

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Judge in UK rules that Apple must run ads for Samsung's Galaxy Tab

Last week, UK Judge Colin Birss ruled that Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet did not copy the design of Apple's iPad. He also spoke a bit embarasingly of Samsung, saying that the Galaxy Tab is not as cool as the iPad.

Today Bloomberg reports that the same judge has ordered Apple to purchase and run ads in many UK newspapers and magazines that dispel the idea that the Galaxy Tab is a copy of the iPad. These include the Financial Times, the Daily Mail, the Guardian Mobile magazine, and T3. Apple was also ordered to post a notice about the court's decision on its website and keep it live for six months. That was a decision that Apple's lawyer Richard Hacon did not particularly like, as he told the court today, “no company likes to refer to a rival on its website." Apple already said it plans to appeal the original ruling earlier this month, so it may be a while before these rather embarrassing ads are seen by UK residents.