When Apple had been doing great business with its iPad, Android had been rapidly grabbing the market through a variety of tablets. Due to increase in Android tablet market share, iPad market share has decreased recently. ABI Research has rang the bell in a new report.
We have been hearing for a while that Verizon and Redbox are collaborating to launch a video service of their own but neither has divulged much detail about it. Now, it seems that the official website of the service, Redboxinstant.com has mistakenly leaked these details to the web.
In recent months, we have seen a number of designs envisioning flexible mobile phones. Whereas that had been a thing of fiction until now, eminent vendors are working hard on the concept and they may be able to deliver a real, flexible phone by 2013, experts have estimated.
Google has long vowed its commitment to the Chrome OS, even when its Chromebook line hasn’t gained much traction. The company continue to dish out new devices in the Chrome lineup, and reports have suggested that it may be readying a 12.85-inch touch-enabled Chrome notebook.
According to a new forecast, tablet shipments will exceed laptop shipments in North America during Q4, 2012.
Microsoft has announced that it will provide support for Surface tablets with Windows RT for at least 4 forthcoming years.
Black Friday deals have started rolling out already. Virgin Mobile has now announced a significant discount on the prices of a number of its handsets and data plans.
The folks over at iFixit have been quick to tear down the new Google Nexus 4 device, manufactured by LG. What is a rather surprising revelation as a result of the tear-down is that the device packs a LTE chip, yet doesn’t have LTE radio. So the device can’t essentially support 4G LTE connectivity.