Archos just announced the latest second-generation tablet, the Archos 101 XS 2 which also appears on their official website with a innovative “Coverboard” keyboard cover.
Over the past few years, we have seen a number of iPad stands including Manatee with very creative designs. And now, there’s a new stand for your smartphone and tablet called MiStand, which is touted as the “world’s most versatile stand” for smartphones and tablets.
HP’s repeated attempts to break into the tablet market haven’t exactly been a success. But you’ve got to hand it to the company that it has not given up. It would now appear that HP has submitted two new slates to FCC and once they receive regulatory approval, HP will launch these ten inchers.
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BlackBerry was supposed to officially launch BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) App for Android earlier this morning. Besides the company had also planned to launch the iOS app of BBM tomorrow. But today the company has announced that it is “pausing the global roll-out of BBM for Android and iPhone.”
Apple recently launched a trade-in program to encourage customers to bring in their older iOS devices. However, Microsoft is now running a far more lucrative deal by offering up to $350 as part of a trade-in program for iOS, Android as well as Blackberry devices.
Intel has long been lambasted as a company which wasn’t able to make a smooth transition to the era of mobile computing. However, the chip maker has been hard at work and may soon be able to disrupt the tablet market by launching a barrage of $100 Intel tablets.
From educational apps to digital textbooks, tablets can be a great tool for teens and even younger kids. For younger learners, an entire world of educational apps can appear right at their fingertips, along with easy access to plenty of age-appropriate content to read or watch. However, to accustom the children with tech world and study via tablets since childhood, Amplify is now giving each students as well as teachers a tablet in 18 of Guilford County’s (NC) middle schools.