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Google May Launch A 7-inch Tablet This Year

The niche market of 7-inch tablet had been unexplored until Amazon released Kindle Fire and it took the world by quite a storm, at least for a few weeks after it’s release. It’s overall sales too could be bested only by Apple. This success made all tablet vendors realize that 7-inch tablet market is a lucrative and no less important avenue. So while we had earlier heard that Apple is working on a similar sized tablet, we now have been told by analysts from DisplaySearch that Google is also in the process of developing a 7-inch tablet.

British Firm Develops Cheapest Wireless Tablet “Aakash” Priced At £22

While most major tablet vendors continue their race for the top spot, producing tablet after tablet for the high-end users of the developed world and raising prices along the way, the users in the developing countries eagerly await for an affordable tablet. However, now a British firm has stepped up to bridge this gap and produce tablets specifically for low-income users. Datawind Ltd, with it’s tablet priced at a mere £22, hopes that it will be able to bring internet access to millions of such users who fall through the ‘affordability gap’ in the market.

Android 5.0 Code-Named ‘Jelly Bean’, Rumored To Launch In Q2 This Year

Although iOS devices keep the crown for staying on top both in tablet and smartphone market, Android devices are gaining traction very fast and many experts have projected them as being the imminent winner in the long-run. Also, the market of Android devices is expanding literally by millions by each passing month. So it is only natural that world looks very eagerly towards Google for new Android OS releases. It is now being rumored that Google may release Android 5, code-named ‘Jelly Bean’ some time in Q2.

LG Optimus Vu Powered By Android, Officially Launched

Recently LG has just launched their latest smartphone name “LG Optimus Vu” and the company couldn’t wait for Mobile World Congress. It is a big chance for LG to acquire most smartphone market and LG describes that – With Productivity in Mind, LG Demonstrates its LTE and Display Leadership with Device that Does, Well, Everything.

What Should Android 5.0 “Jelly Bean” Bring To User Experience?

Google has announced the intention of launching the successor of Ice Cream Sandwich. Let’s ignore the fact that the Sandwich can be found on only 1% of Android devices, but nevertheless the search giant, seems determined to push the next OS in the second quarter of 2012. And lots of people are excited. We bet you not wait to have your veins pumping with delicious sugar, so we are here to help and disclose a few details about what’s in stored for you in candy kingdom.

Kindle Fire Grabs 14 Percent Share Of The Tablet Market

Amazon’s Kindle Fire has been one of the true runaways hits in the tablet market, as of late. Just a while ago, in the third quarter of 2011, Amazon’s share in the tablet market was zero percent. Quite simply because Amazon has no tablet out there and was simply producing e-book readers. Then Amazon released Kindle Fire at the start of Q4 and within one quarter, this tablet was able to grab a huge 14 percent of the tablet market! This is what a new report from IHS Suppli says.

Sony NWZ-Z1060 32GB Walkman Powered By Android

Sony has announced their new Z series mobile media walkman player which model number: NWZ-Z1050BLK. A user will satisfy for its premium sound by Sony, both in-ear and out loud. This walkman has 4.3″ touch screen, S-Master MX for superior sound, Android 2.3 platform, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, tablet quality NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and Music Unlimited access.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 With Android 4.0 Is Here

Samsung’s tablets haven’t been a major success by any measure. In the face of Apple’s iPad and Kindle Fire, Samsung Galaxy Tab has failed to leave a significant mark on the tablet market. But apparently, that is not to dampen the spirits of the Korean electronics giant. Samsung has now announced Galaxy Tab 2, a 7-inch tablet which will be tooling Android 4.0. The company has decided not to update the original Samsung Galaxy Tab to Ice Cream Sandwich.