According to a number of sources, Amazon may be releasing an 8.9-inch tablet next year. This model of Kindle Fire will be produced to avoid competition with larger tablets. The news come from supply chain makers for Amazon who say that the device may hit the markets in the second quarter of 2012.
Nook Tablet has finally been launched and is available for purchase. This tablet by Barnes & Noble has been getting fairly good reviews from the critics. And now that it is here, some say it may put up a stiff fight to Kindle Fire.
Kindle Fire has grasped the attention, and hearts, of a large number of users worldwide. Despite some issues with it’s wi-fi, the device is a huge success. Listed below are the ten top Android Apps that you can use on this nifty gadget.
According to a recent study carried out by Pew, less than 50 percent of the total cellphone and tablet users have ever paid for an app. Most tend to indulge into free versions and less than 20% have ever paid more than $20 for an app. However, tablet users are more likely to pay for an app compared to a cellphone user, says the study.
Dell has announced a Windows-based tablet for business customers, focused on security and manageability through integration with existing IT infrastructures, which is the Dell Latitude ST, available from 1 November, is based on an Intel Atom processor and runs Windows 7, rather than Android on which some rival tablet devices are based. The new tablet is powered by a 1.5GHz Atom Z670 processor, features 2GB of DDR2 RAM. 128 GB of SSD should help in speedy boot-ups and load times and the device is compatible with VMware and Citrix virtualization. An upgrade to the tablet-friendly Windows 8 isn’t currently in the cards, though the company says that it will release Windows 8 tablets at some point and Dell didn’t mention a price, but considering HP’s Slate 500 tablet competes in the same (small) market, expect an MSRP below $1000………………..
On the go, looking for a quick and easy way to compose e-mail and other documents with your iPad/iPhone? The Verbatim iPad/iPhone keyboard is your answer. Designed to work with your Bluetooth-enabled iPad, iPad 2 or iPhone (iOS 4 or higher) this keyboard features an ultra-compact design that folds for maximum portability and easy storage in the included carrying case. The iPad/iPhone keyboard has a built-in media console allowing you to play, pause and control your digital music with the touch of a button. A retractable iPhone stand, built into the keyboard, allows you even greater freedom and mobility.
Google and Samsung have just made the long-awaited Galaxy Nexus has been revealed in Hong Kong to the world as the first device on earth to run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and the device has a 4.65-inch HD Super AMOLED display with no less than 720p resolution, and it has a 1.2GHz dual-core OMAP processor from Texas Instruments. You’ll also find USB 2.0, 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi, an embedded NFC module, accelerometer, compass, gyro, proximity sensor and there’s 1GB of RAM, 16 or 32GB of internal storage space and a 1,750mAh battery…………………
Every Tablet manufacturer are now trying to come up with the most affordable tablets with more attractable features. Keep this competition on mind Kogan offering up two new tablets to their Agora range in the form of an 8” and 10” version. Both are powered by Android’s Gingerbread 2.3.