It’s not often that I’m more than pleased with a purchase of a tablet cover. But here we have a great cover. It is a PU leather not genuine leather, but it is well made, and looks hard wearing with hard edges to stop it bending. (more…)
CarphoneWarehouse have a big sale going on device’s including phones and tablets.
They have knocked £400 off the LG Optimus Pad stand alone price which was a whopping £749.99, out of the reach of most consumers.
But now the price is £349.99 is still high although, the specs are pretty decent given the other tablets in sale. (more…)
USA users may not know of the Arnova line of tablets, but, for a cousin of Archos tablets that’s even cheaper than Archos main line of Android tablets. The newest member is the Arnova 8b G2. While it still runs Gingerbread on an 8-inch screen, but no physical buttons – which means that it could be in-line for an upgrade sooner rather than later. In the meantime, Android’s navigation buttons are moved to the status bar, a design decision seen on many cheap Gingerbread tablets. (more…)
If you have the Archos 80G9 or any G9 device then you will be pleased to know that Archos will be releasing the Android 4.0 upgrade within the next seven days or so. I only know that this will be in the UK as the email came from Archos UK office. Other countries contact your local Archos office. (more…)
Samsung is to release a new Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus ‘N’ but this one is for Germany only. The wave of Samsung Galaxy tablets continues today. Samsung has just about released a model for almost every size we can think of and today Samsung has outlined and priced their new Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus “N” model. It was announced back in January but now is on it’s way. The difference over the current 7.0 Plus, is the N model has been changed to avoid the patent wars by Apple over in Germany. Read more after the break. (more…)
Archos was making touchscreen tablets well before the iPad existed, but that doesn’t mean the company operates in the shadow of Apple’s device any less than the next competitor. Now Archos is aiming to step out from that darkness with the 80 G9 tablet. With a 1080p screen, HDMI output and speedy 1-GHz ARM processor, the 80 G9 will likely turn heads given its $299 price tag. But how does it compare with the increasingly crowded market of budget tablets? Read more after the break. (more…)
Samsung has unveiled the newest member of the Galaxy Tab family, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. The tablet which is going to be the successor to the original Galaxy Tab is most certainly going to be on show at MWC. More details after the break. (more…)
The Android Open Kang Project, or AOKP for short, is a custom build of Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) that features regular updates and a growing list of features that bring it above and beyond vanilla ICS.
The price of Android Tablets is slowly declining and bargains can be found every now and then. Today, Woot has got the Archos 101 G9 Turbo on sale for $279.99. The Tablet is powered by a 1.5 GHz processor and has 8GB of storage. One potential downside is that it is powered by 512MB of RAM, but it is still a decent price for a 10.1 inch tablet. More details and specs after the break. (more…)
Today Sprint announced that the ZTE Optik Tablet would be available starting February 5th. The Tablet will be powered by Android Honeycomb, and will have a 7 inch screen, and be available for the bargain price of just $99.99 with a new 2 year agreement. This really is a fantastic price for a decent tablet. If you are a no commitment person you can get the tablet for $349.99. The tablet comes packed with the usual Sprint goodies such as Sprint TV, Sprint Navigation, Sprint Zone, Sprint Music Plus, Sprint Football Live and NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM. It also comes with Swype. More specs and details after the jump. (more…)
Expansys has on offer the HTC Flyer, 16GB Wifi for sale for £234.99, ($371.74) which on the face of it, isn’t bad at all. (more…)
The nation’s sixth-largest wireless provider US Cellular announced this morning will inaugurate its LTE network with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G LTE tablet, followed by the Samsung Galaxy S Aviator smartphone. (more…)
It’s only been three months since Amazon’s Kindle Fire hit the market and in that time it has quickly become the most popular Android tablet. It has fully 36% of the Android tablet market which it has been largely stealing from Samsung’s Galaxy Tab series. Of course, this has hardly come as any surprise given the brand recognition that Amazon brings to the table. (more…)
Lenovo has announced that it will update ThinkPad and IdeaPad tablets to Ice Cream Sandwich in the next quarter, reported IDG News Service. (more…)
HTC, a maker of smartphones and tablets, hopes its new partnership with IBM, coupled with the mobility hardware maker’s success in the consumer space, will help launch strong sales in the enterprise market. (more…)
The current king of the tablet world is the Apple iPad 2 and for Android OS Samsung Galaxy Tab. For many good reasons but unless you have plenty of cash to spend and want the Apple iOS then the iPad may not be an option or one that you desire. (more…)
While ARM architecture dominates the mobile scene. The x86 architecture dominates the home desktop. Windows, Linux, and even Apple’s Mac run on it. Because of this Android being open source, it was only a matter of time before Android started appearing on x86 based devices. The brave souls over at the Android-x86 Project have developed an Android build that runs on the AMD powered MSI WindPad.
The build is based off of the latest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich. It is currently in beta so don’t expect that everything will work perfectly at this stage. If you don’t happen to have a WindPad, the Android-x86 Project also has Android builds for a number of different computers, mostly netbooks. If you’re feeling up to tinkering with Android on your netbook, give their download page a look.
via: fudzilla
With partner “EDF energy”. The tabs have pre-loaded with content developed by LMC design and Henry Stuart Photography. (more…)
Hot off the press. UK mobile retailer Carphone Warehouse have continued to drop prices of tablets (more…)
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