Archive for December, 2010 - Page 27

Dell has suddenly decided to drop the price of its 5-inch Dell Streak Android tablet down to $399.99 and it looks like there’s a reason for that. Or maybe two reasons if you also count the lack of spectacular Dell Streak sales so far. But I was mostly referring to [...]

Certainly one of every child’s favorite characters is Sesame Street’s Grover. Now you and your child can enjoy him in a whole new way as he serves as a guide of sorts through the new iPad interactive book “The Monster at the End of this Book.”

The developer of SoundHound has been hard at work making their music recognition app even more user friendly with the pay version getting some great new song sharing capabilities as well as better graphic representation. Their free version has also gotten some significant upgrades including one that should see free [...]

It may well be the biggest reason to own a 3D home theater system, but it’s also the biggest piracy target of 2010: it’s James Cameron’s own Avatar, and everybody wanted a copy…but not so many wanted to pay.

Richard Branson might have already beaten Rupert Murdoch at his own game, now he wants to make sure he keeps on beating him. Just days after it was announced that Newscorp and Apple were teaming up to release an iPad only magazine, Branson announced his own iPad only mag app. [...]

Besides the upcoming iPad 2, which is one of the most expected tablets of 2011, we have plenty of other devices getting ready to hit CES 2011 and then get launched in the following months in various markets. Sure the iPad and the iPad 2 will probably still get an [...]

If you’re the kind of person who can’t get enough of iOS-driven hardware, then you’re going to love what Griffin’s recently announced for you, the PowerDock Dual, a combination iPad and iPhone dock that’ll even keep them both running while they take a charge.

Camcorder pirates, ye be warned–seems that there’s a move on to get a little extra help for the studios in the constant pirate wars, and it comes in the form of something called video DNA. But will it really help anything?

Just a little earlier today we told you that the next-gen iPad will come with a dual-core processor on board and now we’re going to talk a bit more about its new design, which appears to have been changed from the original iPad. Naturally we don’t have any solid proof [...]

A bit of rumor has found its way around, as analysts suggest that the next iPad will pack a dual-core processor. But the complete story on this involves a few extra twists, turns, and leaps of logic.