Archive for October, 2011 - Page 20

We have seen quite a bit in terms of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich since it was announced. But perhaps more important, many had been watching and waiting for ICS as it was going to be the first version of Android to help merge the tablets and smartphones into one [...]

T-Mobile offered up the official announcement for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the Springboard tablets earlier in the month and like many of these types of announcements — it arrived without anything specific in terms of a release date.

Garmin has officially announced their latest fitness offering, which comes as a departure from their existing Forerunner line. This latest is the Garmin Fit app, which is available as of today for both Android and iOS running smartphones.

Verizon began rolling out their 4G LTE network less than one year ago, and when things first began, the goal was to have coverage available for 185 million users before the end of 2011. And well, it looks like Verizon is currently ahead of schedule.

Disruptive technology does not always need to be about computers, smartphones and tablets, which is why one of the original iPod’s designers, Tony Fadell, has launched an energy-saving thermostat with artificial intelligence as his next big project.

The PS Vita is slated to arrive in the United States in February of 2012 — it’s just a few months away, but I’m sure a lot of you fans are itching to get your hands on the new handset. With the Holiday season fast approaching, Sony is releasing what’s [...]

Apple recently refreshed its MacBook Pro line, selling new computers with faster processors and more storage. The very quiet launch is coupled with an even quieter refresh of Apple polyurethane covers for the iPad. The Smart covers were updated with a new color, with another color getting retired.

The tablet computer landscape is completely dominated by the iPad — that is definitely not a secret. Competitors have come and gone, but iPad still retains top spot. The recent rise in Android tablet sales, however, could signal the beginning of an inevitable plateau in iPad sales. The component manufacturers [...]

We already know Facebook is huge company, and growing even more as time goes by. But how large is it exactly? TechCruch founder Michael Arrington believes it’s larger than what the media claims it to be — it could even be more profitable than Amazon.