Archive for November, 2011 - Page 5

Seems that the rush to get Nvidia’s quad-core Tegra 3 processor–otherwise known as the Kal-El chip–in tablets is carrying on nicely, as both Acer and Lenovo have recently unveiled plans to get the chip in their tablets by the first [...]

Tablet displays are very important things. After all, when you look at a tablet PC, the display is easily half the device. It’s not only where you look to see what you’re doing, it’s also where you look to control [...]

We heard about Verizon FiOS coming to the Xbox 360 back in September, and those details were later confirmed in early-October. And well, since then we have heard very little, but thankfully that quiet has passed with news of a [...]

The Motorola Milestone 2 was originally announced back in September of 2010, yes 2010 and since then we have heard very little in terms of the handset. But that being said, back in September of 2011, Motorola came forward with [...]

Clearly, since the iPhone 4S got launched, everybody’s been on pins and needles for the next big launches, the iPad 3 and the iPhone 5. And, considering the end run that iPhone 4S pulled around the naming conventions, many probably [...]

Well look what we have here, a personal assistant app for Android users. And nicely done, one that has features similar to that of the iPhone 4S with Siri. Needless to say, Cluzee may not be 100 percent integrated within [...]

We have seen some apps come into the App Store in the past that arrived as a surprise. Sometimes those apps stay around for a while and sometimes they disappear rather quickly. That being said, we are not all that [...]

It looks like MOG and HTC have partnered up and will be offering one-month of free premium service. And nicely done, this offer is valid for both new and current MOG subscribers.

We first saw this offer come available for those who purchased an HP TouchPad several months back. You remember, the partnership between HP and Box.net that meant TouchPad users could get 50GB of free cloud-based storage. And well, it looks [...]

While BlackBerry used to be the preferred platform for enterprise mobile devices, Android and iOS devices are now the most popular, both for consumers and businesses. Has RIM considered defeat by offering enterprise securiy for iPhones, iPads and Android devices?