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Our friends out at the Max Borges Agency dropped further word about another product that’s just hit the floor at the big CES event out in Las Vegas this week, and the XtremeMac Tango TT will go a long way toward putting new life into your iOS gear, be it [...]

Nuance has announced a few goodies during CES this year, one of which arrived for the television — Dragon TV. The other is Dragon Go! and it has arrived in the Android Market. The Dragon Go! app for Android comes as a free download and means that Android users now [...]

It’s been three days now and the news is still pouring out of CES 2012 like water out of a busted dam. Our friends out at the Max Borges Agency are aiding and abetting this tsunami of news by dropping us loads of tips, and the latest one comes out [...]

We saw Google quietly offer an update for Maps Navigation on Android and it looks like another navigation app has taken the not so quiet approach. The other is for iOS and coming by way of TomTom. Though, while Google has actually released their update, TomTom is only offering a [...]

Google has quietly rolled-out the latest update in terms of the Maps Navigation app on Android. And well, while this update almost got lost in the shuffle with all the CES related news, it still seems like it will be welcomed by quite a few users.

Coming out of CES 2012 we have word of another Android running tablet from ViewSonic. This latest model is the ViewPad E70 and it will be bringing along Ice Cream Sandwich. That being said, we still have some time to wait before it comes available.

Computing is moving to the cloud, with many online services now doing more than their desktop counter parts. At CES, Samsung has introduced its latest Chrome OS based devices, including new notebook computers and a desktop computer reminiscent of the Mac Mini.

Twitter has become an important medium for artists and consumers of multimedia alike. Twitter has recently partnered with an online service that mines data from the Twitter stream for relevant information and updates on artists for use on mobile apps.

Reading computer screens outdoors can be a pain, which is one big limitation that many tablet computers have. Qualcomm’s mirasol technology, which outputs clear and crisp displays even in bright sunlight, now makes an appearance in the Hanvon C18.

Intel’s CES 2012 keynote has just ended and we have some interesting updates for you: Intel announced an Android Ice Cream Sandwich handset today, which will be sold by Lenovo in China later this year, and, more interestingly, Intel and Motorola have confirmed plans to sit in the same tree.