PCs, Notebooks, Netbooks & Tablets Category - Page 31

Last week we told you that Eric Schmidt revealed that Google will release its own tablet, presumably a Nexus-branded device, at some point in the first half of next year. Such plans from the company may not sit well with some of the companies that plan to release Ice Cream [...]

Porting Siri to older iOS devices including the iPad 2, iPhone 4, iPod touch 4G and original iPad is not new, it has been done so far, but there’s no such Siri version available to the public, as the completed ports are not exactly legal.

Just four days ago, when many of you were likely finishing up your last-minute Christmas preparations, our own J. Angelo Racoma brought us word of Hasbro taking issue to the point of lawsuit with the Asus Transformer Prime. Even I set out a comment on that one, being rather unsurprised [...]

Good news for book lovers out there with a fondness for titles available through Google Books. While users could previously read content offline only on their smartphones and tablets, offline reading is now supported on desktop and notebook computers as well.

Amazon has their 12 Days of Kindle for those in the UK and it looks like Apple is also doing something Christmas related for the UK market. The offering from Apple comes in the form of a “12 Days of Christmas” iOS app that promises something free for each of [...]

In the ever growing world of Android tablets, this latest comes as a nice change. Well, a nice change for those who may be looking for something with a relatively low price tag and a focus on gaming. Yup, this latest is a game-focused Android tablet which comes complete with [...]

This is not the first time we have seen the Ainol Novo7 Paladin tablet show up, however this is the first time we are seeing it surface with a US based retailer. Of course, we should state right up front that what you are buying seems to be more for [...]

Apple has been rumored to have an iPad Mini in the works, which is reported to measure 7.85 inches diagonal. But even as suppliers say that Apple’s work on its miniaturized iPad is underway, industry analysts are wary.

Microsoft developers recently announced a new security feature in the upcoming Windows 8 operating system, which lets users login through picture password authentication. But while Microsoft lauded the security and convenience benefits of this interface, security experts don’t seem to agree.

After learning that over 1 trillion YouTube videos have been viewed so far this year, and that Facebook and Apple have experienced great traffic, through the year and in November, respectively, it’s now time to look at another interesting tech-related analysis that looks at what happens in 60 seconds nowadays.