PCs, Notebooks, Netbooks & Tablets Category - Page 38

Signing in to a computer using passwords has been the norm since time immemorial. But given the prevalence of touch screens in today’s devices, alternative means of logging in are being explored. Microsoft, for one, plans to use picture passwords when logging in to touchscreen devices.

A recently released Android app is touting the ability to search multiple computers using nothing more than your smartphone. That app is PocketCloud Explore from Wyse Technology and it has recently come available in the Android Market.

Apple and Samsung may be bitter rivals in the smartphone and tablet market. But Apple is still Samsung’s biggest customer, and the Korean company is now producing Apple’s processor chips on U.S. soil.

We’ve heard the early rumors about the possibility of several different iPads coming next year before, folks, and they’ve just taken on a little more credence with some new reports out of Apple’s supply chain that say Apple is getting a smaller version of the iPad around for release in [...]

Rogers has announced and released their Live TV app for the iPad. The app, as the name implies, will allow Rogers customers with an iPad to watch live television on their tablet. And for those feeling left out with an Android tablet in hand, rest assured in knowing that an [...]

Evernote for Android was updated to version 3 way back in the middle of April. At that time, the update was described as being huge. And since then, Evernote for Android has seen some additional updates, including the one that integrated Skitch in August.

Remember when we said the Samsung Galaxy Note, the tablet/smartphone that was officially unveiled at IFA 2011 in early September, won’t make it to the U.S.? Well apparently that’s changing as AT&T is now rumored to sell a 4G LTE version of the 5.3-inch device at some point in the [...]

Those of you interested in jailbreaking iOS devices already know that iOS 5 and iOS 5.0.1 can be jailbroken, on “old” devices, and only the tethered way. That means the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 are not supported yet, although a preliminary jailbreak for them does exist according to previous [...]

Technology news outlets earlier reported on iTunes users in Australia, New Zealand, UK and European countries getting sign-up access to iTunes Match. But while iTunes Match previously did not work in full in these regions, the service is now fully functional with a gradual worldwide roll-out.

Yesterday we saw a new iOS 5 bug that affects lost, stolen and sold iOS devices whose owners have used iMessage texting on them, and now we may have another potential problem related to iPhone and iPads to look at.