PCs, Notebooks, Netbooks & Tablets Category - Page 51

Those looking to do a bit more reading on Steve Jobs may be happy to hear this latest — Fortune has released The Legacy of Steve Jobs as an iPad app. The app is currently available and from what we have seen thus far, it contains more than a fair [...]

Looks like the tablet game might be getting a little hotter by the time it’s all said and done–Samsung’s showing off a new set of Exynos chips for their portable computing lineup, and you’ll likely be impressed when you hear what kind of capability these little wonders will be packing [...]

There had been some speculation in terms of when Asus was planning to release the Transformer Prime tablet here in the US. The potential dates were coming by way of pre-order listings from sites such as Amazon and Newegg and hinted at the availability coming soon. And well, it looks [...]

The holiday shopping season is officially underway and that means lots of people will be getting new gadgets. Of which, we suspect that more than a few of those gadgets will be replacement phones and/or tablets. And well, it looks like Verizon has come forward to remind users that they [...]

We certainly didn’t see this one coming, but it happened, Samsung managed to overturn a verdict in one of its conflicts with Apple following a series of defeats in various international courts.

We’re well into the Christmas shopping season now that we have officially moved past the Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping sprees. And chances are that some of the hottest devices out there sold like hot cakes this weekend, including the iPad 2 and the Kindle Fire.

When Amazon announced the Kindle Fire, one of the highlights was the Silk browser, which accelerated access speeds by server-side processing. As this involve some privacy concerns, Amazon has provided a response to Congressional inquiries regarding privacy.

Microsoft has released a developer preview of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8. Currently in beta, this platform preview of the upcoming IE10 includes betters support for HTML5 and metro style apps for Windows 8.

Google Maps is all about knowing where you are and where you can go around the world. But just seeing the big picture and the view from outside is not enough. Google will soon let users map their way through building and establishment interiors.

Easily one of the most ubiquitous programs on the face of the Earth today, especially in terms of productivity, is Microsoft Office. Containing word processing, spreadsheet, and database functions, including the always popular and occasionally maligned PowerPoint presentation software, Microsoft Office has been a part of offices almost as long [...]