 By prasad, on  October 8th, 2010
 Augen seem to have managed to leave their past controversies around the Gentouch 78 behind them, as they prepare to unleash not one or two, but a full range of six Android Tablet PCs, priced between $199 and $599.99.
However, the folks at Augen seem to have been drinking too much coffee in this effort, and the influence is . . . → Continue reading Augen, drunk on Coffee, unleashes six new Android Tablets
 By prasad, on  October 7th, 2010
 TechCrunch has claimed, citing certain sources of theirs that are apparently in the know, that Amazon is going to launch an Android App Store. They also report the following additional details about the App Store:
For each sale of an App, Amazon will pay you a royalty equal to the greater of 70% of the purchase price or . . . → Continue reading Amazon to launch their own Android App Store, and even a Tablet
 By prasad, on  September 30th, 2010
 Research in Motion had lead us on a couple of wild goose chases. After registering the BlackPad.com domain name, and filing a trademark application for the Surf Book name, RIM finally decided to call their Tablet the “PlayBook.”
Even if i had been told earlier, i wouldn’t have believed it that a Tablet focused on the Enterprise segment of customers, was going to be called . . . → Continue reading RIM names its Enterprise Tablet the “PlayBook”
 By prasad, on  September 30th, 2010
 Samsung have posted a longish 9 minute video of their upcoming Android Tablet, the Galaxy Tab, on their official YouTube channel. The video itself seems to be a combination of some live hands-on demo plus some marketing / PR content for Samsung and their Android Tablet.
The device seems to be very responsive and performs well, . . . → Continue reading Samsung posts official Galaxy Tab video on YouTube
 By prasad, on  September 28th, 2010
 Carrypad has met up with folks from Linpus during the IDF earlier this month and has some details about the MeeGo Slate edition that they have under development currently for release later this year.
Linpus has a good amount of experience on Linux based OS development, and have supplied Acer with Linux builds for their PCs. Linpus . . . → Continue reading Linpus working on MeeGo based Tablet OS for release in Q4
 By prasad, on  September 26th, 2010
 Well, Tablets of the Slate form factor are all the rage these days and everyone wants to get into this market segment with their own Tablet device with a difference.
The newest such Tablet with a difference is the AlessiTab. Alessi, a company focussed on kitchenwares, has come up with their own Tablet PC for the kitchen. The AlessiTab is a . . . → Continue reading AlessiTab is an Android Tablet for the Kitchen from Alessi
 By prasad, on  September 25th, 2010
 Nokia might have disappointed several folks by not announcing a MeeGo OS based device at the Nokia World last week, but the Intel Developer Forum was different. Apart from detailing designs and partners for the MeeGo platform, Intel also showed off the WeTab that is going to be the first commercial Tablet device to run the MeeGo operating system.
. . . → Continue reading WeTab to be the first Tablet PC running the MeeGo OS
 By prasad, on  September 24th, 2010
 We had already reported earlier regarding Sony Ericsson’s plans on developing an Android based gaming platform, and that they were also working on a Gaming phone that could be branded under their Xperia and PlayStation brands. We also reported that Sony was working along with Google in the development of not only this gaming platform, but also . . . → Continue reading Sony hiring Android Game developers, building Android Games?
 By kala, on  September 18th, 2010
The IDF 2010 had a lot of stuff to show on the software side, especially for Tablet PCs and other touch screen based mobile devices. Intel too have realized the importance of software and applications, and have now made their AppUp application store available with a touch based interface specially optimized for . . . → Continue reading Intel AppUp : App Store for Tablet PCs, hands on
 By prasad, on  September 17th, 2010
Engadget has previewed the iOS 4.2 on the iPad, and have a detailed post on what you can expect. More importantly they seem to be pleased with what they saw, especially the multi-tasking feature, its implementation, and the overall performance.
The overall look and feel and performance of the Tablet device seemed to . . . → Continue reading iOS 4.2 on the iPad previewed, gets wireless printing using AirPrint
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