Showing posts with label Tablets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tablets. Show all posts
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Lenovo unveils the Yoga Tablet 10 HD+
Lenovo recently announced an upgrade to its Yoga tablet, powered by Qualcomm instead of the previous Mediatek processor. The new tablet features a full HD display with impressively long battery life of up to 18 hours.
Friday, February 21, 2014
Intel Atom powered Starmobile Engage 9i now available
Starmobile has recently released its most recent flagship tablet, the Starmobile Engage 9i. It has an 8.9-inch WUXGA screen powered by the new dual-core Intel Atom Z2580 processor with Hyper-Threading. It is now available for an initial price of Php9,990 (SRP) at Starmobile Kiosks and Stores Nationwide.
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Asus FonePad tablet phone launched in the Philippines
The Intel Atom powered Asus FonePad officially launched in the Philippines only after a week of its introduction in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Spain.
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Android,
Mobile phones,
Smartphones,
Tablets,
Tech news
Sunday, March 3, 2013
5 Best Android Power Saving Apps to Extend Your Device's Battery Life
Battery life is always a big issue in using smartphones, most notoriously Android. You're one lucky Android smartphone user if your device can last a day on normal use. There are many factors contributing to short battery life like weak battery, poor app management system, misbehaving apps, and so on.
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Android,
Smartphones,
Tablets,
Tech tips
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Best and Most Talked About Phones and Tablets in MWC 2013
Despite announcements and introduction of new smartphone OS, Android still dominated the Mobile World Congress 2013 show in Barcelona Spain. At this moment, most of the big players in the mobile industry have held their press events, and it's about time that we rounded up the best and most talked about phones and tablets in MWC 2013. Our humble list right after the jump.
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Mobile phones,
Smartphones,
Tablets,
Tech news
Monday, February 25, 2013
Asus FonePad 7-inch Tablet Phone Officially Announced
Asus CEO Jonney Shih recently announced the FonePad at MWC 2013 in Barcelona. It's an all-in-one 7-inch tablet with full 3G phone features. Asus is full speed ahead in competing with strong tablet phone competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0. More of its specs, price and availability right after the jump.
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Android,
Mobile phones,
Smartphones,
Tablets
Top 5 Microsoft Windows 8 Tablets
The PC market is fast shifting to tablets and Microsoft Windows 8 tablet market share is growing each day. And choosing the right tablet isn't necessarily easy. Selecting the best bang for the buck Windows tablet should answer some of the basic questions like what tablet features are best? What are the experts' pick among the growing choices available? But if you're keen on picking the best Windows 8 slate, we've rounded the best 5 of them. The top 5 Windows 8 tablet getting rave reviews all around are listed right after the jump.
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Laptops,
mobile computing,
Tablets,
Tech tips,
Windows
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Specs and Hands-on
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, codenamed Kona, is an 8-inch Samsung Galaxy Note variant that has been confirmed by Samsung and has been currently stirring excitement with their early teasers in the coming Mobile World Congress 2013. Initial specs after the jump.
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Mobile phones,
Smartphones,
Tablets
Friday, February 22, 2013
Cherry Mobile Fusion Bolt Striked as the Cheapest Quad-core Tablet
Four times faster and four times cheaper than popular brand quad-core Android tablets. That's the newest Cherry Mobile Android tablet unveiled by the company at Diamond Hotel Manila, Philippines. The astounding 7 inch HD Jelly Bean tablet jolted the Philippine computing tablet market when it announced that it will be priced for only Php 3,999 (US$98).
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Android,
mobile computing,
Tablets
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
New Apple iPad 2 specifications at a glance
Apple's much awaited iPad 2 will have the same screen size and resolution as the original iPad, 9.7 inch 1024 x 768. Also same storage options (16GB, 32GB and 64GB) and OS (iOS 4.3).
So what's new with iPad 2 aside from being white? iPad 2 has two cameras — a front facing VGA at 30fps, 640 × 480 and a rear 720p camera at 30fps, 1280×720. Aside from FaceTime, iPad 2 is also equipped with new photo and video apps like the built-in Photo Booth app and other third party video and photo applications.
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apple,
mobile computing,
Tablets
Apple's iPad 2 will continue to dominate tablet market, analyst predicts
According to Adam Leach, Ovum's principal analyst, Apple's upcoming iPad 2 will continue it's tablet dominance despite fierce competition from Google's Android OS until the year 2015.
"Apple clearly had first mover advantage. However, its competitors have been hot on its heals with a slew of tablet devices from big brand vendors such as Samsung, Motorola, HP, HTC and RIM, all of which have announced tablet devices which aim to replicate the Apple experience, which is notoriously difficult to match.” said Adam Leach.
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apple,
mobile computing,
Tablets
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Leaked Apple Tablet Videos: Fake or Not?
The new Apple Tablet videos circulating have stirred much argument and debate today. A lot of opinions are leaning towards the probability that these well done and neatly-executed videos are fake.
But fake or not these video clips demonstrate various applications being run concurrently on the same device, together with boot-up and what’s said to be the development platform. It’s like having multiple iPhones on the same giant touch screen. There are also various arguments that suggest how Apple might manage the transition to a larger-screen device: simply inflating the iPod touch.
But regardless of whatever this is or isn’t, let's admit, we all want this.
Labels:
apple,
mobile computing,
Tablets,
Tech news
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Apple's Tablet Out in September According to Financial Times
There you go folks. Smacked off the faces of all Apple tablet rumors and claims. Financial Times spilled it all when they reported that Apple is aiming a September launch this year of the much anticipated Apple Internet tablet. Apparently, it was also mentioned that the Cupertino-based company has an unusual partnership with companies like EMI, Sony Music, Warner Music and Universal Music Group for this device. Accordingly, the partnership, codenamed Cocktail, is an effort to address the sinking music sales by creating albums that include stuff like liner notes and video clips.

September is just around the corner so expect more influx of news and information to follow if Financial Times report really has credibility.
Source: Financial Times
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apple,
mobile computing,
Tablets,
Tech news
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