I love seeing new devices get announced. I love it more when they have a pretty solid hardware build with a price that won’t bend you over without taking you to dinner first. Archos today announces their 80 Xenon tablet, and for a price of $199 there’s not much to complain about. This one is coming with an 8″ IPS display (1024×768), a Snapdragon S4 1.2 GHz quad-core, Andro... »
The Nexus 7 by Asus and Google is an amazing device, every one that I know who has one loves it. It is even beating out the Nexus 10 even though the 10 has better specs; the size and specs involved with the 7 simply beat other tablets. Plus it’s pure Google, which helps it beat Samsung’s Galaxy Tabs and other smaller tablets. Yet, what would it take for you to buy the upgrade? It’... »
Well, there goes the neighborhood. Before the recently-announced Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is even available, the first firmware files for the device already are. The fine folks from SamMobile picked up on the release of the files, which can be found at the Samsung Firmware Archive linked at the bottom of this post. For most folks, this means absolutely nothing. In fact, if you don’t know what... »
Whoa now! It’s been a whole week now since Samsung unveiled its upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S IV, so let’s start looking ahead to the next Next Big Thing, shall we? According to a report that hit SamMobile last night, just as I was about to get caught up on beauty rest (something I don’t get nearly enough of these days), the Samsung Galaxy Note III and Galaxy Tab III... »
These days, the price of Android tablets just keeps getting lower, and according to a rumor that hit the Internet earlier this morning, it looks like Amazon is about to dive to a new all-time low with its next incarnation of the Kindle Fire HD. Word has it, you’ll be able to pick up the next version of the device for only $99. With a price like that, you’re probably already wondering h... »
Google is back again, invading the airwaves with another TV ad spot for the world-renowned Nexus 10 tablet, and this is perhaps one of the best marketing efforts we’ve seen from the search engine giant thus far. The new 1-minute clip features a couple expecting a baby, getting ready for the new arrival while sharing their Nexus 10. In the video, we see how the Nexus 10 is easily shared betwe... »
Are you one of our lovely lady readers? Are you also confused by technology, and wish that it wasn’t so high-brained and difficult to use? Well have no fear! An utterly misogynistic new tablet for females has been released just for you! Presenting the Eurostar ePad Femme, a tablet specifically engineered for women who don’t know how to use android. Or a touchscreen. Look! It has... »
ASUS, a company long known for its quickness in updating its hardware to the latest version of Android, is living up to its reputation once again; this time becoming the first manufacturer to roll out Android 4.2 to a device which does not bear the ‘Pure Google Experience’ Nexus moniker — the Transformer Pad TF300T. If you happen to own one of these bad boys, this is your officia... »
After their dismal failure with the Web OS tablet, HP is back in the tablet game again, this time with the new HP Slate 7. HP acquired Web OS in 2010, when it purchased Palm for 1.2 billion in an effort to gain a foothold in the mobile market. Long story short, after a poorly planned launch, and overpriced products; HP found themselves disappointed with sales. With shareholders panicking, H... »
After teasing us at CES 2012 with a promising new 10-inch gaming tab, L.A. start-up firm Wikipad vanished for over a year — with the exception of announcing pre-orders for the 10-inch that never manifested,leaving many disappointed. Well after a long hiatus, Wikipad has finally announced the soon-to-be released… 7 inch Wikipad! While not the 10-inch they initially envisioned, t... »
