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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Goes on Sale: Digital Stylus, Split Screen to Challenge Apple's Dominance
Samsung is taking yet another shot at Apple’s market-leading iPad with a tablet set to stand out of the crowd. Equipped with a digital pen and a split screen mode, which allows two apps to run simultaneously side-by-side, Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 goes on sale in the U.S., the UK and South Korea on Thursday, Aug. 15, in the same price range as the iPad.
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Apple Rules the Tablet Market: Research Figures Reveal
Apple's rivals are working hard to topple the tech company from its pedestal, but market share statistics indicate that Apple continues its reign as the tablet titan.
Living Room TV Experience on a Tablet: The Top 3 TV Apps
With the advent of technology, smartphones and tablets have emerged as inseparable companions that play a pivotal role in our day-to-day lives. Consumers now have a slew of TV Apps at their disposal, which help extend the living room television experience to tablets
Nexus 7 Diverting Users to Rival Tablets: Top 5 Reported Problems
Is Google Nexus 7 attractive enough to entice buyers or is it losing the tablet race with the reported problems?
iPad Mini to Resemble a Bigger iPod Touch or iPhone
The rumored iPad Mini’s expected launch date of Sept. 12 is not far away and the tech market is rife with speculations on iPad Mini’s features and design. Recent rumors suggest that the iPad Mini will resemble either a bigger iPod Touch or a bigger iPhone.
Microsoft SkyDrive.com Cloud Service Gets Major Revamp
Skydrive, Microsoft's cloud storage service, has recently undergone a major overhaul to its looks.
Lenovo Profit Beats Estimates But China Slowdown a Risk
Lenovo Group Ltd, the world's No.2 PC maker by sales, reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, pushing its shares to a seven-week high, but analysts warned a slower Chinese economy could cut into its performance.
Born from Japan Disasters, Line App Sets Sights on U.S., China
Born in the chaos after Japan's 2011 disasters, the smartphone application "Line" has attracted 50 million users faster than Facebook with a made-in-Japan blend of cute and the promise of free communication.
Stylus, Split-Screen Stand New Samsung Tablet Apart
With the launch of its new tablet, unveiled in the United States, Samsung Electronics is looking to build on the popularity of its Note 'phablet', and expects key features such as a stylus-type pen and split-screen function to stand the new device apart from rival Apple Inc's iPad.
Pinterest for Android is Finally Here, Along with New iPad App
Android users who persistently called on Pinterest to make a native Android app finally got their way. On Tuesday, Aug. 14, the rapidly-growing social networking site finally launched a native app for Android devices, as well as an updated app for iOS.
32GB Microsoft Surface Tablet for Windows RT at $199? Could it be True?
When Microsoft unveiled its own-brand Surface tablet in June, tech observers were generally impressed with the device, but the fact that Microsoft offered no details on pricing raised concerns that it would be costly. In the absence of official word on pricing, a new report indicates that Surface may actually be very affordable.
YouTube App for PS3 Releases, Seems Similar to Xbox 360 Counterpart
When YouTube released an app for the Xbox 360 as part of the media service blowout in the 2011 dashboard update, it suffered from buggy browsing and failures to load content. YouTube's new PlayStation 3 app seems to have similar problems.
LG Phablet 'Optimus Vu' to Take on its U.S Rivals
Major players like Samsung, HTC, and Motorola dominate the phablet world. All these companies have an array of devices on offer for their U.S customers. Now, LG is hitting the U.S phablet arena with a vengeance. The company recently announced the launch of its Optimus Vu (for U.S customers), which is expected to hit the shelves soon.
