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Recently, BGR reported that Amazon will launch two new Kindle Fire tablets in the coming months. So, do Apple and Google actually have something to worry about now?
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Google has released a version of Chrome Browser for iOS recently. Despite the existence and high efficiency of Apple Safari, the new Chrome has managed to claw its way to the top position at the App Store, which also offers other popular browsers such as Opera and Dolphin. What's more amazing, Chrome has made to the top of the app store with a rating of 4.5 stars, out of more than 4000 ratings.
Apple is launching a new version of iTunes, according to many sources, at the end of the present year. The idea is to launch it along with the iPhone 5 and the Apple TV. However, this is not just one of Apple's normal updates for iTunes. In fact, it is said to be the largest overhaul ever made to this software. Some say this is one of Apple's moves to stave off threat from rivals like Google and Amazon.
With Google unveiling its Nexus 7 tablet at the annual I/O Conference on Wednesday, rumors are on a hike that Apple is also eyeing on 7-inch tablet market. Apple’s 7-inch tablet dubbed iPad Mini could release as soon as this October, if the latest reports are believed.
Google’s announcement of the much-rumored Nexus 7 on the opening day of its Google I/O conference June 27 saw Google go head-to-head with Amazon, not Apple, in the tablet market. At $199, Google's Nexus 7 tablet is definitely for budget users but has the company created a compelling device to complement the compelling price?
Google Chrome for iOS - mobile versions of the desktop browser for iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad - launched on June 28, but has already become the most popular free app on the iOS App Store. The app brings a very familiar experience compared to the desktop versions, especially on the iPad.
Even though the new iPad launched in March, rumors about the popular Apple tablet refuses to die. The latest buzz is that Apple is all geared up to release an upgraded iPad, that too, this summer itself.
Google has finally taken the wraps off its new tablet - the Asus-made Nexus 7 tablet. Samsung's Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, which has seen decent sales, stands in the Nexus 7's way of success. We have compared the specs and features of both the devices to help you decide which 7-inch tablet you should buy.
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Two former hedge fund portfolio managers and an analyst charged in a $62 million insider trading scheme will go to trial together in October, a U.S. judge ruled on Thursday.
Google has announced and launched its popular Chrome browser for iPhone and iPad devices, bringing integration with Chrome for desktop and synchronization across iPhone and iPads. Here are the details.
While the consumers are still waiting to get their hands on the latest Nexus 7 by the Mountain View company, reports have emerged online that Google is prepping up to launch a 10-inch version of the tablet as well, which most likely will be nicknamed the Nexus 10.