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Nexus 7 Tablet: Google Prepping a 10-inch Version, Can it Take a Bite Out of Apple?
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.
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Google Nexus 7 Tablet will be Kindle Fire Killer, iPad Out of Harm's Way
Just as expected, Google unveiled the long-rumored Nexus tablet at the annual I/O Conference. The 7-inch Asus-made tablet could be the worst nightmare to entry-level tablets, such as Kindle Fire. However, it will be no threat to Apple iPad, if the recent reports are to be believed.
MacBook Pro 2012: Ghosting Issue Curses Retina Display [Video]
Retina display-powered MacBook Pro is one of the finest and expensive laptop available in the market. High resolutions IPS Display make it stand in a different league than rival laptops. However, ghosting issue, otherwise known as image persistence, has hit the so-called “Retina Display”.
Facebook iOS App to Get Speed Boost, Design Unchanged, Engineers Say
The Facebook iOS app - which has been consistently criticized by users because of its slow speed and frequent endless loading - will reportedly be revamped to focus on speed. Facebook released the Camera+ app, originally as "Camera," which has been described as very responsive.
Google Goes up Against Amazon, Apple with Nexus Tablet
Google Inc will sell its first tablet from mid-July for $199, hoping to replicate its smartphone success in a hotly contested market now dominated by Amazon.com Inc's Kindle Fire and Apple Inc's iPad.
Rumor: Kindle Fire 2 Coming In July, Adding Fuel To The 7-inch Tablet Battle
The battle of the 7-inch tablets is heating up quickly, while our excitement levels surpass the roof and beyond. Recently, rumors alongside an image of what many are calling the Google Nexus 7-inch tablet, popped up on the Internet to much fanfare and fanboy chit chatter. Now we have reports of Amazon planning to announce its Kindle Fire 2 tablet this summer, news that could very well put to rest whatever Google is planning. The reports also claim Amazon will launch the device on July 31, we awa...
Apple vs Samsung Patent Case: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Banned in US
On June 26, a U.S. judge took the side of Apple and granted Cupertino tech giant the request to ban Samsung's iPad rival - the Galaxy Tab 10.1 - in America. The court stated that the Korean manufacturer competed unfairly against Apple with an infringing product.
Judge Halts U.S. Sales of Samsung Galaxy Tab
A U.S. judge on Tuesday backed Apple Inc's request to stop Samsung Electronics selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in the United States, giving the iPhone maker a significant win in the global smartphone and tablet patent wars.
Apple Launches iTunes in HK, Singapore, Taiwan
Apple Inc said on Wednesday it has launched its iTunes online media store in 12 Asian territories including Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan, making it easier for customers in the region to buy and download music and videos.
Planned Google Tablet to Rival Amazon: Asustek Exec
Google Inc will soon unveil a tablet co-branded with Taiwan's Asustek Computer Inc and priced to compete with Amazon's Kindle Fire device, an Asustek executive said on Wednesday.
Dell XPS 14 vs XPS 15: Which Ivy Bridge Processor-Powered Ultrabook Should You Buy?
In a recent development, Dell has announced the expansion of its XPS laptop portfolio with the introduction of XPS 14 and XPS 15 laptops joining the family.
iPad Versus Google Nexus Tablet: What Can We Expect?
Google's I/O conference begins June 27, and there's every chance the company will unveil the next version of Android - its mobile operating system - called Jelly Bean along with the rumored 7-inch Google Nexus tablet. Any new tablet is going to be compared to the iPad, the market leader. So how does the Google Nexus tablet fare against the iPad?
Facebook’s ‘Find Friends Nearby’ App Pulled: Why?
Facebook released the “Find Friends Nearby” app June 25, which did exactly what it said and allowed users to effectively scan the area for local users. However the feature has since been pulled almost as quickly as it was released. Why?
