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Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 Hits The U.S. Next Month for $499: Will it Dwarf Microsoft Surface?
According to Engadget latest reports, Asus has announced that its Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 is coming to the country shops from July 16 in two models including 32GB , which will cost around $499 and 64GB model, which will be available for $599.
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Google Nexus Tablet: Latest Leak Reveals Specs, Price, Name and Release Date
Gizmodo Australia claims to have obtained an internal training document, according to which the Google-branded 7-inch quad-core tablet is being manufactured by Asus and will be named Nexus 7.
HP May Cut Up to 1,000 Jobs in Germany: Magazine
Hewlett Packard, the world's largest personal computer maker, may cut as many as 1,000 jobs in Germany as part of planned European-wide redundancies, WirtschaftsWoche reported, citing an unnamed staff representative.
Lenovo Shares Hit over 4-Month Low on Concern over PC Outlook
Shares of Lenovo Group Ltd, the world's No.2 PC maker, fell by more than 6 percent to a more than four-month intraday low on market concern over the outlook for the PC market amid the global economic slowdown.
Microsoft Surface Wi-Fi-Only: Why?
One feature Microsoft didn't detail for its Surface tablets during the June 18 announcement was whether cellular connections would be supported, and by extension what carriers would offer plans and pricing tiers. The reason for no details was because cellular plans aren't available: Surface is Wi-Fi-only.
Microsoft Surface Tablet: 5 Reasons Why Windows 8 Tablets Are No Threat to iPad
Microsoft has recently showed off not just one, but two Windows 8 Surface tablets. After Microsoft launches its own tablets in the market later this year, it will come in direct competition with Apple. Microsoft tablets undoubtedly have some advantages over iPad like faster processor, expandable memory slot and keyboard dock, but in reality can it outshine Apple iPad in popularity and sales?
Flipboard for Android Launches: What You Need to Know
Flipboard, the app which allows important information from around the Web to be brought together in a single magazine-esque interface, has released on Android after launching on iOS in 2010. New features include integration with Google Plus. So here’s the need-to-know information.
U.S. Judge Sets 2013 Trial Date for Apple E-Book Lawsuit
A U.S. judge on Friday set a 2013 trial date for a lawsuit from the U.S. government accusing Apple and book publishers of conspiring to fix the prices of electronic books.
Microsoft Surface: What Price Can We Expect?
On Monday, June 18, Microsoft was frustratingly vague on when and for what price its Surface tablets would launch. Naturally speculation has followed. So what can fans expect to pay for the Windows 8 tablet?
Flipboard: Another Popular Apple App Released for Android
Flipboard has finally officially released its app for Android devices. This exclusive Apple app is now available for Android users including the Kindle Fire users.
Analysis: Smart Logic: Samsung Chips Away at Intel Lead
Samsung Electronics, already a world leader in TVs and smartphones, is taking the fight to Intel Corp for the No.1 slot in semiconductors, betting on strong growth in so-called logic chips that are the brains inside today's fast-selling smart mobile devices.
Most U.S. Readers Unaware of E-Books at Libraries: Poll
Though Kindles and Nooks are becoming almost as common as books, more than half of all U.S. readers don't know they can borrow e-books from their local library, a Pew Center poll showed on Friday.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Lineup to Receive Android 4.0 ICS Update in July
After delivering the latest installment of Ice Cream Sandwich to the dethroned flagship smartphone Galaxy S2, Samsung is now turning towards its Galaxy Tab lineup of tablets to launch Android 4.0 ICS update.
