Google Nexus 9 Review. Introduction Google’s line of Nexus tablets have always been a delightful bunch, not only for the affordable cost attached to them, but also for the fact that they’re normally the first to offer the most up-to-date version of Android.
It all started with the original Nexus 7 back in the summer of 2012, followed subsequently by the release of the Nexus 10, and then the refreshed version of the 2013 Nexus 7. Each tablet, of course, proved that it didn’t require consumers to fork over huge sums of money to pick up and own a high-performing unit. Tesco Hudl 2 review: larger screen, staggeringly good value - Testing Android Devices. Design & Build Quality.
Apple iPad Air 2 vs Google Nexus 9: in-depth specs comparison. Due to a in interesting turn of events, both Google and Apple have refreshed their tablet portfolios with over the span of less than 24 hours.
Last night, Mountain View silently unveiled the , which packs some rather respectful hardware innards in the form of the chock-full of power 64-bit Nvidia Tegra K1 chipset. In the meantime, Cupertino just remove the not-so-thick veil of secrecy off its new flagship slate - the - which sports and improved variation of the same Apple A8 chip that graces the insides of the latest iPhone crop. Apple and Google have grappled in an endless battle and their latest tablets will bring it to a new front. Yoga Tablet 2 Pro hands-on: 13-inch screen, a subwoofer, and a pico-projector! Looks like Lenovo put “product engineer” Ashton Kutcher to work.
The company just unveiled its latest Android tablet and, it’s… something else. The new Yoga Tablet 2 Pro comes roughly a year after the first-gen Yoga tablets and preserves its predecessors’ most interesting feature, the versatile kickstand. The Tablet 2 Pro is larger, at 13-inch, and the kickstand now has a hole that lets you hang it on the wall. But the biggest changes are not so easily visible – the rounded edge of the device incorporates a 50 lumen pico-projector, there are JBL speakers with a subwoofer, and the spec sheet is pretty impressive. With features like these and a unique form factor, this tablet is definitely worth your attention. Yoga Tablet 2 Pro specs. Report: Apple iPad Air 2 slated for release next month with 2015 launch for next iPad mini. Exclusive: O2 UK Preparing To Sell "HTC Nexus 8" In November. LG G Pad 7.0 & G Pad 10.1 Review. Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact First Look. Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Hands On. Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook hands-on.
Last year, we were eagerly waiting for a refreshed NOOK tablet of some kind, since we assumed that it would follow the path of having a yearly upgrade.
After Amazon announced its new line of Kindle Fire tablets over the busy holiday season, we really thought it would only be natural for Barnes & Noble to follow suit – much like they’ve done in previous years. Well, the holiday season came and went, and to our surprise, there was no new NOOK tablet. Luckily, things are a wee bit different this time around, as Barnes & Noble is partnering with Samsung for its latest NOOK tablet – the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook. Nvidia launches Tegra K1-powered Shield tablet, starting at $299. Following an exhaustive leak last week, Nvidia has today made official the new Shield tablet, an 8-inch device powered by the Tegra K1 processor, targeted primarily at gamers.
The Shield tablet follows the Shield handheld console, released at CES last year, and packs some of the same gaming features, including GameStream technology, which works with select Nvidia GPUs and, in limited beta, with Nvidia’s cloud streaming service. The Shield features an 8-inch Full HD IPS LCD display and comes with a built-in stylus that works with Nvidia’s new DirectStylus 2 tech, which includes “a new capability where pigment and paint mix and bleed physically, in real time, and the palette is naturally illuminated in 3D as the user adjusts the light source.” The Tegra K1 SoC features 192 Kepler-based GPU cores that support some desktop class graphics features, such as tessellation, and a quad-core Cortex A15 processor spinning at 2.2GHz, as well as 2GB of RAM.
Show Press Release String of World Firsts. Latest Galaxy Tab S commercial highlights the Super AMOLED display. The rumored iOS 8 split-screen multitasking for the iPad gets a video demo. LG G Pad 7.0 specs. LG G Pad 8.0 specs. LG G Pad 10.1 specs. Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 vs Apple iPad Air: specs comparison. Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 vs Apple iPad mini Retina vs LG G Pad 8.3: specs comparison. Samsung Shows Off Galaxy Tab S and All Its Features in Handy Infographic. Samsung has been terrible at keeping their latest tablet a secret from us, but the device was finally and officially unveiled and introduced; everybody, meet the Samsung Galaxy Tab S.
This tablet has been running itself through the regular and requisite swath of tests and regulatory authority’s gazes, and is ready for us to get our hands on soon. This tablet is definitely being given a, with no way around saying it, colorful entrance scene, with a colorful diagram showing off the tablet’s main features and points of interest for consumers like you and I. “What is the selling point on this tablet?” , you may be wondering. Samsung Releases Video Highlights of the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and 10.5. Last night, in New York City, Samsung announced the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and the Galaxy Tab S 10.5.
The biggest deal about these tablets is that they are sporting AMOLED displays. While their other tablets are all sporting LCD displays on board. Samsung Galaxy Tab S officially announced. We’ve known for a while now that Samsung was preparing to introduce a new series of tablets with AMOLED displays.
More recently we even saw leaked images giving us a better idea of what to expect. Now all the teasing and leaking is over and the Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and 10.5 have been made official at Samsung’s Galaxy Premiere event. Under the hood we find either an Exynos 5 Octa or a 2.3GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 CPU, depending on whether you end up with the Wi-Fi or LTE version.
Inky Mail for iPhone and iPad review: A unique approach to tackling mail. Inky Mail is a new alternative mail app for both iPhone and iPad that can help you quickly triage and get your inboxes under control.
Even though Inky is new to iOS, it's been available on the Mac for quite some time. I even named it one of the best alternative Mac mail apps currently available. The thing that makes Inky so unique is not only how it sorts your mail, but how it can sort what messages are actually relevant and important to you. The first thing you'll notice when you launch Inky on either Mac or iOS are the Smart Views. These are areas that you can use to collect different kinds of messages. Sorting items in Inky can be done in several ways. If you use a different mail app on your Mac or need to grab something inside a folder or label, you can easily access all your folders with Inky.
Inky also features a one click reply feature that lets you easily reply to similar emails with a boiler plater response. Samsung's new tablets to include features borrowed from the Samsung Galaxy S5. How to speed up the Nexus 7 (2013) The Nexus 7 (2013) could sadly be one of the last Nexus devices if Google plans on ending it and instead pursue the Silver series. The latest addition to the Google tablet family has seen a massive success and offers a great user experience that many have complimented since its arrival. The Nexus 7 isn’t fault-free though, and can be buggy and laggy on occasion, or maybe you just want to give it a bit of a performance boost.
Here are some ways you can speed up the Nexus 7 2013. Samsung Galaxy Tab S tablets to have fingerprint sensor. Hands-on with the new LG G Pad lineup. Apple to give аll 2014 iPhones and iPads Touch ID sensors. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo at KGI Securities, each new iPhone and iPad introduced in 2014 will tout a Touch ID fingerprint sensor. As a result of the push of the security feature, Apple is anticipated to ship 120 million Touch ID fingerprint sensors in 2014.
Additionally, Mr. Kuo says that Apple will start using new chemicals for the production of the sensor module in a push to enhance its durability. Companies ASE and Sharp will handle the redistribution of the module, while Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing carries the manufacturing duties. KGI Research estimates Apple sold 36 million iPhone 5s with Touch ID in 2013 and that the number of Touch ID-enabled devices in 2015 will jump to 233 million.
How to block Facebook game requests on iPhone and iPad. If you don't play Candy Crush Saga, or any other Facebook game for that matter, but you keep getting requests for lives and items from your Facebook friends, you're probably past frustrated. I've even seen some friends delete people or unfollow them simply to stop the never ending stream of game requests. Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 Review. Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 Review. iPad to get split-screen multitasking as part of the iOS 8 update? Apple is apparently looking to bring split-screen multitasking to iPad, 9to5mac is reporting. Samsung launches a tablet for schools: the Galaxy Tab 4 Education. Why the iPad screen is ill-suited for split-screen multitasking. As Apple prepares to unveil iOS 8 at WWDC on June 2nd, rumors are flying. 9to5mac wrote this week that the next version of iOS will probably allow multitasking in a split-screen mode.
That feature has been touted by Microsoft as an advantage of Windows 8 tablets vs. the iPad. Samsung has also promoted its Mutli-Window feature on Android devices. Samsung Premiere 2014 set for June 12, here come the AMOLED tablets! Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 (7.0) Review. Giant 13.3-inch quad HD Samsung tablet emerges in latest leak. Tablets may have been around for years by now, but the companies manufacturing them are still trying to get a handle on what sizes we’re really interested in. While the past couple years have seen growing interest in smaller tablets, leading to the release of devices like the iPad mini, we’ve also see growth on the opposite end of the spectrum, as OEMs experiment with larger and larger slates. Earlier this year, Samsung released a pair of 12.2-inch models, and now a new leak suggests it could push things even bigger, with the development of a 13.3-inch tablet in the works. Archos Announces their 10.1-inch Android-Powered Netbook.
LG adding three sizes to G Pad line - new 7, 8 and 10.1-inch tablets. 9 emerging tablet trends from TabTimes' Tablet Strategy conference. 1. Lots of Windows tablet adoption Microsoft has released some very cool tablets in the past six months from Dell, Nokia, Lenovo, and HP. The most common reasons for Windows adoption appear to be: Androidcentral. Radiant Player for Google Play Music - Beautifully integrate Google Play Music with your Mac. Nvidia Mocha Tablet Leaks Out With Tegra K1 Running the Show. Androidcentral. More rumors point to the next iPads including Touch ID. Samsung Galaxy Tab S series coming soon with WQXGA AMOLED screens, fingerprint sensors. Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet Review.