Apple, Gadgets, Android, Microsoft
The Children who flew Virgin Atlantic flight VS011 from Heathrow to Boston this past weekend, had a flight they never will forget. Upon boarding the plane, each passenger received a Windows powered tablet.
Back in November, Nokia (the part of the company that wasn’t sold off to Microsoft) announced its first ever Android-running tablet, the N1. We got specs and pricing information then, along with a very vague release time frame of “Q1 2015”.
CES 2015, the first major tradeshow for the next year, is just around the corner, as it will last from January 6 to January 9, and naturally, most of the large players will attend.
The Christmas holidays are just around the corner and Samsung has obviously taken its time to commemorate its numerous fans with a special dreamscape movie.
Sony is expected to launch the Z4 generation of its flagship devices soon and we’ve already seen initial rumors for the lot – the Xperia Z4, a compact version, a phablet version and a Z4 Tablet.
LG just announced one fine Windows convertible out of the blue, the Tab Book Duo, entering the new era of thin and light Windows computers that have a battery life rivaling or surpassing iOS and Android slates.
Huawei launched the latest member of the Honor family of devices, the 3G-capable T1 tablet. The budget-friendly Android 4.3 slate will hit the shelves in Europe later this month for 130.
A television commercial starring a number of buff elves (Did Santa procure steroids for them?) reveals that big box retailer Best Buy is offering a $40 gift card with the purchase of the Acer Iconia Tab 8.
For a limited time, those purchasing the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 from the Microsoft Store, will be entitled to a $100 promotional credit and a free Snugg sleeve.
Microsoft kicked off its 12 Days of Deals holiday campaign which, just like in the previous years, offers deals on various products – including Windows-based tablets, phones, and laptops.
Toshiba TT301, a massive 1080p 24-inch screen slate that’s quite literally bigger than bigger! Heck, it’s basically a TV, although Toshiba prefers to call it a “business tablet”.
HTC reportedly intends to use a different naming scheme for it. The upcoming flagship handset is currently codenamed HTC Hima, and rumor has it that it will be available starting March 2015.
Google today introduced a brand new Android app called Device Assist – which, as the name suggests, is made to assist and allow you to tap the full potential of your smartphone or tablet.
T-Mobile will soon start selling an LTE variant of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S 10.5, adding it to its holiday line-up of Android devices. The slate will be available from T-Mobile starting December 10.
The latest version of the Galaxy Note tablet isn’t impressing you, thanks to that overly large 12.2-inch screen. If you’d like a deal on something very similar but a little more manageable.
The rumors have been consistent enough that it is relatively certain that such a product is in the works; but, the details about the device are still mostly unknown.
There’s already a Technical Preview of Windows 10 out, which you can download and install if you’re so inclined, but that’s only for computers.
Linshof i8 is an upcoming high-end Android Smartphone made in Germany. For starters, the phone has a 5-inch 1080p display with “Super AMOLED, IPS technology”.
