Tablet & Ereader Reviews

Right after the release of the Samsung Galaxy Tab, Motorola has introduced their Xoom tablet device. The new device sports a tablet optimized Android 3.0 os. This version is designed specifically for tablets and unlike Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, doesn’t have the issues associated with the older Android 2.2 os. According to Phonedog editor Taylor Martin, the new os AKA Honeycomb, scales extremely well on large devices. Read the rest of this entry »

There are rumors, there are speculations and there are theories on the Apple iPad 3: the unclaimed product. Why do I say that you ask? Well purely because of the fact that Apple hasn’t yet confirmed the iPad 3 and yet we’re being flooded with rumors and features that Apple has yet to confirm. There is truth to these facts, but to what extent? And what can we actually believe? Well quite simply put, we’re not going to know for certain until Apple has made the confirmation but this article will give you an insight on what people are saying and also who’s going to be battling the beast known as Apple in this new-gen Tablet in 2012.
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Tablet Computers are becoming the hot new technology item. You are able to do more than with a netbook and it is smaller. This makes it an easy computer to carry with you to even more places and opens up more possibilities. Some people prefer these to eReaders because you can load an eReader program and do so much more.

What is a tablet computer?

A tablet computer is sometimes called a tablet PC. Since the is not a PC, and some tablets are expected to be Linux based, a tablet computer is the correct term. While it is bigger than a cell phone, it is smaller than a laptop and unless you buy an accessory keyboard it does not have on in the traditional sense.

What does it use for a keyboard?

This mobile computer is typically a flat screen with a virtual keyboard that can appear on the screen. You can use your fingers or a stylus pen type device to type on the tablet. Most are touch enabled allowing you to use your fingers to “flip” pages, enlarge, shrink and move around a screen.
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The demand of mobile computing devices is soaring high. Several new high-end gadgets are coming up and Tablet PCs are the latest inclusion in this regard. Are you planning to buy a good Tablet PC, this is the article for you. Here we will discuss about some of the top Tablets of 2011. If you already have a Tablet and it is not working properly, you can consult a remote computer support provider for troubleshooting the issue. There are many computer consulting companies that offer tech support to fix mobile computing devices. Now let’s have a look at the top tablets of 2011. Read the rest of this entry »

With over 100,000 Android Apps to choose from, working out your Top 10 Android Apps is no mean feat.

Ever since Apple introduced the concept of the easily accessible, user-friendly apps, smart phone ownership has never been such fun. But the problem with Apple is that they are a closed club. You are either an Apple fan boy (or girl) or you are not. However, with Android, Google changed all that. Now the idea of smart phone apps is no longer the exclusive domain of the Apple kingdom. In addition, with the introduction of Windows Phone 7, the Smart phone App market is burgeoning.

The beauty of Android Apps is the fact that the Android operating system is open source. Google were very astute here, allowing the creativity of bedroom developers to shine through, and although Android Apps have some way to go before they reach the 280,000 plus apps for Apple, there are plenty to choose from. So the simple question is, what are the Top 10 Android Apps you must have?

Here are my current choices, which are all free. I must add the caveat, that with new releases every week and this may well change. I have also attempted to select apps that cover a range of functions, so they are a broad selection from games, productivity, social media etc. Read the rest of this entry »