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Google’s Nexus tablet may enter production in April
Feb 25th
Speculation surrounding an own-brand Google tablet began late last year when Google chairman Eric Schmidt was quoted as saying the company planned to soon “ market a tablet of the highest quality .” The slate is expected by many to be a 7-inch Nexus-branded device that will run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and compete with the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet at $199.
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Google’s Nexus tablet may enter production in April
Microsoft’s Xbox 720 will have a touch-screen controller: report
Feb 11th
At last year’s E3 trade show, Nintendo admittedly bungled the debut of its Wii U console. But if you were actually in the crowd when the company showed off the revolutionary new controller, which looks and feels more like an iPad than a bunch of joysticks and buttons, you would have seen a lot of excitement among the gaming establishment.
Barnes & Noble Q2 earnings reveal Nook Tablet as its fastest selling device
Dec 1st
Barnes & Noble issued its fiscal Q2 2012 earnings report today, revealing its Nook line of products to be a $220 million business, while its latest Nook Tablet has become the company’s fastest selling device to date. However, even with the success of its Nook sales, the company overall faced a net loss of $6.6 million this past quarter…
E-reader wars: How the Nook Tablet compares to the Kindle Fire
Nov 8th
In a remarkably speedy attempt at one-upmanship, Barnes & Noble announced its new Nook Tablet today , a direct competitor to Amazon’s similar Kindle Fire.
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E-reader wars: How the Nook Tablet compares to the Kindle Fire
Nook Tablet’s Read and Record hands-on (video)
Nov 8th
The multimedia features on the new Nook Tablet mean more than just watching video and listening to music — they actually give a bit of a boost to the reading experience, as well. One of the best implementations of this is the new Read and Record feature, an update to the Nook Color’s Read and Play feature, which takes advantage of the Tablet’s new mic to let users (parents in most cases, we assume) record narration to children’s books.
Panasonic Toughpad A1 Android tablet for when the going gets tough
Nov 8th
Panasonic may not be the first people you think of when it comes to making tablets, but with the Panasonic Toughpad A1 the company is offering up a 10.1-inch Android tablet built to last no matter what you do for work or play.
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Panasonic Toughpad A1 Android tablet for when the going gets tough
Karuma PlayBase: Tablet for Toddlers?
Nov 7th
While I’ve seen plenty of toddlers playing with iPhones and iPads, since they aren’t completely smash-proof, you might want to think about giving your little terror a PlayBase from Karuma instead. This is supposed to be an affordable tablet that’s made for younger children. It’s perfect when you don’t want to hand over your iPad 2 and risk having its glass screen shattered or aluminum back dented.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus now available from Amazon for $400
Nov 4th
Samsung’s brand new Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus tablet is now available from Amazon for $400. The tablet was originally expected to make its U.S
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus now available from Amazon for $400
Nokia CEO hints at possible Windows 8 tablet
Nov 4th
While discussing his intentions to expand Nokia’s presence in the United States, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop recently made comments that suggest his company could have a Windows 8 tablet in the pipeline. “There’s a new tablet opportunity coming,” Elop told Bloomberg in a recent interview. “We see the opportunity
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Sky mobile apps on the way include Movies channel companion for iOS, Go for Android
Nov 4th
Back in June,the UK’s Sky TV said we would see an Android version of its mobile viewing Sky Go app, and while it may not have arrived in time to fall back (in Europe, don’t ask us to explain DST around the world, it makes our heads hurt) the company says it’s still on track.
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