Posted on Feb 26 2013 - 5:47am by Abbie
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Acer have added an additional 8GB of storage to the Acer Iconia B1 tablet, giving the low-cost 7-inch device 16GB of built-in memory. The 7-inch tablet which originally launched at CES, features a dual-core 1.2Ghz Mediatek processor, 1024 x 600 resolution display and Android Jelly Bean 4.1. The Acer Iconia B1 is available in the Middel East, Africa and Europe now...

Overall there have been far fewer surprises than we had hoped for at this years Mobile World Congress, but one nice surprise which many may have missed is that ARM are showing off a prototype Samsung tablet running the Exynos 5 Octa chip. The 5 Octa was first unveiled at CES, but it’s only now at MWC we can actually see the chip in action. The 8-cores are split in to 4 Cortex-A7 cores and 4 Cortex A-15 cores, which can instantly turn on and off, or share processes depending on the task. Engadget have a video here, which shows the...

After failing to impress with their WebOS tablets, HP have decided to give the tablet market another push, and hope to become the worlds “number one computer vendor” with help from Android. As we reported earlier, HP’s first tablet named the Slate 7 has been unveiled, and rather than going after the premium tablet customer, they have gone after the...

Apple’s iPad mini had better watch out, as Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 has finally been unveiled complete with trademark SPen! Basically the Note 8.0 is an oversized Galaxy S3 looking tablet running a quad-core Exynos 4 quad-core CPU running at 1.6GHz, 2GB RAM, HSPA+21 and a large 4600mAh battery! Android 4.1.2 comes as standard, but we can expect Jelly Bean 4.2 to be in the works. Pricing and a launch date have not been confirmed but a general time-frame of Q2 this year means we won’t have long to wait! [ Source ] ...

HP have completed a bit of a turnaround at MWC this year, as the company once famous for WebOS tablets has just announced its first every Android powered tablet! Not only that but it comes at a low price and some interesting specs. Let’s take a quick look at the highlights! The HP Slate 7 packs a stock install of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a dual-core CPU running...

Lenovo have kicked of the Mobile World Congress with a trio of Android tablets, which it is describing as “aggressively priced” and could un-seat the Google Nexus 7 as the budget tablet of choice. Pricing has yet to be announced but judging by the hardware, the Lenovo A1000 is the cheapest of the 3 and will come with a 7-inch display, dual-core Mediatek...

It’s that time of year again so pull up a chair, grab a pint of your favourite beverage and sit back to enjoy the iPad mini rumour and leak roller coaster! As is normally the case, the first iPad mini 2 leaks is a gallery of photos depicting the rear of the new Apple tablet. Dubbed by many as the Retina iPad Mini, due to rumours the new 7.9-inch tablet will receive a boost in pixel density, the new iPad mini is expected to arrive on the market sometime later this year. So, what juicy details to these photos give away? We’ll...

Way back in 2012 a little company from China surprised the world by announcing that they would launch an iPad mini clone which would run Android and cost just $99! What was so shocking was the fact the company announced this on the day of the real iPad mini launch! Months past and we have finally crept in to 2013 with very little word on the iPad mini clone, so was it all a hoax? Was it just vapourware? These spy photos would suggest no. The GooPad mini shown here may finally go on sale as the Minipad, whether or not it has maintained...

I’ll be perfectly honest with you, I’ve not really been taking much notice of Google’s project glass! That’s all changed after watching this demo video though, and a pair will certainly be on my Christmas list for 2014! In the video we get to see the Google glasses being used in various situations from skydiving and stunt plane flying to ice sculpture and sharing images! I have to say that after seeing them used to help a skier follow a route and the ability to take photos or record video with a simple voice command,...

Posted on Feb 20 2013 - 12:47pm by Andi
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Remember back at CES when Lenovo launched the most amazing Android phone every conceived! It was a shock for us too, but that’s nothing to just how shocking the price tag is reported as being! Chinese tech site CnBeta are reporting that the Intel powered Lenovo K900 will cost 3999 Yuan when launched in China later this year, that’s around $640 based on today’s exchange rates! Although expensive the K900 does represent the first Intel powered Android phone on the market, and the specification along with the stainless...