Released in the summer of 2012, iberry’s AUXUS AX02 was the first tablet featuring Android 4.0.3 in a tablet. With support for Indian Languages in its browser, this tablet, now priced at Rs 9990 should be in your checklist if you are looking for a budget tablet. Continue reading → 
When Intel was under fire and deemed incompetent in the smartphone category, industry experts wrote off Intel saying “Intel can’t make smartphones”! Smartphones and tablets were almost always powered by ARM-based, power efficient processors. Continue reading → 
Windows 8 is due to be launched on 26 October and so is Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2. With a 10.1 inch display, 10 hours battery life and 3G support, this tablet is sure to give you the value for your money. Lenovo plans to roll out a keyboard and a stylus together with this tablet […] Continue reading → 
Reliance Communications recently launched its 3G Tab, becoming the first telecom operator in India to provide tablets on both 3G as well as CDMA networks.The tablet supports common features like Video recording, Wi-Fi Hotspot, Bluetooth, Voice calling, GPS, Alarm, MobileTV and SMS. Priced at Rs 14, 449, it comes with a large number of plans […] Continue reading → 
Acer has launched it’s new 7″ tablet – Iconia A110, a succeeder to Iconia A100. The newly launched tablet is going to give tough competition to both Nexus 7 and Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet. Iconia A110 is only the second tablet which will be operating on Android’s latest version, Jelly Bean. Specifications of the Acer […] Continue reading → 
Retina display is a term coined by Apple Inc. to describe display device specification having a pixel density such that the human eye fails to distinguish between two adjacent pixels in a pixelated image. Every image that we see on a modern display device is pixelated. Pixels can be thought of as fine dots which […] Continue reading → 
Cloud computing has essentially revolutionized mobile computing. Storing documents and applications on a remote server and accessing them anytime and anywhere, provided an internet connection is available, has enabled professionals and students alike to go beyond the realm of personal computing. The immense power and portability provided by tablets has proved to be the icing […] Continue reading → 
Since the advent of touchscreens in the late 1960’s touchscreens have undergone myriad number of advancements. From scratch-resistant screens to ultra-sensitive ones, these interfaces just speak volumes about the way technology has evolved. Touchscreens come in two variants: Resistive and Capacitive. The nomenclature reflects the working of the two varieties. Resistive touchscreens were the […]
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