tablets

So You Want to Buy Mom a Tablet for Mother’s Day

May 5th, 2011 | by Ali Heriyanto

So instead of the traditional Mother’s Day brunch and flowers, you want to take a risk and get your mom

Intel AppUp Center Review

February 8th, 2011 | by Staff

The app. It was one of the buzz words of 2010. It has redefined how we enjoy electronic entertainment. Of

Verizon’s New Line of Smartphones, Tablets, a MIFI, and HotSpot. Can You Hear Me Now?

January 6th, 2011 | by Tiffani Buteau

Verizon may have cried a tear over the iPhone but they seemed to have moved on with a smashing new

EFun add two Android tablets to their Nextbook lineup

January 5th, 2011 | by Zara Stone

Efun demonstrates that tablets are their preferred medium by adding two more to this yearâ€™s CES 2011 line-up. Their new tablets are both Android based and feature capacitive touchscreens for ease of use. The tablets on offer are the 10.1 inch High Definition Next4 and the 7 inch Next6. The former runs off Android 2.2 whilst the latter uses Android 2.1. Whatâ€™s interesting about these is that they are trying to juggle both the tablet world and make dents into the growing eBook marketplace, as the tablets both come equipped with built in Wi-Fi and the Borders eBook store app. The Next4 features 8GB of flash memory whilst the Next6 has 4GB and theyâ€™re both expandable via an SD card slot. They come preloaded with 25 eBooks (most likely classics out of copyright) and feature Wi-Fi for streaming content. The tablet has multiple uses, as not only does it allow you to stream and browse the web, but it also acts as an alarm clock, weather station and photo viewer. Both devices feature built in speakers and a G sensor which acts as an accelerometer, adjusting the screen when you turn it. The new Next tablets will be available in Q2 of 2011, the Next4 for $349.99 for the Next6 for $269.99 from NextBook