Monthly Archives: March 2012
Google video service approved for Kansas City
Quick, everybody - get you Nostradamus hats on. Google has applied for a license to distribute an at-home video service in Kansas City, Missouri, which...
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 drops by the FCC
If it's taken you this long to purchase a Galaxy Tab 10.1 and you're not swayed by the Galaxy Note 10.1's fancy-pants stylus input, this one...
Qualcomm Spark launches – helps push boundaries of mobile computing
Today Qualcomm has just announced the release of a brand new mobile computing and technology site called Spark. This isn't an app for Android,...
Sharp RW-T110 tablet has Gingerbread and lots of cheek
What's more annoying than a brand-new Android device that's running an OS version behind? One that's running two versions behind, with no clear reason...
Olivetti unveils new OliPad’s with Tegra 3 and 8-inch stylus model
While we don't always report on some of the lesser known manufactures, this Italian computer company has been around for more than 100 years...
Samsung Galaxy Beam set to brighten the market this April
The Samsung Galaxy Beam is in the news again today and will apparently be making its way to the market this April. This is...
Qualcomm releases Adreno graphic drivers for ICS – let the custom ROMs flow
Good news appeared over the weekend for many HTC smartphone owners, especially the ones with slightly older devices running Qualcomm processors. While Qualcomm hasn't...
Humble Bundle Part 2 hits Android – 5 new games and you decide the...
The Humble Bundle is back for another round of gaming on our favorite devices, Android phones and tablets of course. After their first Humble...
Latest Linux kernel release adds Android code
It's often forgotten these days, but at its heart Android is a Linux-based operating system (with a healthy dose of C and Java thrown...
Samsung releases Galaxy S II ICS source code
Good news, open source enthusiasts: as they've done with pretty much every one of the Android phones and updates, Samsung has posted the open...
Sony V150 quad-core Ice Cream Sandwich tablet spotted in benchmarks
Sony's a bit overdue for a new tablet - while the Tablet P and Tablet S are only technically about six months old, they're running on hardware...
CyanogenMod 7.2 (Gingerbread) release candidate available
With all the hubbub about Ice Cream Sandwich, it's hard to remember that CyanogenMod has two active builds going at the moment. The older...
Features
Galaxy S21 FE vs Galaxy S21: Which one is worth your...
The Galaxy S21 FE may have been cancelled and then delayed but Samsung's plan prevailed. The new Fan Edition comes out a month before...
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Galaxy Tab S8 series new leak reveals almost everything
February 9 is expected to be an exciting one for Samsung. As it unfolds the Unpacked event with enthusiasm, there will be some devices...
