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We’ve finally got some extended time with the BlackBerry PlayBook and we’re pretty excited about this upcoming tablet and feel like it could be a credible competitor to the Apple iPad and the Motorola Xoom. The BlackBerry PlayBook has all the goods on paper: a 7-inch high-resolution display, dual-core 1 GHz processor, WiFi, 4G on…
In one of today’s many press conferences at CES 2011, T-Mobile announced the Dell Steak 7. We had seen plenty of hints that Dell would be enlarging their tablet/smartphone hybrid, but it’s still good to see join all of the other Android tablets launched at the show. No info on pricing or release dates, but…
Research in Motion didn’t want to be one-upped by the Motorola Xoom, so the company just announced that it’s upcoming PlayBook tablet will have 4G capabilities thanks to Sprint and its WiMax network. As you probably know by now, the BlackBerry PlayBook 4G is RIM’s answer to the iPad and the host of tablets we’ve…
Looks like Verizon won’t be the only one kicking of CES 2011 with a 4G Honeycomb tablet. T-Mobile confirmed that it will be carrying the LG G-Slate, an HSPA+ tablet with Android 3.0 Honeycomb. Details on the tablet are sparse but we do know it will include all the goodies available in Android 3.0. This…
Motorola stepped up to the plate and hit a home run with its new XOOM tablet. Previously unveiled, albeit unofficially, by Andy Rubin at a recent mobility conference hosted by AllThingsD, the tablet has been the talk of the tech world since its brief appearance. As expected, the XOOM tablet will include the following features: 10.1-inch…
Good news for tablet fans as Samsung confirmed the upcoming availability of the WiFi-enabled Galaxy Tab. Samsung kicked off its Android tablet lineup with the Galaxy Tab back in late 2010. Notably missing from the successful launch of this slate device was the WiFi-only version, which was announced alongside the 3G version but never hit…
Google has let loose its Android Honeycomb video a little early it seems, as the search giant published, then made private a video showing off its mobile operating system built for tablets. They can’t stop IntoMobile though, as we have the full video below. The video says Google Android Honeycomb is built entirely for tablets.…
AT&T confirmed that it will be receiving the much-rumored Motorola Honeycomb tablet. The Motorola slate dropped on the scene last year and was partially detailed prior to its unofficial unveiling by Andy Rubin at the D:Dive Into Mobile conference. The impressive Android tablet will include a 10.1-inch display, dual-core Tegra 2 processor, and HSPA + connectivity.…
It’s been an avalanche of tablets here in Vegas ever since we landed and while most people are waiting for Motorola to announce its Xoom tablet, LG will definitely be bringing us the Optimus Pad tomorrow. Will it have what it takes to take on the Xoom and the rest of the Android rivals? Tomorrow…
With CES 2011 well and truly on, and new announcements and launches hitting us fast and furious… I figure it’s time for a little bit of humor. Apple humor. iPad humor. In the cartoon above by the brilliant folks at the Joy of Tech, we get a sneak peak into the new features we’ve all…