Not long after the iPad first came out the medical industry started deploying the tablet for various purposes from storing data to researching and displaying that research. Financially, does it actually pay off to spend money on iPads in this field? One hospital can conclude it most certainly is. That hospital, which is choosing to…
Android tablets to dominate the market soon
Apple has managed to keep its leading position in the tablet market having ended the first quarter of this year with 50% share of all tablet shipments. However, the Android ecosystem is poised to overtake iOS. According to ABI Research, Android will keep growing not least thanks to the huge Chinese market, which may be…
Samsung introduces two new affordable Galaxy Tab 3 tablets
Samsung is known for releasing a variety of Android devices at different price points and with different features. It recently added the Galaxy S4 mini to its handset lineup, and today it refreshed its Galaxy Tab lineup with the affordable Galaxy Tab 3 8-inch and the Galaxy Tab 3 10.1-inch. The 8-inch Tab 3 features a WXGA resolution…
Amazon Cuts Kindle Fire HD Prices For Father’s Day
Father’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re looking to get Dad a new tablet, look no further. Amazon is offering a sweet deal on its Kindle Fire HD tablet line, offering $20 off of their already affordable line of tablets. The offer starts today and ends on June 8th. Amazon has three…
Tegra 4-Powered Asus Infinity Pad Unveiled at Computex
Asus recently took the wraps off of its next generation Transformer Infinity Pad, one of the company’s best tablet offerings today. However, the real treat for the latest Infinity Pad is that it’s powered by NVIDIA’s insanely powerful Tegra 4 CPU. The latest Transformer Infinity Pad rocks the following specs: 10.1 inch 2560 x 1600 WQXGA…
Some Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 versions to be powered by Intel chips?
Samsung is either experiencing some (serious) problems in its own chip supplies or is having some other plans we’re not aware off. The Korean company is making its own Exynos chips for mobile devices (or is sourcing them from Qualcomm), so we’re surprised to learn that it may use some Intel-made chips in its products.…
Where’s my Nexus 10 keyboard dock? Or any dock for that matter?
You may know that the Nexus 10 comes with a Pogo port at the bottom which as far as Google (or that’s Samsung) is/are concerned shouldn’t be used at all. Sure, you can grab a third-party Pogo charger, but where’s my dock? Heck, I don’t want just any dock — like the one that was…
Acer Iconia Tab A1-810 starts selling in Europe
The newly announced Acer Iconia Tab A1-810 is now available in Europe with users living in major countries like France and Germany being able to but one for 189 EUR. That money gets you a 16GB Wi-Fi-only model that also comes with MediaTek’s MT8125 1.2GHz quad-core processor, 7.9-inch 1024×768 IPS display, 5-megapixel rear camera, VGA…
HP SlateBook x2 hitting Europe in late July
HP’s newly announced SlateBook x2 is heading to Europe where interested users will be able to grab it in late July for no less than 449 EUR (about $580). That money gets you a Wi-Fi-only model as well as a keyboard dock with its own battery. If you missed the SlateBook x2 announcement, you should…
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 with AT&T-compatible 3G and 4G radios clears the FCC
Lucky FCC employees get to play with all the latest gadgets before the rest of us get the chance to do so. The latest toy they got to test is the LTE-enabled Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 that has AT&T written all over it. Yup, this model will sing along 850 and 1900 MHz frequencies when…








