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    Lexibook Kids Tablet To Arrive In The U.S. Soon

    Lexibook, the French educational tablet maker, recently announced the official launch of its new educational tablets for kids. The tablet will be available in the U.S. from Sept. 5 onwards. A preview launch will be held at Toys' R Us stores across the country giving an opportunity to parents to discover the tablets.

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    Tablet Market Surging, Shipments To Top 100M In 2012 – ABI Research

    The global market for tablet computers continues its upward trend and will likely top 100 million in 2012, according to ABI Research. The April-June quarter set a new record with tablet shipments of nearly 25 million units, marking a 36 percent growth sequentially and a 77 percent growth year-over-year, the report shows.

  • What's App

    Curiosity: Rovio Takes Angry Birds Space To Mars With The Help Of NASA

    If you thought Rovio was running out of ideas for Angry Birds, think again. Rovio recently teamed up with NASA to offer Angry Birds fans, a Curiosity Rover-themed episode of Angry Birds Space. Players will be thrown into Mars where they will launch birds at pigs while learning more about Curiosity and its mission on the Martian landscape.

  • Tablet

    ARCHOS Announces New XS Range Tablets

    The France-based tablet maker ARCHOS unveiled its latest line of tablets - the Gen10 XS. Initially, a 10.1-inch model -101 XS - will hit the shelves in mid-September. The 10.1-inch tablet will be followed by 9.7-inch and 8-inch devices before the end of 2012.

  • What's App

    New Facebook For iOS: Faster, Better & With Timeline For iPad – Available Now

    Facebook Inc. finally launched a faster mobile version of its popular social networking site on Thursday, Aug. 23, appeasing users unsatisfied with the Facebook app for iPhones and iPads. The social giant said it rebuilt the application from the ground up rather than adding a set of new features, thus making it speedier and less clunky.

  • Tablet

    Amazon to Launch New Kindle Lineup with Kindle Fire 2 on Sept. 6

    Online retail giant Amazon is planning a big event on Sept. 6, summoning the media but staying mum on details. "Please join us for an Amazon Press Conference," reads the full text of the invite sent out to the media. The event will take place at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, where the timing seems perfect for a new line of Kindles, including a new Kindle Fire tablet.

  • What's App

    Facebook iOS App Ditches Flash to Improve Wholesale Performance

    The Facebook iOS app received consistent criticism for its lagging performance and failures to update notifications consistently. Facebook earlier in 2012 said an update would arrive around June 2012 and, while a month later, the social network delivered an update based on HTML5 while completely overhauling the performance.

  • Tablet

    Microsoft Surface Tablet: Why The Windows 8 RT Version is Better Than The Windows 8 Pro Version

    Microsoft has big plans to release its Windows 8 based Surface tablet this year, and there is no doubt the Surface tablet will find success. As you may already know, there are two versions of the Surface, one that runs on Windows 8 RT, and the other, which is more powerful, runs on Windows 8 Pro. That said, only one version of the Surface will gain massive success, and we believe it could likely be the Windows 8 RT version.

  • Tablet

    Amazon Event on September 6 Sparks Kindle Speculation

    Amazon.com Inc sent out invitations on Thursday to a September 6 press conference near Los Angeles, re-igniting speculation about possible new tablet devices from the world's largest Internet retailer.

  • Mobile

    Seoul Court Rules Samsung Didn't Violate Apple Design

    Samsung Electronics Co's flagship Galaxy smartphone looks very similar to Apple's iPhone, but the South Korean firm has not violated the iPhone design, a Seoul court ruled on Friday.

  • What's App

    Flickr Receives Android Makeover to Bring Feature Parity With iOS

    Flickr recently saw a major update arrive for the iOS app, and now Android users have access to the refresh also. Version 1.5 brings UI improvements.

  • Tablet

    Android ICS Now On Touchscreen Netbook, Mini PC – All You Need to Know

    Two new Android devices launched on Tuesday, Aug. 21, bringing Google's Ice Cream Sandwich to gadgets other than smartphones and tablets. The first device will hit the UK as a touchscreen-based laptop/netbook for students, while the other will launch in the U.S. as a USB stick-shaped mini PC.