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Kindle Fire Update v.6.3: Top New Features Explained
Amazon has updated the Kindle Fire to v.6.3, making the greatest and best updated yet for the #1 Android-based tablet device. The new features brought to the Kindle Fire via the new updated should make many existing owners and potential new owners happy. We are pleased with Amazon's choice of focusing on services instead of releasing new hardware on a regular basis because content is king, while everything else is secondary.
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Apple's iPad tops Consumer Reports' list despite heat issue
Apple Inc's new iPad topped Consumer Reports' list of tablets despite the influential watchdog's having earlier stoked doubts about the latest iteration of the best-selling tablet by saying it threw off more heat when used heavily.
Google Nexus Tablet: The iPad Killer Could be Priced as Low as $199 (or Even Lower)
Apple iPad is the crowned king of tablet market, followed by Android tablets. However, Google wants to change the game by snatching the spotlight from Apple, with its Nexus tablet that could be priced at $199 or even lower.
LG Flexible e-Display Could Revolutionise e-Reader, Tablet Industry
LG will launch a six-inch display next month that can bend up to 40 degrees. At the same size as the Amazon Kindle, LG threatens to change the e-Reader and tablet industries forever.
Foxconn chairman pledges to raise pay in China, invest in Hainan
Foxconn Technology Group will keep on increasing worker salaries in China and cutting the hours of work, Chairman Terry Gou said on Sunday, after it came under fire for poor working conditions for employees making Apple iPhones and iPads.
Apple's iPad tops Consumer Reports' list despite heat issue
Apple Inc's new iPad topped Consumer Reports' list of tablets despite the influential watchdog stoking doubts two weeks ago by saying the latest iteration of the best-selling tablet threw off more heat when used heavily.
Intel Ivy Bridge Leaked Launch Dates Suggest End April Debut, Mac Bound
After a series of delays with the much-anticipated new Ivy Bridge processor line from Intel, it now seems that the wait is about to be over. According to a schedule leaked by CPU World, we can expect an array of Intel Ivy Bridge chipsets to start launching soon, between April 22 and April 28. Earlier reports pointed to June for the launch. Still, there is no official release date from Intel, so for now, all reports and leaked schedules are in the rumor stage.
Google to Open Online Tablet Store: Report
Google Inc is planning to open an online store to sell tablet PCs directly to consumers, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal on Thursday.
Apple Offers Refund to Australian Buyers of New iPad
Apple Inc will email all buyers of its new iPad in Australia to offer them a refund, a lawyer for the company said on Wednesday, after the nation's consumer watchdog accused it of misleading advertising over one key aspect of the product.
4G LTE Stirs Trouble for New iPad in Australia
The new iPad boasts of the super fast 4G LTE connectivity, but the network has stirred up trouble in Australia.
New iPad 3 Battery Problem Can Be Fixed With These Tips and Tricks
Your iPad should be powering along fine for 9 hours, before it needs to recharge. But a few simple adjustments, can help you get the most out of your battery.
New iPad 3 Not Much Hotter Than Android Rivals, Thermal Tests Suggest
Last week the Internet was abuzz with reports that the new iPad 3 was overheating. However, recent tests conducted by PCWorld show the thermal condition of the device is in line with rival Android tablets.
Tough Times in the U.S.-China iPad Smuggling Game
Early on the morning of March 16, Wong Tat joined a line of about 100 people waiting for the launch of the new iPad in a chilly rain outside an Apple store on the outskirts of San Francisco.
