Smartphones, tablets transform mobile gaming market
Economic Times
The report said smartphone and tablet use for gaming continues to expand, providing increased competition in the handheld market. "Mobile devices will compete with dedicated handheld gaming devices, but select consumer segments like core gamers and ...
See all stories on this topic »Tablets make inroads into corporate IT
Financial Times
But PC tablets designed for the consumer market are often relatively fragile, preloaded with consumer apps and lack the specialised management and security features required by many business users, say executives in Verizon Wireless's Enterprise ...
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Who's Ready for Microsoft's Windows RT?
PC Magazine
By Damon Poeter Microsoft's most duopolistic partner may not be terribly excited about the release of Windows RT for ARM-based mobile devices, but plenty of companies not named Intel clearly are. The software giant's first operating system optimized ...
See all stories on this topic »Handheld Gaming Devices in Downward Spiral to Niche Status Thanks to Tablets ...
MarketWatch (press release)
Smartphone and tablet use for gaming continues to expand, making the mobile gaming market an increasingly important companion to dedicated handheld gaming. Senior analyst Michael Inouye comments, "Mobile devices will compete with dedicated handheld ...
See all stories on this topic »ASUS Transformer Prime revisited: Still best Android tablet
ZDNet (blog)
Most importantly for me, Google Chrome beta for Android has been updated regularly and is now easily the best mobile browser on any platform. What sets the Transformer apart from the crowd is the wonderful laptop dock. While not all tablet users want ...
See all stories on this topic »RIM Kills 16GB PlayBook Tablet
InformationWeek
RIM needs to focus all its efforts on BlackBerry 10 and new smartphones, not its ailing tabletbusiness. The more resources RIM can throw at its new platform and devices, the better. MobileConnect addresses the strategic direction that will define ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft SmartGlass to integrate Xbox with tablets and mobiles
The Independent
A free app available across all tablet and mobile devices, Microsoft's SmartGlass technology, announced at this year's E3 show, is another step along the path which console manufacturers are hopeful will lead to a revolution in your living room.
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Economic Times
The report said smartphone and tablet use for gaming continues to expand, providing increased competition in the handheld market. "Mobile devices will compete with dedicated handheld gaming devices, but select consumer segments like core gamers and ...
See all stories on this topic »Tablets make inroads into corporate IT
Financial Times
But PC tablets designed for the consumer market are often relatively fragile, preloaded with consumer apps and lack the specialised management and security features required by many business users, say executives in Verizon Wireless's Enterprise ...
See all stories on this topic »
| Facebook now brings app store for mobiles, tablets The Mobile Indian Facebook has launched an application store for mobile phones and tablets. The app store allows mobile devices to download and play Facebook based application right on the mobile devices itself. Facebook is beginning to roll out the app Center to its ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Mobile Indian |
PC Magazine
By Damon Poeter Microsoft's most duopolistic partner may not be terribly excited about the release of Windows RT for ARM-based mobile devices, but plenty of companies not named Intel clearly are. The software giant's first operating system optimized ...
See all stories on this topic »Handheld Gaming Devices in Downward Spiral to Niche Status Thanks to Tablets ...
MarketWatch (press release)
Smartphone and tablet use for gaming continues to expand, making the mobile gaming market an increasingly important companion to dedicated handheld gaming. Senior analyst Michael Inouye comments, "Mobile devices will compete with dedicated handheld ...
See all stories on this topic »ASUS Transformer Prime revisited: Still best Android tablet
ZDNet (blog)
Most importantly for me, Google Chrome beta for Android has been updated regularly and is now easily the best mobile browser on any platform. What sets the Transformer apart from the crowd is the wonderful laptop dock. While not all tablet users want ...
See all stories on this topic »RIM Kills 16GB PlayBook Tablet
InformationWeek
RIM needs to focus all its efforts on BlackBerry 10 and new smartphones, not its ailing tabletbusiness. The more resources RIM can throw at its new platform and devices, the better. MobileConnect addresses the strategic direction that will define ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft SmartGlass to integrate Xbox with tablets and mobiles
The Independent
A free app available across all tablet and mobile devices, Microsoft's SmartGlass technology, announced at this year's E3 show, is another step along the path which console manufacturers are hopeful will lead to a revolution in your living room.
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| Tablets in handheld gaming smackdown TG Daily Indeed, smartphone and tablet use for gaming continues to expand, making themobile gaming market an increasingly important companion to dedicated handheld gaming. "Mobile devices will compete with dedicated handheld gaming devices, but select consumer ... See all stories on this topic » |  TG Daily |
| RIM discontinues 16GB BlackBerry PlayBook, “remains committed to the tabletspace” MobileSyrup.com By Daniel Bader on June 7, 2012 at 11:47am in Mobile News No, RIM is not discontinuing the PlayBook — they are very much still supporting the year-old tablet. But they are ceasing production of the 16GB model, likely because due to recent markdowns ... See all stories on this topic » |  MobileSyrup.com |