| Why I ordered a Nexus 7 tablet ZDNet (blog) I have no shortage of tablets here in Mobile News Manor so the last thing I need is another one. My current stable has the following tablets: Asus Transformer Prime; Apple iPad (4G, 64 GB); Samsung Galaxy Tab (original 7-inch with 3G); Samsung Galaxy ... See all stories on this topic » |  ZDNet (blog) |
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He said the tablets will be funded by a grant from the National Policing Improvement Agency aimed at developing appropriate mobile solutions to improve police efficiency. The design and development costs for the project are £25000. "It is about ...
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But Microsoft has to introduce a tablet not only because of the obvious success of the market niche but because its operating system strategy around Windows 8 is aimed at mobile devices. Will it work? An operating system that unites everything from ...
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The PocketGamer.biz Mobile Mavens is our panel of experts drawn from all sectors of the mobilegaming industry. Little over a week after Microsoft pulled the covers off Surface, Google introduced its own tablet Nexus 7 – albeit manufactured by Asus ...
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| HP to offer Intel processor based Windows 8 Tablets this year The Mobile Indian HP will focus on introducing Intel Cedar Trail-W based Windows 8 tablets. See all stories on this topic » |  The Mobile Indian |
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Intel has not had much success in the mobile space for this reason - the company's traditional focus on high powered desktop computers means that ARM has all but monopolised the mobilephone and tablet sector, with some 90% market share.
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| This Week in Tablets: Google's Android tablet is the Nexus 7 ITProPortal The latter was the case in the US this past Wednesday at Google's I/O 2012 conference in downtown San Francisco when the company announced its mildly anticipated tablet, the Nexus 7. You could hear the collective yawn from blocks away. Nothing ... See all stories on this topic » |  ITProPortal |
| Qualcomm Talks Tablet Development and Developer Platforms Bright Side of News* (blog) Raj also went into more detail regarding their mobile development tablet, the MDP APQ8064A. The MDP APQ8064A features Qualcomm's quad-core APQ 8064 processor running at 1.5GHz with Adreno 320 graphics. In addition to four processing cores and ... See all stories on this topic » |  Bright Side of News* (blog) |