FAA to study airline passenger use of tablets and other devices
Los Angeles Times
The Federal Aviation Administration is putting together a group to study mobile electronic device use by passengers. It will be looking at what gadgets passengers can safely use while aboard and when. But cellphone calls will be off the table. The FAA ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphones and Tablets: Racing Toward Commoditization
Forbes
First, the consumer got confused over how to distinguish and select products. Second, data convergence and the smartphone came along and put cell phone manufacturers out of their misery. What happens if smartphones and tablets all begin to look alike ...
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3 Ways Amazon Can Disrupt The Mobile Industry
Tablet Crunch (blog)
Amazon is one week and two days (as of this writing) away from making a really big announcement. Nobody knows exactly what the details are, and the web is buzzing with speculation as to what Amazon has up its sleeves. But ultimately, what's coming down ...
See all stories on this topic »Archos announces dedicated gaming tablet with the Archos GamePad
Know Your Mobile (blog)
Archos is taking a leaf out of Sony's book by producing an Android device specifically for mobilegaming. The company announced its plans as the IFA 2012 conference in Berlin, Germany, where it unveiled the Archos GamePad, a 7-inch tablet with a ...
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iPad management, security crucial in hospital tablet roll out
Macworld (blog)
One big issue is related to how everyone from medical students and professors, to physicians and other staff caring for patients in the hospital, all were clamoring during the last year or so to be able to connect their own mobile devices of all kinds ...
See all stories on this topic »New quad-core Intel Atom SoCs target PCs, servers, and tablets
Ars Technica
... to enable AirPlay or Miracast-like streaming to a TV from mobile devices. The GPU's two display pipes support up to two simultaneous displays at once over HDMI, DisplayPort, DSI (for the tabletversions), and VGA (for the desktop and mobile versions).
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AMD looks to bridge the gap between x86 and ARM
Computerworld
IDG News Service - Advanced Micro Devices is taking steps to bridge the gap between x86 and ARM processors, and hopes to build a foundation from which programs will operate on mobile devices liketablets independent of architecture, the company's ...
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Los Angeles Times
The Federal Aviation Administration is putting together a group to study mobile electronic device use by passengers. It will be looking at what gadgets passengers can safely use while aboard and when. But cellphone calls will be off the table. The FAA ...
See all stories on this topic »Smartphones and Tablets: Racing Toward Commoditization
Forbes
First, the consumer got confused over how to distinguish and select products. Second, data convergence and the smartphone came along and put cell phone manufacturers out of their misery. What happens if smartphones and tablets all begin to look alike ...
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| Microsoft's Mobile Moment: Will Consumers Buy In? Wall Street Journal and the blow to Google Inc.'s Android software that powers its phones—has given carriers and phone manufacturers a strong incentive to pursue an alternative mobileoperating system. Enlarge Image. image. Close. image. Reuters. Joe Belfiore, corporate ... See all stories on this topic » |  Wall Street Journal |
Tablet Crunch (blog)
Amazon is one week and two days (as of this writing) away from making a really big announcement. Nobody knows exactly what the details are, and the web is buzzing with speculation as to what Amazon has up its sleeves. But ultimately, what's coming down ...
See all stories on this topic »Archos announces dedicated gaming tablet with the Archos GamePad
Know Your Mobile (blog)
Archos is taking a leaf out of Sony's book by producing an Android device specifically for mobilegaming. The company announced its plans as the IFA 2012 conference in Berlin, Germany, where it unveiled the Archos GamePad, a 7-inch tablet with a ...
See all stories on this topic »
| Using mobile phones and tablets before bed could be affecting your sleep, warn ... Daily Mail Using mobile phones and tablets before bed could be affecting your sleep, warn scientists - and they say teens are most at risk. Researchers warn against using gadgets with a backlit display (which is most phones, TVs and tablets) for more than an hour ... See all stories on this topic » |  Daily Mail |
Macworld (blog)
One big issue is related to how everyone from medical students and professors, to physicians and other staff caring for patients in the hospital, all were clamoring during the last year or so to be able to connect their own mobile devices of all kinds ...
See all stories on this topic »New quad-core Intel Atom SoCs target PCs, servers, and tablets
Ars Technica
... to enable AirPlay or Miracast-like streaming to a TV from mobile devices. The GPU's two display pipes support up to two simultaneous displays at once over HDMI, DisplayPort, DSI (for the tabletversions), and VGA (for the desktop and mobile versions).
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| Android tablets gain support in Firefox's latest update Technology Bloom News Thanks to the recent update, the fast and secure browsing experience we loved about the mobile version of Firefox is now fully available for tablets. It even sports a custom interface that makes full use of the screen real estate that is abundant in ... See all stories on this topic » |  Technology Bloom News |
Computerworld
IDG News Service - Advanced Micro Devices is taking steps to bridge the gap between x86 and ARM processors, and hopes to build a foundation from which programs will operate on mobile devices liketablets independent of architecture, the company's ...
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