Has One Laptop Per Child Totally Lost Its Way?
Popular Science
Now compare that to the XO tablet. The app asks what kids want to be, but the answers are heavily slanted toward western kids; options include "astronaut," "musician," "artist," and "mathematician." The apps themselves simply teach kids about space ...
See all stories on this topic »Path finds its way to Kindle Fire
CNET
Private social network Path is branching out with its first application release for Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet. The new application, developed in conjunction with Amazon, landed on the Android-forked platform Thursday and is compatible with Kindle ...
See all stories on this topic »Windows RT tablets continue to flop as Lenovo drops IdeaPad Yoga 11
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Despite Microsoft including Office apps such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and One Note for free on RT devices, the tablet's lack of legacy desktop application support as well as Outlook appear to have doomed the operating system from its inception.
See all stories on this topic »Sky Go MD says Android app has fallen short of expectations
Pocket-lint.com
The Sky Go team has been slowly adding support for the latest handsets, but there are still many notable omissions including tablets. According to Webber the lack of streaming support and not being able to easily adapt the application to different ...
See all stories on this topic »VTech reveals new InnoTab 3 and 3S
Toy News
With the InnoTab 3S, children can access a Kid Safe Web Browser and an exclusive Kid Connect communication application. Kids can use this to send photos, pictures and voice recordings to friends and parents and alongside tablet-to-tablet, they can now ...
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Popular Science
Now compare that to the XO tablet. The app asks what kids want to be, but the answers are heavily slanted toward western kids; options include "astronaut," "musician," "artist," and "mathematician." The apps themselves simply teach kids about space ...
See all stories on this topic »Path finds its way to Kindle Fire
CNET
Private social network Path is branching out with its first application release for Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet. The new application, developed in conjunction with Amazon, landed on the Android-forked platform Thursday and is compatible with Kindle ...
See all stories on this topic »Windows RT tablets continue to flop as Lenovo drops IdeaPad Yoga 11
TweakTown
Despite Microsoft including Office apps such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and One Note for free on RT devices, the tablet's lack of legacy desktop application support as well as Outlook appear to have doomed the operating system from its inception.
See all stories on this topic »Sky Go MD says Android app has fallen short of expectations
Pocket-lint.com
The Sky Go team has been slowly adding support for the latest handsets, but there are still many notable omissions including tablets. According to Webber the lack of streaming support and not being able to easily adapt the application to different ...
See all stories on this topic »VTech reveals new InnoTab 3 and 3S
Toy News
With the InnoTab 3S, children can access a Kid Safe Web Browser and an exclusive Kid Connect communication application. Kids can use this to send photos, pictures and voice recordings to friends and parents and alongside tablet-to-tablet, they can now ...
See all stories on this topic »