Asus has just revealed at the Mobile World Congress 2012 their new line-up of tablets, featuring the Transformer Pad 300, a more affordable Tablet but still with the greatness of the Quad-Core processor and Tegra 3.
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Archive for the “Tablets” Category
Feb
27
2012
Asus Padfone brings together the best of both worldsPosted by: MASMedia in Android, Other Phone Brands, Smartphones, Tablets
Asus has officially unveiled it’s 9.2mm thin Padfone at the MWC. The unique design utilizes a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED qHD display, a Snapdragon with the Adreno 225 GPU and 8MP camera with LED flash.
Feb
23
2012
Asus Eee Pad Transformer starts receiving ICS todayPosted by: Jonas in Android, Tablets, tags: android 4.0, Asus, Asus Transformer, TF101, update
Feb
23
2012
Android Developers teases the upcoming MWC 2012Posted by: Jonas in Android, Smartphones, Tablets, Video
Do you still remember what the Android presence was like at last year’s Mobile World Congress? Well, in a clear teaser for the upcoming edition of 2012, starting in the next weekend, the Android Developers team released a great video of what was like last year. I must be honest, it brought me back some nice memories and made me more anxious to see how it’s going to be this year! You have to check out the video after the break.
Feb
17
2012
Acer Iconia Tab A100 Gets Ice Cream Sandwich Mid-AprilPosted by: MASMedia in Android, Android Apps, Tablets
With the release of the latest version of the Android OS, more and more device manufacturers are beginning to jump on the Android 4.0 bandwagon and are providing timeframes for when their devices will be updated. The latest to do so is Acer and it’s plans to update their Iconia Tab A100.
Feb
16
2012
Motorola advances with a schedule for the ICS updatePosted by: Jonas in Android, Motorola, Smartphones, Tablets, tags: android 4.0, ics
With all brands starting to show their roadmap for the Android 4.0 ICS update, Motorola has come forward today with their own schedule.
Feb
15
2012
Quick Review: Motorola Xoom Ice Cream SandwichPosted by: Zaeem Siddiqui in Android, Motorola, Reviews, Tablets
Google’s fourth iteration of its operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS), has finally come to the Motorola Xoom, bringing with it a slew of changes. As well as providing a definite performance upgrade, ICS has a simplistic yet sophisticated interface, making it the most intuitive and user friendly version of Android to date. Is Ice Cream Sandwich a big enough upgrade to make the aging and iconic Xoom a worthy competitor in today’s tablet market? Let’s find out.
Feb
14
2012
Sky Go will NOT be compatible with Ice Cream SandwichPosted by: Joe Skerratt in Android, HTC, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Samsung, Tablets, Video
In a statement released in 2011, a Sky Go representative suggested that ensuring compatibility across different Android OS versions was vital and one of the reasons why the Sky Go app has been heavily delayed. Read More »
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