The Notion Ink Adam is an amazing new tablet computer from India. It runs the Android operating system, so there are a variety of good, free education applications already available for it. When it finally releases, these free apps should run fine right out of the box. Which of these great applications would you most likely use to turn your Notion Ink Adam into an educational tool?
Sony’s newly released “personal Internet viewer,” the Dash, is a sort of sleek alarm clock in overdrive. Designed for use in the kitchen and bedroom, the Dash hooks into a home’s Wi-Fi network to deliver news, weather, YouTube and other content through a thousand or so free apps — from Netflix, CNBC, Weather Channel, CBS Sports — from the Dash store. The Dash itself costs $200.
There are around half a million applications for iPhone available today, a huge number by any standards. But not all of them are useful and not all of them are good so we selected the best 100 for you to choose from.
So here it is the long awaited Asus Eee Pad! It comes in 2 sizes - 12 inches and 10 inches with quite a lot of interesting features such as a webcam for video conferences, handwriting recognition,and a docking station is provided too. Moreover, they have a battery life of 10 hours and are powered by Intel's Core 2 Duo CULV chips. Do you think they can outrun the iPad?
There are around half a million applications for iPhone available today, a huge number by any standards. But not all of them are useful and not all of them are good so we selected the best 100 for you to choose from.
Sony Vaio P series has already created a trend of mini laptops especially for the ladies and here comes the updated version with a bigger screen (8 inch), more colors, and most of all an accelerometer. Basically, the main attraction is the accelerometer through which you can browse websites and view documents by tilting or moving the device much like you do with iPhone. Would you buy it?
The iPhone of course! it was out in the market first
The iPad, but it was too big
God created them both at the same time
Apple's CEO Steve Jobs said in a recent press conference that the iPhone evolved from the iPad and not the other way around. Steve Jobs said that he went into Apple's R&D department and asked them to work on a computer like device with internet capabilities that has a multi-touch glass surface. Six months later and he was presented with a prototype that resembled today's iPad and said "we can make this to be a phone, make it smaller!"
Not officially announced but here is a video leak of the BlackBerry Bold 9800. Again, as it is not officially anounced therefore only some specs are available right now such as it has 320 x 480 display, UMTS/HSPA radios and WiFi 802.11n. It is scheduled to be released in summer this year. Let's wait and watch!
