Sentences with phrase «like tablet news»

The print - like tablet news reader segment, which was more or less created by Flipboard, is getting crowded in the west, too, with AOL (NYSE: AOL), Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) and, reportedly, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) now joining the likes of Zite and Pulse.

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When Flipboard first appeared on the scene, a dedicated news app for tablets seemed like a great idea, but now many people find their news in all kinds of ways, rather than a single app.

You may catch the early morning news on TV while you get dressed; you may get some news tidbits on the radio while you drive to work; or you may, like a growing majority, turn to the internet for short snippets of news, using your smartphone or tablet.

It's also big technology companies like Apple and startups like Amplify — a brand owned by News Corp. that produces a tablet designed for classroom use and a multimedia Common Core - aligned curriculum.

When a Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 owner contacted Samsung through their official Twitter account in the UK regarding an update to Lollipop or Marshmallow for this particular tablet, he got this response: «We really don't like bringing you news you don't want to hear, but the TabPRO 8.4 will not be getting Lollipop».

The bad news for Amazon is that Forrester predicts tablet computers like the iPad are going to zoom past e-readers so quickly that by 2015 twice as many people will own tablets as e-readers.

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The The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News apps that come pre-installed are full digital replicas of the regular newspapers, and the additional Inquirer Android app was designed specially for the 10 ″ Arnova tablet and provides access to bonus content like photo galleries and videos.

Now, if we also figure - in those who have read a news or magazine - like article using any kind of technical aide — e-book reader, tablet, smart phone, or application — the number grows to well over 40 %.1 That is a huge percentage when looking at the overall «modern reading habits» in America.

But that's just a part of the story; as per the latest tablet PC news, the tablet will not be what everyone would like it to be.

However, a HP branded tablet is back in the news once again and this time they would like us to believe it's definitive: a tablet from HP running WebOS is indeed in the making and is just a few months away from being commercially launched.

Like this one from the wireless service provider Orange who, as per the latest tablet PC news are keen to jump on to the tablet scene with not one but three tablets in all.

While other Murdoch holdings haven't yet garnered the ever - savvy millennial market (remember, this is the man who paid $ 580 million for MySpace, Clippet seems to be taking root and reaching listeners in much the same way that those who prefer visual news have taken to digital magazines and newspapers on their smartphones or tablets, even going so far as to subscribe to unlimited access to content through apps like PressReader.

With all the latest and in depth news and analysis from the world of e-readers, or Tablet / Slates, you sure will like to be part of it.

Featuring all the latest Slate, Tablet and E-Reader news, reviews and rumors, you surely will like every bit of it.

It all started with the news that Apple was engaged in the development of smaller sized tablets — 5 and 7 inch iPads to be specific — to take on the rising segment among tablets made more famous by a string of high profile launches like those of the 5 inch Streak from Dell or the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the PlayBook from Research in Motion, both of which are in the 7 inch category.

B&N had offered discounted Nook devices to those agreeing to a one year subscription to The New York Times, while newspapers like the Philadelphia Enquirer, the Philadelphia Daily News, or The Tribune have given away Android tablets for agreeing to long terms subscription to their services.

SO its just about a third of tablet users who have shown the willingness to actually pay up to have news delivered on their tablets while the remaining tablet owner would rather like to have it free.

Like the way Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News are offering tablets at $ 99 to anyone who subscribe to their newspapers.

While LG might be in the news for its Windows 7 tablet device, the company though would like us to believe an Android powered tablet continues to be in its tablet plans.

So it looks like Apple is trying to expand on their existing platform and try and be the tablet of choice for major news companies to do business with, but they have serious competition from Google Android and Blackberry.

This news isn't wholly surprising — we've had a pretty good idea for a while what an Amazon tablet would be like, that it would directly tap into Amazon's steadily expanding streaming and downloadable media offerings — perhaps with a freshly valuable all - you - can - eat Prime membership.

So, with Motorola Xoom 2 news upon us like a heavy suitcase, it's probably a good idea to straighten out this Google tablet device's specs and features, so that we can take a long, hard look at what the future is all about.

There's no news with regards to the codenamed Peju device from the previous roadmap - it looks like we'll have to wait until 2012 to get some Windows 8 tablet action.

News like this just helps to confirm for developers that there might be something to their product specifically besides as just another budget Android tablet.

The new tablet news aggregator apps like Pulse and Flipboard have attracted only a small following.

The vast majority of tablet news users, 84 %, say the fact that the app came from a news organization they liked is a major factor in their decision to download it.

At the end this device is being put inside a tablet shell just like the Pad - Phone, but there is no news about that yet.

That belief was based on the sense that people would consume information on tablets largely through special applications or apps that provide content from a favorite news organization like the New York Times or one's local newspaper.

News Analysis: It might seem like Apple's iPad is leading the tablet space, but it's not true.

Here's a complete rundown of all the discounts being offered on Black Friday for Kindle Fire tablets — and I've collected and confirmed them from reliable sources like Yahoo! Finance News.

When it came to what people like about the tablet, better access to news content was named most often (about a quarter of respondents mentioned access to news).

Honestly, the whole JooJoo thing seems like such distant and irrelevant news in light of the iPad, and soon Android and Chrome OS tablets.

Tablets are supposed to be excellent media consumption devices, so I did a few things like reading books / news, watch video and listen to music.

Tablets, lacking a mouse or a keyboard, are better for tasks that have simpler tactile and visual elements - like paging through a photo gallery, checking online news or blogs, or reading a digital magazine.

Looks like there is another dual screen tablet in the news with Taiji's 8 inch Dual screen tablet hitting the FCC.

But it looks like they aren't out of the game yet with news that they are in fact manufacturing the a new version of the Aakash tablet next month that ups the specs while maintaining the same price of just over 2,000 rupees, or around $ 40.

Up to this point every seven - inch tablet is going to get compared to the Nexus 7 — while that may be familiar territory for companies like Amazon and Barnes & Noble, the fact that Apple is no longer the de facto king of a market segment (even if it's just the seven - inch version) is pretty big news within the quickly - changing tech sphere.

Nintendo of America CEO Reggie Fils - Aime delivered the news on - stage, also confirming the tablet - like controller; the 6.2 ″ screen is touch sensitive (single - touch) and can be drawn on, for example.

In 2012 mobile devices like tablets, smart phones and their associated applications became big news, and it is said they are now driving the future of online browsing and social media.

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In other news, ARM, the microarchitecture company whose designs partners like Qualcomm, NVIDIA, MediaTek, Huawei and others turn into chips that power our phones, tablets and even laptops, unveiled its latest high - end chip design, the Cortex - A73.

Apple is planning to release a next - generation iPad Pro this year with slim bezels and Face ID, like the iPhone X, according to Mark Gurman at Bloomberg News, and evidence of the tablet may have been uncovered in iOS 11.3.