Sentences with phrase «plans bigger tablets»
And hey, if small scale tablets aren't your cup of tea, Microsoft also plans bigger tablets.
https://www.digitaltrends.com/ Not exact matches
Such is the success of MediaTek, that the big names such as Acer and Micromax India have announced plans to release budget smartphones and tablets based on this brand of processor
With more and more folks moving (by choice or otherwise) shared data plans, adding a tablet is not as big a deal as it used to be.
Intel has already announced its firm intentions to make it big in the tablet segment and has drawn up plans to increase its share in the ARM - dominated tablet market.
The big plan right now is to get the audiobook app loaded on all of the Samsung 4 Nook tablets and then launch a big marketing campaign in their bookstores.
«Currently there is nothing specifically planned outside the UK, but that's not always going to be the case,» a person close to the company told TechCrunch on the occasion of its Blinkbox digital content launch earlier this year, when the company also made a big point of hinting hard about a tablet launch.
Digitimes is reporting that Toshiba has big plans for 2011, including 3 new Tablet computers running Google Android, Google Chrome and Windows 7.
Meanwhile, the company already has ambitious plans to come up with an even bigger Windows 7 tablet with an 11.6 inch display as well as a smaller tablet in the 7 inch category running the Android operating system.
We've been informed by a couple of our sources that T - Mobile has something big planned for the small LG G Pad tablet this month, just in time for Father's Day.
This while Samsung makes room to accommodate the two bigger Honeycomb tablet the launch plans of which can be expected anytime now.
The launch event has been planned to take place in New York which shouldn't come as a surprise considering the US is perhaps the biggest tablet market right now with the iPad ruling the roost.
Not everyone agrees that Apple are planning to launch an iPad Pro, some can't see the point given that it would compete more directly with the MacBook range, while others object to the idea of a larger tablet device claiming that it would simply be too big to be usable.
This particular tablet has been rumored quite a few times, but Apple is yet to confirm if it has plans to launch a tablet with this big a screen.
It looks like the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 will be a solid mid-range tablet for those who want a bigger screen than the Kindle Fire and Tab 2 7.0, making it a tempting choice for those who plan to use their slates primarily at home.
An article in the New York Times charting the new wave of tablets from Google, Microsoft, and of course Apple and Amazon, alleges that the Kindle creator is working on a new tablet with a bigger touchscreen than the original Kindle Fire, citing a developer «briefed on Amazon's plans» as the source.
Samsung is going big with two new 12.2 - inch tablets this year, but it also has no plans to leave the smaller tablet segments unchecked.
Apple appears to have big plans for the iPad's future, and with competitors such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the BlackBerry Playbook and an anticipated WebOS tablet in the pipeline, Apple needs to keep improving the iPad's feature set.
Samsung could have big plans for an upcoming Windows - based tablet.
It is still unclear what Amazon's tablets plans are going forward, but we expect it to launch a bigger screened model to compete with the likes of the new iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab 2.
The Android 3.0 app environment remains a big question mark, but the Transformer plus Mobile Docking Station has the potential to be a winning combination for prospective tablet owners who plan to use the device for both productivity and entertainment.
Earlier this week, we at Pocket - lint brought you the news that ViewSonic is planning a big (well, little in size but big in attitude) tablet launch at IFA.
Samsung apparently has more big plans on the tablet front, with a massive 12 - inch tablet running Microsoft's Windows 10 expected to make its debut sometime early next year.
With these big brands not having any immediate plans in this space, does this mean that consumers don't care about tablets anymore?
If Best Buy's $ 800 price for Motorola's Xoom — the company's powerful Android 3.0 tablet — seems too big a pill to swallow, maybe you'll find it a bit easier with Verizon's 24 - month data plan, which lowers the price of the device to $ 600.
Supply chain sources told Digitimes that Sony plans on releasing the bigger tablet in the first half of 2015.
Sleek, sexy design notwithstanding, the Toshiba Excite 10 LE's price (and launching a day before Apple unveils its latest tablet plans) will be its biggest obstacle.
It seems that Kobo has big plans for the future and although Barnes and Noble, one of its main competitors, has decided to pull out of the custom Android tablet / eBook reader market, the Toronto based eBook company is developing a new 10 inch Android tablet as it tries to take on Amazon.
Although not perfect in terms of functionality (on the other hand, neither is the iPad 2), the tablet can deliver kind of everything a tablet has to do - video playback, some gaming, solid connectivity (you can go for different 3G data plans from all big carriers) and decent autonomy.
If you're planning on buying big ticket items like TV's, Laptops, Tablets or Phones, you'll want to look at the Bestbuy online sales.
Microsoft is betting big on Surface tablets and plan to eat into Apple's pie in tablet marketshare.
Apple is planning to make some big design changes to the iPad lineup next year, based on a new report that claims the tablet will ditch the home button.
One developer who has knowledge of Google's plans says that Google wants games to work seamlessly between mobile devices and Android TV, which will allow Android users to play a game on a smartphone and / or tablet and then resume it on the big - screen TV that's hooked up to an Android TV.