Sentences with phrase «tablet specific»

More so on the back of an earlier report that had surfaced back in September and had pointed out to HTC actually awaiting the release of the more tablet specific version of Android to proceed with their tablet plans.

Also, another fact that the new site has shed light is that the tablet will come equipped with the usual Android button in spite of the tablet to come pre-loaded with Honeycomb and with Google having made it amply clear the newest tablet specific Android update will be operable sans any external buttons.

But the iPad runs tablet specific apps and software while this thing is running just 2.2 with an tabletized version of sense sitting on top.

2) Lack of tablet specific apps.

Many software and hardware hacks, rooting methods, and other phone and tablet specific tweaks originate from the members of the XDA Forum.

LG opted out with a very few other tablet manufacturers to await the release of the more tablet specific version of Android, aka Honeycomb.

Typing «XOOM», «HD» or «Honeycomb» in the Android Market yields very few tablet specific apps right now.

While there are many changes with the new iteration of iOS for the iPhone, the iPad is also getting a few tablet specific updates.

We expect the world's first tablet specific newspaper will be designed to make the best use of the iPad's rich multimedia playback capability and would include video and audio clippings where ever possible.

They have negligible tablet specific apps.

The main new features are highlighted below, not including in the list are tablet specific fixes, like the SD card fix on the US Motorola Xoom which comes with the 3.2 update.

Supposed to be heavy tablet customization, ARM support, tablet specific UI and will may just pwn Android.

Users who use Photoshop and Wacom tablets specific for the task of drawing may feel right at home with the Surface Pro 3 in this regard.

It's possible that Microsoft may take an approach that's similar to Apple's App Store, where tablet specific apps don't run on the phone, but phone apps scale to run on a tablet.

Amazon recently announced that they will release tablet specific versions of their Kindle software for Android and Windows powered tablets.

The official date for the big transition has been set in stone for June 4th, which is pretty late for a tablet that once boasted of being the first tablet to run Google's tablet specific Android 3.0 Honeycomb.

My belief is that any tablet specific functionality will come as a by - product of other work.

I think there are lot of people who will not by an iPad because of Apple's closed ecosystem and also hesitate to buy Android tablet (some are suspiciously cheap, no tablet specific Google OS version is available now, confusion about OS versions, etc.).

All three tablets are based on Android 2.2 Froyo and there is no word from HCL as to when we can expect the update to the tablet specific Honeycomb.

Jelly bean in turn is considered to be a minor upgrade over Android ICS and is believed to incorporate some tablet specific features.

The Motorola Xoom is already on the market as the first device running the tablet specific version of Android, 3.0 (honeycomb).

Also, apart from LG, among the other manufacturers who have held back on their tablet plans till Google comes up with the tablet specific version of the Android are Lenovo and HTC, to name just two of them.

And that's not all — the tablet which is yet to have a name will run the tablet specific version of Android — version 2.3 codenamed Honeycomb.

It might well be the next iteration of Windows 7, the Windows 8 which it is believed to have been designed right from the ground up stage to be tablet specific and not as resource intensive as the current version of Windows is.

More so since Samsung is yet to come out with a definitive roadmap spelling out the upgrade to the tablet specific Honeycomb for the Galaxy Tab.

Motopad won't be alone in the market too long as LG is also awaiting the release of the tablet specific version of the Android OS for its tablet tentatively called Optimus Tab.

Both the figures have been doing the rounds as the Ice Cream version would be an amalgamation of sorts of Android Honeycomb that is tablet specific and Android Gingerbread that is meant for use more in a smartphone.

Turbo boost as well as a tablet specific variant are in the works...

More so since by that time Google will have its tablet specific version of Android, the Gingerbread, up and running.

The Gingerbread will have some tablet specific tweaks though and its still a lot better to have a working Gingerbread on - board if not Honeycomb going by the choice of apps that it offers.

Also, two of the tablets - the 7 inch Acer Iconia Tab A100 and the 10.1 inch Acer Iconia Tab A500 run the tablet specific version Android 3.0 Honeycomb while the third variant - Acer Iconia... [Read more...]

All this makes sense to have a tablet in the market right away instead of waiting for Google to launch the tablet specific versions of Android named Gingerbread and Honeycomb, which was the intention of some within Acer.

Also, two of the tablets — the 7 inch Acer Iconia Tab A100 and the 10.1 inch Acer Iconia Tab A500 run the tablet specific version Android 3.0 Honeycomb while the third variant — Acer Iconia Tab W500 will have on board the Windows 7 operating system.

While LG is patiently awaiting the release of the tablet specific version of the Android operating system codenamed Honeycomb, it has, in the meanwhile gone ahead with its Windows 7 based tablet plans.

There are already reports of Google almost done with the tablet specific Android 3.0 which is now undergoing performance tests.

This notwithstanding the fact that the world has moved on to Android 2.3 and its the tablet specific version of Android, Honeycomb, that is being awaited next week.

The problem was that there's just a regular TV SideView app in the app store as well, which was the number one result, so we didn't realize there was a tablet specific version.

Everything shown off so far has been tablet specific (new UI, updated apps like Browser, Gmail, etc), so what is the plan for 3.0 on phones?

Yes, rather than Google's tablet specific version of its mobile OS, HTC has modified the phone version — this explains the need for physical buttons on the bezel, while Android 3.0 devices use onscreen buttons.

Quickly, we learned Gingerbread would be more of an incremental upgrade to lay down the framework for everything that the tablet specific version of Android — now affectionately known as Honeycomb — would be.