Sentences with phrase «tablets heading our way»

Remember, the year is still young and there are plenty of feature - packed tablets heading our way, but if the specs and price suit your needs go for it.

Last month BGR broke the news of the names «Coyote» and «Hollywood» two tablets heading our way via Amazon.

Not exact matches

Business heads can spend some time every week on learning something new — be it on the mobile, on the way to office; or, on a tablet between meetings.

Something that is evident in the words of the company's head of European operation, Mr. Eric Cador when he said: «In the PC world, with fewer ways of differentiating HP's products from our competitors, we became number one; in the tablet world we're going to become better than number one.

IS the reason for the unique charger that the Kobo Vox is meant to be an international ereader / tablet and this way they can manufacture one «transformer» unit with exchangeable heads for sale in countries that use a different type of plug?

It didn't take long to start hearing about the hardware options headed our way that will take advantage of Android TV — with one of the first big announcements coming from Razer (a company best known for high - end gaming PCs, laptops and tablets).

I'm holding fire on buying a tablet until the detailed reviews of the Fire and Nook are out, but I doubt I'll be heading Lenovo's way for this one.

Speaking of the launch, Rajan Chawla, Mobile Devices business country head for Sales and Operations, India and South West Asia, Motorola Mobility said, «Motorola XOOM is redefining the tablet experience by pre-empting the future mobile experience today,» before also adding: «this tablet offers productivity while on the go, and provides more ways to have fun and connect with friends.

In this use case, the Xoom tablet camera zeros in on where the user's head is and can modify the way the user's face looks on the Xoom.

Of course we have confirmed that this beautiful Nokia Internet tablet will be heading our way in the coming months, but we're unsure as to when, or even what specs it will have!

Recent Microsoft policy changes, leaked software builds, and supply chain rumors suggest it's not a matter of if a small - fry Windows 8 tablet is headed your way, but when.

As you can see in the graph, Apple's iPad has clearly been leading the way and has been head and shoulders above both Microsoft and Amazon's tablets for almost the entire year.

HP has some strange ideas of greatness, with their European head Eric Cador commenting that «in the PC world, with fewer ways of differentiating HP's products from our competitors, we became number one; in the tablet world we're going to become better than number one.

Chandrasekher, by the way, who was then head of Intel's Ultra Mobility group, left Intel late last month, a possible victim of Intel's struggles in the smartphone, tablet, and, well, ultra mobility markets.

Mitigating, but while the color models are doomed (or will be thinly veiled tablets, the way the Nook Color is heading), but the e-ink models aren't going anywhere, backlit screens are uncomfortable to read by a decent chunk of the population (completely aside from the ability to finish a book before the battery dies).

Without so much as a whisper from the retailer itself, Amazon's Android tablet is heading our way.

You might want to check for the update yourself, if you doesn't feel like waiting for the update to make its way to your tablet, and you can manually check it by heading into Settings > About Tablet > Software updates > Check now on your ttablet, and you can manually check it by heading into Settings > About Tablet > Software updates > Check now on your tTablet > Software updates > Check now on your tablettablet.

Even if a larger model of Amazon's tablet is ready right away, there is no way that they want to be entering into head to head competition with Apple at this stage.

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Obviously, the launch of the ZenFone 3 is a long way off, but it's obvious Mr Shih sees where things are headed in mobile and as more devices ship with fingerprint sensors it will become something people expect from mobile devices like Android smartphones and tablets.

To begin, head to the main Settings menu on your Android device, then scroll all the way to the bottom and select «About phone,» «About tablet,» or «About device.»

If your old Sony phone or tablet, «deceptively» advertised as waterproof, broke down due to water damage, a 50 percent refund could soon be headed your way.

It has a flexible arm and a rotating head, so you can position the tablet just the way you want.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos teased the new tablet on Twitter today, giving readers a heads - up on something wonderful coming their way.