Intel and Google have set the stage for a shake up in the Android Honeycomb tablet scene. A report from PCWorld confirms Intel is working with Google to bring low-powered Atom chips, code-named Oak Trail, to the world of Honeycomb. With Intel’s Atom chips powering the Google TV and Cr-48 laptops, tablets are the next logical progression.
April, 2011
It’s the end of Monday – congratulations, you’ve made it through the longest day of the week. If you’ve been in meetings all arvo, take a peek at what you missed here in our teatime tech roundup.
There are way too many iPhone Twitter clients but sometimes I see something that plays with Twitter in a more original way that gets my head turning.
Flipboard did it on the iPad by grabbing Twitter feeds and bundling them into a personalised magazine and Smartr did the same for the iPhone by making links far easier to read, scan and enjoy. Today’s best iPhone apps entrant is another intriguing approach to displaying tweets…
The Motorola Xoom Android tablet goes on sale in the UK this week, bringing a first taste of Android Honeycomb at long last. Electricpig has been playing with one over the weekend and will be bringing you a full verdict tomorrow. But in the meantime, if you passed on the iPad 2 and have been waiting patiently for Honeycomb, here are ten cast-iron reasons your gamble has paid off…
Today saw the launch of Adobe’s new Photoshop iPad apps – yup, not one, but three new programs that harness the power of a multitouch screen along with your existing PC’s processing horsepower. While each is worthy of note on its own, taken as a whole they serve to underline an even bigger shift in computing: tablets aren’t going to kill your PC, they’re going to kill your mouse.
We told you about the return of the Commodore 64 with new modernised insides way back in August 2010 but now that Windows 7 packing, 1TB rocking resurrection, the Commodore 64x, has finally broken cover properly with a price and estimated release date to feast one.
We’ve got all the specs for the Commodore 64x after the break plus our 5 favourite gadget resurrections from Big Trak to the Fiat 500. Read on and hit the comments to tell us what gadgets of yore you’d like to see revived…
It’s Monday, so it’s time once again to break own the best deals of the week for you. Whether you’re after the most powerful smartphone on the block right now, the most adept at brushing off bumps and scrapes, or just the most affordable, read on: we’ve got something for you.
Boom! The Samsung Galaxy S 2 has just landed an official UK release date. It’s the moment any eager Android upgrader has been waiting for since February: read on to find out when it hits.