Tim Cook and Apple made a rare appearance at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference yesterday, taking the time to berate the market for low price, poor quality tablets. Do his words debunk the theories of an 8-inch iPad? Read more
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Still waiting for the Amazon Kindle Fire in the UK? Fresh data on Kindle Fire sales has shaped analyst views to the point that they think the current model is about to be superseded by a larger 9-inch model to fight the upcoming iPad 3. Read on for the full details… Read more
It’s hard to believe, but 2011 has almost wrapped. Of course, the latest, hottest gadgets don’t stop for recantations of Auld Lang Syne or annual Hootenannies, and 2012 will be packed with even more incredible kit. From the Samsung Galaxy S3 to a Kinect sequel, here’s what on our radar for 2012.
The Amazon Kindle Fire has been hit by a string of nasty bugs, causing uproar amongst early adopters across the pond. So the online retail giant has confirmed that it’ll be releasing a special update for its budget slate, with the new software due “in less than two weeks”. Read on to see just what it’ll fix.
Morning. We’re half way through the week; get through today and it’s all downhill. To help you pull yourself to the other side, how’s about we give you a tour of the tech news you need in your life? Read more
The Amazon Kindle Fire is getting a UK release. We thought it would never happen, but a source inside Amazon UK has revealed that the Atlantic discrepancy is to come to an end with the 7-inch tab landing early next year. Read more
Ever heard of Ainovo? No, we didn’t think so. Prepare to welcome them into your life, though, as they’ve just put the finishing touches to not only the world’s first commercially available Android 4.0 tablet, but also the world’s cheapest. It should worry Amazon no end. Read more
The Amazon Kindle Fire, the Barnes and Noble Nook, any HP TouchPad running Android and a host of other devices all got a little bit tastier today. Google’s made it possible for them to access the full remit of the Android Market, and in doing so has waged war on the walled-garden approach of the likes of the Amazon Android app store.