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Recent Tablet News
iPad sales to reach 67 million units
A recent report from the Silicon Valley Insider, a tech news outlet in Silicon Valley has released a graph of predicted iPad sales over the first eight quarters following its release.
Google makes headway towards Chrome OS
Recent reports on specialist Android (the Google OS for phones) blogs herald Google’s latest advancement in their open source project Chromium as the next step towards the Chrome OS.
Kno looks to fill niche left in eBook market by iPad
Announced at the D8 technology conference earlier this week the Kno is a new device from Chegg, looking to fill the textbook niche left in the ebook market by the iPad.
3 Reasons the Streak is NOT a tablet
A short run down of three reasons the new Dell Streak should be classified as a ‘phone’ and not a ‘tablet’.
10 iPad Apps your Grandma will love
A run through of some of the top apps that even your Grandma will love, from Travel to Games and everything in between this is the comprehensive list to the 10 iPad Apps your Grandma will love.
iPad looks to be cannibalising iPod sales
Following the launch of the iPad Apple have experienced a severe drop in iPod sales says analyst Gene Munster from Piper Jaffray.
HP announces plans to use WebOS on tablet
Following their acquisition of Palm and their WebOS platform HP looks set to start development on a new tablet, running WebOS.
Latest Tablet Device to come from RIM
As the market for Tablet devices gets ever more crowded yet another Tablet device is rumored to be on the way, this time from Blackberry creator, Research In Motion (RIM).
Dell Streak available next month in Europe and “late summer” in the US
Dell CEO Michael Dell gave the first public preview of the Streak on Thursday at the Citrix Synergy conference. The device will be launching next month in Europe and “later this summer” in the US.
Kindle struggling to make it as an educational device
While the iPad is being praised as an educational device, the Kindle has yet to woo university students.
