After Samsung Galaxy Tab’s moderate success, it is natural to expect that similar devices will be introduced soon. eLocity A7 is a tablet that is designed to integrate computing power, connectivity and portability. The tablet is released by a Philadelphia-based start-up, the Stream TV Network Inc. that seek to reshape the media landscape with the… Continue reading eLocity A7, The Most Powerful Android Tablet To Date
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Android 3.0 Tablets in 2011
Earlier this month, Google revealed an upcoming Motorola tablet, a potential competitor of the iPad, which is likely to be powered by a processor more powerful than Apple’s A4. The tablet will run the Android 3.0 (Honeycomb?) OS, which is fully optimized for tablets.
US Army Developing Military Apps for iOS and Android Smartphones for Soldiers
Realizing the importance of digital information exchange, the First Army Brigade of US is going to carry Digital Applications (Connecting Soldier’s to Digital Applications – CSDA), network equipments, tablets, e-readers and pico projectors with them by this February. DARPA had put out RFIs earlier this year aiming to develop military applications and application store for… Continue reading US Army Developing Military Apps for iOS and Android Smartphones for Soldiers
Android App: Smart Diagram Launched, Handy Diagram Making in Android
Hong Kong (14 December 2010) – SillyCube Technology Ltd. has launched a diagram design tool, Smart Diagram, for Android. Smart Diagram brings easy diagram making to Android. The application is designed specifically for the small screen. With multitouch enabled screen, users can easily draw a diagram, just like on a flat white paper. With gestures… Continue reading Android App: Smart Diagram Launched, Handy Diagram Making in Android
TreKing (Chicago) 1.7.5 for Android – A User Review
TreKing is an app designed to assist you in identifying nearby bus stops, if any, for the Chicago Transit Authority, and does real-time tracking of operational buses. The Chicago Transit Authority suffers from an extremely poor reputation when it comes to budget difficulties, corruption, and most of all, persistent problems with tardy and poor service.… Continue reading TreKing (Chicago) 1.7.5 for Android – A User Review
PdaNet Works Great
PdaNet is every traveler’s dream come true. The complete version of this tethering application, retailing at $19, will allow you to grant your laptop computer total online access in any place that you have cellular service. Once you have installed it is very easy to use, and works pretty well. The free version of this… Continue reading PdaNet Works Great
Review: EVO 4G from HTC
The phone has a huge screen measuring 4.3 inches. It is equipped with a kickstand, a wonderful camera and is priced $199. Even though it has really awesome features and performance, it all dies out with its battery life which is terribly small.
DroidLaw – The App for Lawyers on Android
DroidLaw offers complete solution for all your legal matters. Anything connected with law such as civil and criminal procedure and bankruptcy procedure, appellate procedure and all Federal Rules are now handy in your pocket Android. A professional who practice as a lawyer cannot rely on the material given in this app as that is not… Continue reading DroidLaw – The App for Lawyers on Android
Everything You Should Know About Android 2.3 (Gingerbread Features)
Earlier this week, Google announced its latest device, the Nexus S, which will be powered by the latest version of Android called Gingerbread. Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) introduces many improvements over existing features including better copy-and-paste capability and faster text input.
5 Things That Can Make Android a Better Mobile OS
Google’s method of quickly and regularly dishing out new updates to the Android platform is a good way to get consumers and manufacturers feel more excited about latest smartphone models. But it may cause many owners of Android devices to feel restless about the next update schedule. Users of the XPERIA X10 are getting their… Continue reading 5 Things That Can Make Android a Better Mobile OS