ASUS may have been relatively quiet on the tablet front for the past few months but it appears that this will change in the second half of the year. Two Russian device certification documents appear to have revealed the ASUS Fall 2013 tablet lineup and it promises both Android and Windows 8 devices . . . → Read More: ASUS Fall 2013 Tablet Lineup Revealed?
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BlackBerry has dropped a few hints about what it has in store to follow up the BlackBerry Z10 and upcoming BlackBerry Q10. . . . → Read More: 2013 BlackBerry 10 Roadmap Leaked? Thought the new Tegra 4i was the bees knees when it we saw it last month? Well, NVIDIA gave us a bit more info on the next steps in the Tegra roadmap, Logan and Stark Parker . . . → Read More: NVIDIA updates its mobile roadmap: Logan and Parker, mobile SoCs packing Kepler and Maxwell GPUs Thought the new Tegra 4i was the bees knees when it we saw it last month? Well, NVIDIA gave us a bit more info on the next steps in the Tegra roadmap, Logan and Stark Parker . . . → Read More: NVIDIA updates its mobile roadmap: Logan and Parker, mobile SoCs packing Kepler and Maxwell GPUs Thought the new Tegra 4i was the bees knees when it we saw it last month? Well, NVIDIA gave us a bit more info on the next steps in the Tegra roadmap, Logan and Stark Parker . It turns out that these next two mobile platforms will both utilize NVIDIA’s CUDA technology, with Logan packing a Kepler GPU and Parker running a Project Denver 64-bit ARM CPU and a next-gen Maxwell GPU . . . . → Read More: NVIDIA updates its mobile roadmap: Logan and Parker, mobile SoCs packing Kepler and Maxwell GPUs  Hankering for some fresh T-Mobile devices with LTE connectivity ? According to a leaked roadmap courtesy of Mr. Blurrycam and TmoNews , Magenta will satisfy that craving on March 27th with the BlackBerry Z10, Samsung Galaxy Exhibit (in both pre-paid and monthly plan varieties) and the Sonic 2.0 LTE mobile hotspot . . . → Read More: Leaked T-Mobile doc pins BlackBerry Z10, Galaxy S III LTE for March 27th launch  T-Mobile has just sent out invites to the press for a product launch event on the evening of October 29th. We weren’t given any clues as to what this new item (or items) could be — aside from the fact that it will include T-Mobile’s full fall lineup — but we certainly have a few suspicions considering the timing of such an event . . . → Read More: T-Mobile schedules new product event on October 29th  A little over six months ago, Sam Greenblatt was moved away from being the CTO of webOS at HP, bringing to an end a significant amount of headbutting and tension at the upper levels of the webOS Global Business Unit. What exactly transpired to end Greenblatt's short tenure at the top of the webOS GBU isn't clear, but since his departure, HP SVP Martin Risau has been leading the Open webOS effort and we expect will be in charge of Gram as an independent company when it launches as soon as this month. For all of the drama that may have taken place during Greenblatt's tenure, there are a few key things that can be attributed to his leadership. . . . → Read More: Sam Greenblatt leaving HP for technology companies unknown  You’ve known it was coming , but Isis has been so quiet on the mobile payments front in the past few months that you might’ve forgotten the score. Now, the joint venture backed by AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon has announced that it’ll debut its system in Austin and Salt Lake City next month. At least part of the delay is attributed to its shift in strategy , when Isis shelved its plans to process payments through the carriers themselves and instead work with MasterCard and Visa . . . → Read More: Isis mobile payment system primed for September launch, supported devices revealed  HP's newest advertising campaign struck us at webOS Nation as interesting, if not outright ironic given the part of HP that we cover. It's an aspirational concept: “Make it matter” . . . → Read More: If you’re going to do something, make it matter |
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