Quad-core, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and 3G capabilities in Archos' latest 'Elements' line tablet Archos . . . → Read More: Archos introduces the 80 Xenon tablet, arriving in June for $199
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Many have chastised Google for doing little to properly expose Android tablet apps, but it’s addressing that in style: the Google Play Store now includes a dedicated section in the charts for the top tablet-native releases, all of which meet the company’s design guidelines for bigger screens. The company is also bringing its recent Play Store mobile redesign to the web . . . → Read More: Google Play gets dedicated chart for Android tablet apps, web redesign It’s not the first time that Kwikset ‘s dabbled in wireless locks , but today the company’s introducing Kēvo, a smartphone- (and tablet-) friendly lock powered by UniKey. The concept is pretty simple: pair a handset (running a special app) with Kēvo via Bluetooth, and simply touch the deadbolt to lock or unlock your door. A keychain fob is also available for those who have not yet joined the smartphone revolution . . . → Read More: Kwikset introduces Kevo, a smartphone-friendly lock powered by UniKey Remember how TV Guide relaunched its mobile app for iOS last summer? Well the company’s Android app, One-Stop TV, is finally catching up with the iOS version thanks to a complete redesign . . . → Read More: TV Guide redesigns One-Stop TV app for Android, catches up with iOS version There's a fine line between a quality, low-cost tablet and an underpowered, low-resolution tablet that happens to run Android and also doesn't cost all that much money. And that line, we've discovered, is about $50. It's not often that we pick up a new device — and quickly want to put it down again. . . . → Read More: ASUS MeMO Pad mini review – you can get so much more for an extra $50 Come, take a seat. . . . → Read More: No reason for a tablet, says BlackBerry CEO Smartphone owners have no shortage of cloud-based safety nets, whether it’s Google’s services, iCloud or any number of file sync providers . Few of these come from the carrier, however, and Verizon is gambling that its now-deploying Verizon Cloud service will serve as a crutch for anyone replacing a phone on its network. The currently Android- and web-only release offers daily backups of the usual media libraries as well as call logs, contacts and messages. . . . → Read More: Verizon Cloud backup service rolling out for Android, comes soon to iOS  Samsung Gulf president Young Soo Kim reportedly made casual mention of an upcoming rugged take on the Galaxy S 4 at a press event earlier in the week, but left out any details. Sources for the Wall Street Journal claim to know more of the story, and it sounds like the toughened phone won’t be alone this summer. The Galaxy S 4 Active, as it’s rumored to be called, would arrive in July and carry the dust- and waterproofing of spiritual predecessors like the Galaxy Xcover 2 while maintaining the GS 4′s design language . . . → Read More: Samsung reportedly launching new 8-inch tablet in June, Galaxy S 4 Active in July The Sumvision Cyclone Voyager tablet is back again and this time it’s an open box special at Misco . The 16GB tablet is a 1.6GHz dual-core ARM Cortex ARM CPU and there’s 1GB memory with 16GB internal storage. . . . → Read More: Sunday Bargains – Sumvision Cyclone tablet for less than £47 The Sumvision Cyclone Voyager tablet is back again and this time it’s an open box special at Misco . The 16GB tablet is a 1.6GHz dual-core ARM Cortex ARM CPU and there’s 1GB memory with 16GB internal storage. Yes, it’s only got an 7″ 800 . . . → Read More: Sunday Bargains – Sumvision Cyclone tablet for less than £47 |
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