Lenovo has unveiled an upcoming laptop/tablet hybrid at CES 2012 that will feature Windows 8 and a IPS capacitive touchscreen which can be used by converting the laptop into tablet with the help of 360 degree hinge. Ideapad Yoga has a nice looking design and its thickness is just 17 mm, it features the Intel Sandy Bridge processor, 10 point touchscreen, physical keyboard which disables itself when it is converted to tablet. Full specs after the break.
Sony’s Tablet S is one of the latest and late entrant in the Android Tablet market in India but unlike the other iPad wannabees the Tablet S design looks stylish and original, it is lightweight and quite comfortable in hands. Tablet S is powered by a dual-core 1GHz Tegra 2 Processor with 1GB RAM and is a smooth performer. Read our review of the Tablet S to see if it has in it to take on the other Android Tablets.
If you love Firefox on desktop then you might also want to try the new Firefox for Android Tablets, Mozilla recently released Firefox 9 tablet Internet browser, it adds support for many Android tablets like Samsung Galaxy Tab, Motorola Xoom and numerous other tablets. You can download the latest build of Firefox 9 with features like Sync, Personas, Tabs, Bookmarking etc. from the download link below.
Sony has launched two new Android tablets in an event held in New Delhi just hours ago, these devices are named as Sony Tablet S and Sony Tablet P, both features the Android 3.2 OS and are the first PlayStation certified Android tablets, they also come pre-installed with a number of custom Apps for the Indian market and supports Android Market apps too. Sony Tablet S has an 9.4 inch (1280 x 800) display whereas the Tablet P sports a dual 5.5 inch displays with a foldable design. Full specs, pics and pricing details after the jump.
Hitachi has unveiled new high capacity hard drives for the ever increasing data storage requirements of today’s consumer. The Desktar 5K4000 is one of the highest capacity hard drive that is available in the market right now, it is a 3.5 inch 4 TB HDD with 32MB Cache and features Hitachi’s CoolSpin technology that saves energy, runs cooler and is optimized for performance. Hitachi also announced an external 4TB Touro External HDD that will become available in January, 2012.
Norton Internet Security has been refreshed again with a new look and surprisingly the improvements are not just cosmetic, its performance has also been improved drastically, it loads effortlessly and is very easy on the system resources. Norton Internet Security 2012 also comes with improved version of all the features that were present in NIS 2011. List of features in NIS 2012 can be found below.
Want to connect your Android Phone to your TV and that too without wires then with xBounds application and associated dongle you can do so effortlessly, you will just have to connect the xBounds HDMI dongle to your TV and start the xBounds app on your Android phone for the perfect mirroring of your Android phone screen on your TV. Gaming and presentations can be easily done with xBounds on the big screen as it works over Wi-Fi. More details and video demo below.
When we have loads of files to transfer from Android phones to Windows PC we simply connect the phone with data cable for data transfer but what if the task can be automatically?, with My Sync Center you can specify the folders on Android that will be automatically synced over Wi-Fi thereby saving lots of time.You could setup folders for photos and music, and every time when you are on Wi-Fi it will sync them all. Continue Reading →
There are lot of applications in the market that compose text by voice. But they require lot of physically taping the screen. This takes up lot of attention of the user. So if you happen to drive and use such an application while driving, definitely it becomes pretty unsafe as it is not possible to take your eyes off the road that much. Continue Reading →
In previous days we have seen elders maintain lists of work to be done on a paper and carry them around. When a task is finished, strike it off. That was the classical reminder list. Later with the introduction of electronic gadgets we now use our phones to maintain a list of works. In usual practice we write the task name and assign some priority to it and set an alarm. When it goes off we stop it. Continue Reading →
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