I’ve been poo-pooing the efforts of various tablet manufacturers (basically anyone that isn’t Apple or Amazon) this week and so have decided to redress the balance a little bit by highlighting some other devices out there which do look like …
The Kindle Fire might not be amazing – but it’s not an iPad clone and that’s currently good enough
There’s been a fair bit of coverage this week on the Kindle Fire after Amazon used last week’s Black Friday promotions as an opportunity to tell us all (rather vaguely, since they never give exact figures) how well the Fire …
Gogobot gets serious with iPhone and iPad app launch
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Almost a year since its launch last November, social travel website Gogobot is releasing a new feature which will presumably be absolutely key to its development and success: mobile apps for Apple devices (iPhone, iPad and iPod touch). For a …
Tablet computing: Phase II
Up until now tablet computing has essentially referred to Apple’s iPad and a whole load of other devices most of which have been complete failures (apart from perhaps, to a modest extent, the Samsung Galaxy Tab). It wasn’t that people …
Are Nokia and Sony already conceding tablet defeat to the iPad?
Well, we all know that the answer to that question can only be: of course not – but, nonetheless, there’s some interesting developments recently which indicate that both companies have a highly iPad-conscious strategy for entering the tablet computer market. …
