Category
Griffin has a great range of accessories for all kinds of smartphones, MP3 players and tablets, so it's no surprise that they've a few additions to their product range here at CES. This year they're announcing a two in-car mounts, some power solutions and a mount for air travellers. First up, if you have a car that has an aux
A couple of days I wrote about E Fun, who are unveiling their Nextbook Elite 10 this week at CES 2012. The Elite 10 will be among the first tablets to run Android 4.0, known as Ice Cream Sandwich. The tablet will be available this Spring at an MSRP of $249.99. At the time this was announced there were no
ASUS was so excited they couldn't wait for CES next week. Vice President Samson Hu laid out the company's 2012 plans at a press event in Taipei and what he had to say was certainly attention-grabbing. There were some things that had already been rumored - like an ASUS ARM tablet running Windows 8, which he confirmed will be coming
Another manufacturer has thrown their hat into the Android Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 ring. E Fun, one of the better budget makers of tablets has announced that they will be unveiling their latest offering next week at CES 2012. The new hardware is called the Elite 10 and it's a 9.7 inch tablet that will be among the first to
Every year, we get new hype of electronics that are suppose to rock their niche. This year, we saw tablets galore. At CES 2011, I personally saw around 8 tablets that disappeared quicker than a fake Apple store in China. But those tablets that stayed to try and take the market had to deal with the 500 lb gorilla in
Over the break, there's been a bit of discussion by some of the big names regarding the reasons why Windows Phone 7 handsets haven't been flying off the shelves this holiday season. Charlie Kindel started the debate with "Windows Phone is Superior; Why Hasn't It Taken Off?" and largely faults the relationship between the OEMs, Microsoft and the carriers. MG Siegler
Today's smartphones are energy-sucking devices that can rarely go for a day or two without charging. I fondly remember my Nokia 6210 that could go a business week without needing a charge, but enough of the reminiscing. If you do have a thirsty smartphone (or you get one for Christmas) and you find that the battery lets you down, you