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Google's new motto might be "Do the Right Thing" but after loading Marshmallow on my Nexus 9 tablet last night I'm wondering if Google did anything at all. With a 700MB download I was expecting something new and fresh from Google but I can't tell the difference between the previous version Lollipop and Marshmallow. Both Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) and
Surface Pro 3 has seen widespread adoption, at least if Microsoft is to be believed. The tablet-laptop hybrid is heading into the business world, where it provides portability for those on the go. Now the company would like to expand on that market, announcing new plans to do just that. Microsoft laments that it's business channel has been a bit
Computex 2015 is in full swing in Taipei and new product announcements are coming fast and furious. One of those products is a new tablet by Asus called the ZenPad S 8.0. This 8-inch ZenPad boasts some impressive features. Including: Intel 64-bit Atom Z3580 processor 4GB of RAM PowerVR 6430 GPU 3.4 times the browser performance of some competitors and
It's rare that products sent for review offer any great surprises: usually gadgets arriving on my desk meet my expectations in terms of build, functionality and price. However, occasionally a device delivers more than expected and I'm pleased to say that this is one such occasion. The Divoom Airbeat-10 punches well above its weight with loudness and clarity that belies
Back in March at MWC, French firm Archos announced "Archos Fusion", an Android storage technology that seamlessly joins a smartphone or tablet's internal memory with an inserted memory card. The merger of the two memories is invisible to apps and other services, with Archos Fusion automatically managing and moving files around. Apps tend to stay on the internal memory and
The Moto X and new G4 smartphones have shown that there's a market for personalisation using natural materials; a synthesis of the traditional with technology. Where glass, metal and plastic pervade, there's an opportunity for the natural in wood and leather. Into this space step Toast, specialising in natural material covers for smartphones, tablets and small laptops. Built on the
While tablets are overall a relatively new technology, they've evolved a lot since the first iPad was released in 2010. And now Archos is continuing that evolution with its new Magnus tablets, including the company's innovative "Fusion Storage" technology. Fusion Storage optimizes data storage by fusing internal memory with external micro SD card memory. Once activated, Fusion Storage automatically migrates