tablets

Acer Aspire R7 Gives New Meaning to “All-in-One” PC

Bonnie Cha in Product News on May 3 at 9:21 am PT

Well, that’s different.

Green Throttle Takes (A Few) Mobile Games to the Living Room

Bonnie Cha in Product Reviews on April 25 at 6:00 am PT

Green Throttle can transform your Android phone or tablet into a game console, but it needs more games.

Nuance’s Swype Android Keyboard Finally Hits Google Play

Bonnie Cha in Product News on April 23 at 9:05 pm PT

The battle of the virtual Android keyboards just got a little more interesting with the release of Swype on Google Play.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0: A Pen-Based Tablet With a Premium Price

Bonnie Cha in Product Reviews on April 18 at 6:00 am PT

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 makes a formidable competitor to the iPad mini, but one improvement could make it better.

A Pocket-Size Solution for Enjoying More Entertainment on the Go

Bonnie Cha in Product Reviews on April 11 at 6:00 am PT

Not enough room on your mobile device for all your music and video? HP offers a pocket-size solution to keep the entertainment flowing.

Razer Edge Gaming Tablet: Short-Lived Fun

Bonnie Cha in Product Reviews on March 28 at 8:00 am PT

Razer has a great idea in its Edge gaming tablet, but two major issues keep it from being a win.

Sony Xperia Tablet Z Set to Make Splash in U.S. This May

Bonnie Cha in Product News on February 25 at 12:33 am PT

Sony’s latest Android tablet is one to watch.

Surprise! HP’s New Slate 7 Tablet Runs on Android.

Bonnie Cha in Product News on February 24 at 9:11 am PT

HP newest tablet is not a Windows device.

Samsung Takes Aim at iPad Mini With Galaxy Note 8.0

Bonnie Cha in Product News on February 23 at 6:00 pm PT

Surprise, surprise. Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet.

News Byte

SwiftKey 4 Launches in Google Play Store

Bonnie Cha in Product News on February 20 at 12:01 am PT

The latest version of SwiftKey, the popular predictive keyboard app for Android, is now available in the Google Play Store. New features of SwiftKey 4 (previously SwiftKey Flow) include the ability to type words by dragging your finger letter to letter in one continuous motion. It also features technology that can predict what you’ll write next, based on context, and learns your typing style for better accuracy. SwiftKey 4 is a free upgrade for existing users, while newcomers can grab the app for $1.99 for a limited time. The regular price is $3.99.