Tablets

Will the Samsung Note replace the Dell Streak?

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Everyone knows that I am a current iPhone owner. Not a fan boy though. After owning the iPhone 4 since December I have never been labeled as one, but I really like the device. But I also own other devices. If you follow my writing, you would know that one is the Dell Streak. I … Read more

Dolphin Browser comes to iOS

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Very popular browser by the name of Dolphin Browser which has been downloaded 9 million times from the Android Marketplace is now available on all iOS devices. I have used Dolphin on my Android device and got to say it is quite nice. With it’s Gestures, the ability gesture, or swipe one finger to navigate … Read more

Samsung announces LTE versions of the Galaxy S II and Tab 8.9

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More news coming from the Samsung cam this Monday morning which was supposed to be the big US announcement of the Galaxy S II here to the United States, but kicked back a day in New York because of Hurricane Irene. In a press statement released this morning, Sammy is announcing that both the Galaxy … Read more

Back to the past with HP and Palm

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It was a crazy weekend for HP (and Palm, RIP).

First came the announcement of the discontinued webOS devices by HP, which probably means the slow death of Palm’s webOS, which in other circumstances might have been a great competitor to iOS and Android.

Second, came the TouchPad Rush, where hundreds of consumers were unable to put their hands on the webOS-based tablet after the price was cut down to $99.

And if someone imagined there was some hidden potential in HP’s mobile products – came an enormous number of threads where people are looking to port Android OS onto the miserable TouchPad tablet… talk about humiliation…

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Mobility Digest Review: iTilt iPad Desk Stand by Bracketron

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There is no question that Bracketron is one of the largest suppliers of accessories to the mobile market. with over 122 different products, they have something for everyone no matter what device you have. Today, we are going to take a look at the Bracketron iTilt iPad Desk Stand. Clearly marketed for iPad or iPad … Read more

Mobility Digest goes BlackBerry Playbook Hands On

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If you were wondering how the PlayBook looks and feels here is a quick hands-on of the PlayBook. Pros: Nice, small size.  Feels lightweight yet solidly built. Zippyness of the UI. Flash enabled. Cons: Small App Catalog No native email client.  Unheard of and unfathomable in this day and age. Insanely tiny power button.  Both … Read more