A full 46% of Americans think tablets will replace laptops in the future, according to a poll of 1,155 American adults.
This is especially true among adults ages 30 to 64. Young adults
(ages 18 to 29) and those older than 65 are a little more skeptical.
Only roughly a third think that tablets will eventually eliminate the
need for laptops, according to Poll Position’s findings. Click here to read more.
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Microsoft is rolling out another Windows Phone update to fix a number of bugs and glitches in its mobile OS.
The latest update, Windows Phone version 7.10.8107.79, includes patches for a variety of issues, including an annoying one that sometimes caused the on-screen keyboard to disappear while users were typing a message. Click here to read more.
Despite all the smarts built into them, smartphones have one fatal flaw: They can’t get wet. Yet.
Three start-ups aim to correct that this year, offering special, micro-thin coatings made of nanomaterials that
can seamlessly and invisibly encase your next iPhone or Android phone and keep it safe from the rain — or even a plunge in the potty.
Click here to read more.
Ice Cream Sandwich or Android 4.0 is certainly going to change the face of Android phones in the coming days. The Operating System that can be used in both tablets and smart phones, is being touted as the best thing to have happened to mobile phone industry.
If you are a Firefox user on the computer odds are that you have already tried Firefox for Android,
but if not there is no better time to do so then now. Featuring a
freshly redesigned tablet interface, some additional features along with
a faster start up time they are certainly aiming to bring the best
possible experience to mobile. Click here to read more.
A software update for the Motorola Droid RAZR is now rolling out, and includes enhancements in phone stability, 4G connectivity, Wi-Fi performance, camera functionality and more.
Here is some exciting news for you DROID Bionic
users, the huge bugfix update thats been reported about over the past
few months is finally here and ready to straighten out that Bionic of
yours. The update is here, now, and all the details are here.
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) today announced a brand new set of enterprise mobility tools, called BlackBerry Mobile Fusion, which are designed to help IT manage not just BlackBerry smartphones and tablets, but mobile devices running Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android OS, via a single, Web-based interface from RIM. Click to read more
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, the most significant update to Google’s smartphone platform yet, is coming to select U.S. Android devices very soon. So, which devices will get it? Check out this list for information from each smartphone manufacturer. Click here to read more
