It’s about time we did this, one of our gadget comparisons. This time we have the iPad 2, Motorola Xoom, BlackBerry PlayBook and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and it’s an all-out brawl. We’ve got dual core proccessors, 4G networking, HDMI and Magnetic Blankets — It’s gonna get messy, so feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments!
A recent article on BGR suggests that Research in Motion will be looking to supplement its BlackBerry application store with Android based apps. As crazy as it sounds, this isn’t the first time sources close to the smartphone manufacturer have leaked information to the aforesaid popular blog. No, in fact, late last month BGR received a tip claiming that Android applications would make their way to RIM’s upcoming Playbook tablet. — More after the break!
Daniel Carey Feb 25, 2011
Android, Applications, Mobile, Mobile Software, News, Smartphones, Tablets, software A new commercial released for the XOOM shows a guy on the boardwalk, collar popped and everything. Suddenl, he’s drawn towards a Motorola XOOM floating inside lasers (yes lasers!) and once he grasps it, he is incased inside a rocket ship and proceeds to shoot into outer-space. Your setting the bar pretty high Verizon/Motorola…
Before it’s release, someone got a hands on with the HTC Flyer at MWC 2011 and it looks pretty epic. The addition of a stylus seems a bit out of place, considering every other tablet is following in Apple’s direction, but overall the stylus does add a fair bit of neat functionality to the device. Will you put down the cash for an HTC Flyer?
Who would have thought we’d get a review of the iPad 2 case before the actual device is released? Clearly, there is a hole for a rear facing camera and that the case overall is designed for a smaller device. Mostl likely not for a smaller screen size, but for a smallr bezel.
This is the most “Apple-ish” thing we have ever seen from a company besides Apple. BlackBerry Scrapbook takes the creative process to a whole new level — because it can. The PlayBook has a powerful processor so it can deal with the eye candy that you see in the video. Great work BlackBerry… your move Apple.
The HTC flyer was announced a few days ago at MWC and for lack of better words, wasn’t a showstopper. It is yet another tablet to join the war agains’t iPad and Apples determination to own the tablet market. The ad itself is very cool, and the style really screams “HTC Commercial” — Good work on this one HTC.
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