Poll: What Version of Android are you running?
The OS fragmentation of Android is a very well known issue that doesn’t seem to have gone away. Although for the most part it
THD produce MacBook Air clone that runs Android ICS for $149
So far Computex 2012 has been largely dominated by Windows 8 and Windows RT-powered devices. So it makes for a nice change to see something
LG intros Optimus LTE2 smartphone with 2GB of RAM!
The announcement of the new Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone is barely 48 hours old and already LG have unveiled their own handset with
E Fun intros budget minded Next 7S ICS Tablet for $130
The race to the bottom of the tablet market continues it seems. For those users willing to scrape on the quality of their tablet-using
HTC One X Reviews Pour in
This week has been a big one in the Android smartphone world. The new HTC One X has been released in Europe to much
Tech Video: Apple Vs Proview / Windows 8 Logo / LG L Series Smartphones
In today’s YouTube technology video blog from Lack78 we discuss Apple’s ongoing trademark lawsuit against Chinese tech company Proview. The Cupertino tech giant claims
Acer Intros Iconia Tab A200 and A700 Tablets
CES keeps on churning out the big tech stories and the Iconia A700 Tablet from Acer is certainly top of the list. Many analysts
Verizon & Motorola Announce XYBoard 4G Tablets
With a stunning design reminiscent of the Acer Iconia Tab A100 series but with a decidedly Motorola inspired design twist, Verizon has unveiled the
Acer Iconia Tab A200 Coming Soon with Android ICS
Described as being “ideal for sharing good times via gaming, e-books, movies, music, photography, social networking and more“, the Iconia Tab A200 is due
Motorola unveils Xoom 2 & Media Edition
In a new flashy marketing promo video Motorola have unveiled two new Tablets. The Xoom 2 and the Xoom 2 Media Edition. Both devices
Android 3.1, Ice Cream Sandwich & Android @ Home
Yesterday Tuesday May 10th at the Google I/O 2011 event Google unveiled Version 3.1 of their latest mobile OS, which will retain the ‘Honeycomb’