After the success of the Eee Pad Transformer, it’s no wonder that the internet has been ever so slightly abuzz over the last few days about another new twist on the tablet form coming from ASUS. On Friday, the company…
The ASUS Transformer, the iPad and basically all tablets are the perfect entertainment platform. They’re a lightweight screen that’ll carry your media wherever you want. While Apple has the whole ecosystem nailed down with its iTunes store, Android users have…
Everyone loves new toys to play with, so get your hands on Android 3.0 or any version come to mention it (yup, don’t miss the Android 4.0 emulation guide), up and running on your desktop PC via the Google Android…
It’s a lazy Sunday afternoon here, which gives our minds time to idle on the big questions of the day. Like why isn’t Polaris Office available in the Android Market? Our reasoning goes like this. One of the apps that…
Objectively testing tablets and smartphones is never an easy job, beyond lyrical descriptions of the chassis and screen, to definitively say A is faster than B you need a range of benchmark tools to test them with. While we’ve already…
We has had an Android 3.0-powered tablet in the office for a couple of weeks now, which has given us plenty of time to figure out which apps are essential right now. We don’t have a lot to choose from, of course, as even the big name developers haven’t rushed to make their apps work well with larger screens. But there are enough that we’ve quickly become reliant on for our working lives.
Let’s look at some of the basic features of ViewSonic ViewPad 7. It has 7-inch(800×480) capacitive multi-touch display, Qualcomm MSM7227 600MHz processor and 512MB DDR. It also comes with Android 2.2 OS installed and 3MP built-in webcam. Overall, of course…
