Pulse News is currently rolling out their latest update to the masses. (That would be us.) This release will bring some much needed supported for articles written in international characters as Pulse previously sometimes jumbled things up a bit on that front. It also includes some bug fixes for tablets, if you’ve been having issues with that. Personally, I’ve not seen any issues with tablet mode, but apparently enough users have to [Read More...]
If you’re the proud owner of either a Nook Color, Nook Tablet or Kindle Fire who also happens to own a WordPress blog you might have been a little bummed out when you found the app was not available for your device(s). No matter though, the folks from WordPress just needed some extra time to get it completed and that extra time was worth it:
We paid special attention to the post editor [Read More...]
A tablet resting on the desk? That’s cool. A tablet propped-up at angles more conducive to you viewing on your desk? That’s much more desirable. That’s also what you’ll get with the [Read More...]
Early last month we told you about A.I.type and their need for beta testers for a new “floating” spilt keyboard. Fast-forward to today, and the beta product is now finished, and FloatNSplit Tablet Keyboard is now available in the Android Market. Based on the original A.I.type keyboard and it’s amazing prediction engine, FloatNSplit brings a new and unique user interface for tablet users, with a split keyboard that’s not only [Read More...]
![Motorola Xyboard – Strange name, solid tablet, serious contender? [Tablet Review]](http://androidnewspad.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/323f1__Motorola-DROID-Xyboard-10.11-70x70.jpg "Motorola Xyboard – Strange name, solid tablet, serious contender? [Tablet Review]")
I’m going to skip talking about the Xyboard name for as long as I can. Ok. The name is ridiculous; I’m moving on. As Verizon’s newest tablet, the Xyboard has a lot [Read More...]
Mint.com ranks as one of the best personal finance management services around. I said as much when I first reviewed the Mint.com Android app back in 2010, and I’m more convinced of it now. [Read More...]
Behold, the ZTE V66 Android tablet, apparently destined for Verizon at some point. The tablet as already been submitted to the U.S. FCC, and now a thumbnail picture (we’ve blown it up a tad here) has been listed on the Bluetooth Special Interest Group’s site.
What we’re looking at in the V66 is a 7-inch tablet with some pretty rounded corners, Android 3.2 Honeycomb and 4G LTE data, along [Read More...]
The ZTE Optik just made an appearance in the latest issue of the Sprint Playbook, and it’s coming in at the right price. Because Sprint is dropping their Wimax support and building out their new LTE network, this one is going to be a 3G-only device, and at $ 99 with a new agreement, of course, it’s bound to turn a few heads. (Or not, we suppose. We’ll see.) Its specs [Read More...]
This bad boy was one of the most exciting things we saw at CES. The Acer Iconia Tab A510 was an unannounced tablet then, and it was not a bad one. Well, the tablet has finally been announced at a pre-CeBIT event in Germany. It’s being released in Europe the following April at a price of €500.
When we saw this tablet at NVIDIA’s booth, it left a rather good impression [Read More...]
Do you do a lot of writing on your Android tablet? Have you been looking for the perfect app to help you focus on the most [Read More...]
