Toshiba Thrive tablet
It seems that Toshiba is ahead of its competitors, because their new tablet is already available in “Best Buy” shops. At the moment you can choose between two versions of…
It seems that Toshiba is ahead of its competitors, because their new tablet is already available in “Best Buy” shops. At the moment you can choose between two versions of…
Samsung Galaxy S2 is the top model of Samsung and it is one of the best Android smartphones at the market. Although the good specifications, Samsung Galaxy S2 is still…
Sony spread around a video of their new tablets - Sony Ericsson S1 and S2. Like the most promotional videos of the company, this video is impressive. S1 and S2…
Dual-SIM mobile phone by Motorola is coming, the phone is named Motorola XT882 Swordish and except the two SIM cards it also has a 2 core processor known as NVIDIA…
With SHADOWGUN, Madfinger is expanding the entertainment potential of smartphone, iOS devices and tablets. SHADOWGUN will support Android mobile devices powered by the NVIDIA Tegra super chip, and will be…
As we know, there is a lot of Android phones and tablets that use NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processors. And it is time to say “hello” to the new…
Next week, during the All Thing Digital D9 conference, we are waiting for presentation of Windows 8 for tablets. According to Bloomberg, during the demonstration will be used tablets with…
There are some really good 3D games preinstalled on the LG Optimus 2X, which is powered by NVIDIA Tegra 2 chipset . As you can see the game runs flawlessly,…
Motorola Atrix 4G uses NVIDIA’s latest dual-core Tegra 2 chipset, has 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage for user, a 5MP rear camera with LED flash plus a front-facing VGA camera for video calls, a fingerprint reader for secure unlocking, and a 4-inch display with a resolution of 960×540. The Atrix will be shipped with Android 2.2 instead of the latest version, and it’s not yet clear when it will be getting an upgrade to Gingerbread. Another minor disappointment is that the “4G” in the device’s moniker means HSPA+ rather than LTE.