Gingerbread ported to Xperia X8
If you are an Xperia X8 owner, now you have a good reason to get smile on your face, since the XDA developer jerpelea is doing an excellent job -…
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March 19, 2011
iPad 2 UK launch day is coming
The iPad 2 will be launched in the UK on Friday 25th March. Prepare for your new arrival - there’s a whole week to wait yet until you can get…
March 19, 2011
HTC HD2 WM6.5.x custom ROM with GTX 1.8.5 Sense theme
HTC HD2 + T-MOBILE HD2 Compatible Android Friendly Super Fast - Stable - Friendly - No Battery Drain Available in English (WWE) + Greek (ELL) + German (GER) Omega WWE…
March 19, 2011
Angry Birds for tablets – preview video
The main idea of Angry Birds will not be changed in the Rio version, but it is already missing pigs and eggs, but there are poachers and locked animals to…
March 17, 2011
AndroXplorer – intuitive and comprehensive file manager for Android
Designed for Android mobile device, AndroXplorer is intuitive, advanced and comprehensive. Encryption is a breeze with state-of-the-art password folder. AndroXplorer supports importing or exporting of passwords data from or to…
March 6, 2011
Magix W3 – phone and tablet with Windows 7
It 's a phone? No, maybe it's a tablet? Nope, its the Magix W3. This little device is a hybrid between "microcomputer" and mobile phone, and that's not all -…
February 26, 2011
Samurai II: Vengeance for Android
The long-awaited Samurai II: Vengeance game has finally arrived on Android! While the iOS version got rave reviews for its stylized manga graphics and quick, bloody gameplay, Samurai II for…
February 26, 2011
Maylong M-150 Universe Android tablet
If you are looking into tablets and searching for a cheap alternative just to use as a ebook reader for the massive amounts of free books or just browsing and…
February 25, 2011
The best Android tablet for under $200?
The best Android tablet for under $200?
1. What do you want the tablet for?
If you want to be running the latest and greatest releases, playing games etc etc then you’ll have to cough up a lot more than $200. If you want something to browse the web and play web videos etc, then you may well be able to get away with something around the $200 mark.
2. Work out what features you must have and what features would be nice and what you can live without.
What version of Android would be ok?
3. What size screen/resolution do you want?
The best one is a larger screen of around 10 inches, it would be better and you can feel the higher resolution means there is more you can do with it. Of course larger screen means you lose out on other features for the same price and portability is reduced.
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February 23, 2011