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QuickOffice For Tablets Brings Documents, Clouds Together
QuickOffice For Tablets Brings Documents, Clouds Together
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/30/2011
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QuickOffice is now shipping on Android 3.0, using the application framework. It also runs on IOS 4.3. Both apps let users share documents between clouds (Dropbox, Box.net, Google Docs, SugarSync and more).
LG Optimus 3D: Android Smartphone, 3D Without Glasses
LG Optimus 3D: Android Smartphone, 3D Without Glasses
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/23/2011
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LG's Optimus 3D will be available sometime in the third quarter on AT&T. It runs Android, and is able to capture and play 3D -- the latter without the need for 3D glasses. It uses TI's OMAP 4 dual core processor.
LG G-Slate: Dual Core Android Tablet, 3D Camera
LG G-Slate: Dual Core Android Tablet, 3D Camera
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/23/2011
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LG's G-Slate, coming later this Spring, features NVidia's Tegra 2 dual core processors, a 3D camera (requires 3D glasses) and Android 3.0 all in a slim, light 8.9-inch package.
Fulton Innovation: Charge Your Devices Wirelessly
Fulton Innovation: Charge Your Devices Wirelessly
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/23/2011
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Fulton Innovation uses inductive coupling to allow you to charge your devices wirelessly. This uses the standards that come out of the wireless power consortium.
Sprint and HTC Go EVO 3D and EVO View Tablet
Sprint and HTC Go EVO 3D and EVO View Tablet
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/22/2011
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Sprint announced its 21st and 22nd 4G devices: the HTC EVO 3D, a 4.3-inch, stereoscopic display phone with dual core 1.2 GHz processors; and the HTC EVO View, a 7-inch tablet with a 1.5 GHz processor. Both offer hot spots that support 8 devices.
Samsung Announces Two Super Thin Galaxy Tablets
Samsung Announces Two Super Thin Galaxy Tablets
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/22/2011
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At CTIA, Samsung announced two new tablets in their Galaxy Tab lineup: the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 8.9. These new tablets are a hair thinner than Apple's already slender iPad 2, and a few grams lighter. They ship later this Summer.
IPad2: Long Lines, High Anticipation
IPad2: Long Lines, High Anticipation
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/11/2011
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People lined up at 7 am and settled in for a 10 hour wait. Some were waiting in line as a favor, many people were buying their first iPad, and all of them needed it RIGHT now!
Apple Delivers Steve Jobs and a Faster, Thinner iPad2
Apple Delivers Steve Jobs and a Faster, Thinner iPad2
InformationWeek Videos  |  3/2/2011
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Apple announced the iPad2. It's faster and slimmer. The dual core processor and faster graphics will speed it up, but it maintains the same battery life and price. Ipad fans will be thrilled. Best of all, Steve Jobs was on hand to show it all.


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