Dell is poised to take on the iPad and to do so it has entitle Microsoft and Google to power its 7″ Android based tablet and future 10″ Windows based options that will rival the iPad in less than 6 months, Dell is quietly pumping out new tablets, the last one was the 5″ Streak launched in August, a device that more than a tablet looks and behaves like a big smartphone. Dell is also planning a new wave of tablets running Google’s lightweight Chrome OS operating system, specially designed for netbooks, ...

There’s a trend in technology these days: tablets, a slate-like design that has been around for years and it’s now perfected by Apple; in an attempt to decode the iPad formula rivals are creating two different approaches, stuffing Android in a bigger screen (10.1) or creating a bigger smartphone and call it tablet (the Dell Streak 7, Samsung Tab 7 and now Blackberry Playbook 7″), but ripping, copying and even adding better technical specifications won’t help none of them sell millions of their tablets, what is really missing from those ...

Google has stated that Android as we know is not designed with tablets in mind and won’t be for months as Google prepare its own Tablet OS, but it doesn’t stop tablet makers from putting Android inside its mobile devices that end up being just like giant smartphone, because to access the Android Market is mandatory to have a 3G connection. That’s the reason the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 is nothing more than a big Android-based phone forced to behave like a tablet, something totally different from the iOS perspective, that it’s ...

In an ultra strange move, Apple is telling everybody what to expect in the next major iOS update for the iPad, the 4.2 update due in November will bring some iOS features found in the iPhone like Game Center, Folders and Multitasking, plus Wireless printing an AirPlay, but this is the first time I’ve seen Apple providing a route map (even with the obvious features) for its OS, I mean, I’ve seen how Apple promoted Mac OS X features in the WWDC and deliver two or three months later, but to ...

Thegadgets.net is running an article about how similar are the interface found in the iPad and the new interface to be found in the new Samsung Tab 7″ tablet, I’ve watched the video a few times, but I didn’t notice it, this similarity is more than accidental, maybe Samsung wants to guarantee that Android users feel comfortable using the most already known interface or maybe Samsung believes that the Android interface is too ugly for its own tablet. Check for yourself, strange, but Samsung must be ripping Apple off by including the ...

Servers, storage and services revenue grew a combined 38 percent reaching $4.2 billion in revenue Revenue, operating income and shipments all up by at least 20 percent Earnings 22 cents per share on a GAAP basis, 30 cents non-GAAP Commercial customers increased their purchases of Dell’s open, capable and affordable enterprise solutions in the fiscal first quarter, contributing to the company’s continued robust revenue, operating income and shipment growth. Fiscal-Year 2011 First Quarter Highlights Total revenue in the quarter ended April 30 was $14.9 billion, ...

Today Mojiva announced that it has expanded its mobile advertising network to support advertising on the newly announced Apple iPad, as well as other e-readers, netbooks, and tablet platforms. Advertisers will soon have the ability to place their ads on this new generation of mobile devices, targeting a growing mobile audience.

The larger format screens of these devices will allow advertisers to create a rich experience for those interacting with their campaigns. Advertisers will have access to advanced analytics that go beyond impressions and clicks, and through to engagement with specific ads …

Dell is launching the Dell Mini 3 mobile phone in China and Brazil, but the strangest thing ever is why is Dell launching the Mini 3 over there? Maybe Dell wants to create some buzz around the world first and then jump into the States for a massive take over the iPhone, but while Dell Mini 3 doesn’t bring anything new to the table, it can slowly help Dell creates its mobile business, there is a phone for every people and budget and the Mini 3 will have a very difficult time trying to find its niche with the …

Rumors are traveling over the net that Apple will kill support on Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.2 for Atom processors found on netbooks that have made possible a hackintosh installation, something that will shut down a growing trend of buying cheap Dell Mini 10v netbooks and install Mac OS X on them. Apple should have used this trend to understand what people really want and provide a Mac with similar or better features that fills this need. Not everybody has $999 to buy a elegant Macbook, but $300 ...

Dell unveiled the industry’s smallest 12.1-inch rugged convertible tablet PC that is the first with a multi-touch display, the Latitude XT2 XFR. The system is designed to meet the unique and demanding needs of customers in the military, police, border patrol, field service organizations, factory fulfillment and first responders. The Latitude XT2 XFR adds to Dell’s Rugged Mobility Solution offering that includes the fully rugged Latitude E6400 XFR and the semi-rugged Latitude E6400 ATG laptops. It also joins purpose-engineered products like the Latitude Z, Latitude 2100 netbook for education and Dell ...

Nokia is doing what they believe is right and have a real business sense, Nokia is suing Apple for some wireless patents infringement, something that is plausible because Nokia holds the rights for those patents and they need to protect them, this is business as usual, nothing to see here more than a mere tactic for a better and faster negotiation. But, in the wake of the circunstances, Nokia is buying an All Inclusive ticket for a bigger fight with Apple, Apple is also known for its happy-trigger when We talk about litigations, so if Nokia believes that even if they ...