Apple’s second generation iPad is starting to roll out to 25 markets across the globe and the company has revealed the prices for its latest tablet device in these markets. Well, it seems that folks in Australia and Newland will have the luck to pick an iPad2 for the cheapest prices available all over the globe. Countries in the euro zone will have similar pricing for this 9.7 incher tab from Apple.  Euro zone markets will sell iPad 2 Wi-Fi only version for €479 for 16GB model while the 32 GB version will cost €579. The 64 GB version of the WiFi only iPad 2 will come

You all know by now that the HTC EVO View 4G was  officiallyannounced by Sprint a while ago. No, we are not elaborating on that piece of technology, but a different one here – the HTC Flyer. The tablet has hopped on to Best Buy, with the retailer announcing that a WiFi-only version of the HTC Flyer will be brought to US customers’ midst not later than Spring. Though it has not been clearly spelt out by Best Buy as to what version of Android OS will run the device, we guess we should be waiting for an Android 3.0 tablet specific OS. The current version, as we all know, runs

At a time when the tablet market is totally inclined to the happenings on at the Apple iPad 2 counters, rival companies have been going the extra mile to make their stuff visible. Yesterday, we saw Samsung throwing in some aggression into its marketing by pushing out a fresh advert for their Samsung Galaxy Tab. We also saw Motorola’s Xoom usher in a fresh Adobe Flash update. The latest from the tablet front is that Asus has pushed their upcoming Eee Pad through the FCC gates, and has successfully got it cleared along with WiFi and Bluetooth functionalities. The upcoming

HP has unveiled its own iPad killer and its first webOS based tablet, the HP TouchPad. The new tablet, which comes with a lot of impressive specifications, features a new version of the company’s webOS software, webOS 3.0. The tablet comes equipped with a 9.7 inch capacitive multitouch display with a resolution of 1024 x 768, and boasts a dual core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor along with 512MB of RAM. The device also features a 1.3 megapixel camera on the front aimed at video calls, a virtual keyboard, support for Adobe Flash 10.1 and a wide range of music and video

HTC has announced that its Gratia handset will be on sale in the UK starting next month. The new device, which is an entry-level Android smartphone, will be available contract free since no operators in the UK have signed up as yet. Earlier, the company had said that the budget Android device will be available from November 2010 onwards. But, although a bit late, the company is all set to release the new phone. If you are thinking that the new device looks familiar, it’s because the device looks similar to the HTC Aria, and it also shares some of the Aria’s specs as

AOC has been growing their name and popularity in the arena of computer monitors for quite a while now. With tablets raining in the tech world as of late, it seems like AOC has also thought of taking the plunge.  As if in a bid to bite off a sizable chunk of the tablet market pie, AOC has line up a new slate and has passed it through the gates of FCC. Christened E800, the AOC tablet will now be looking at bringing in the device as soon as possible, after it gets cleared by FCC.  Though not many details of the device have been revealed as yet, we have an inkling that the AOC

Verizon’s Chief Financial Officer Francis Shammo, in an interview, has said that the carrier will be introducing an iPad version that will be equipped with an inbuilt chip that will help in connecting the device to Verizon’s data network. As you might already know, iPad users currently need an extra device to connect to Verizon’s network. The carrier now sells a WiFi only model of the Apple iPad, offering the popular iOS tablet bundled with a Verizon MiFi mobile hotspot. And you must also know that Verizon just announced the much anticipated CDMA version of the

Samsung has been busy taking on Apple these days. After releasing a real contender for the MacBook Air — the 9 Series laptop models — they’re now officially announcing the Galaxy Tab WiFi-only version. It’s the same amazing Android tablet that has managed to get people excited last year when it was launched, except for the fact that the only connectivity you’re getting is via WiFi. When it will hit stores in the US this first quarter of 2011, the Galaxy Tab WiFi will come bundled with Android 2.2 as expected. Regarding price, the official press release makes no

This is something that calls for some kind of excitement.  We guess you remember Sprint passing their Novatel MiFi 4082 through the FCC gates some tie ago. Nothing much had been revealed since then, though we were all waiting to know more on the new innovation. The latest on that front is that we have stumbled upon an image of Novatel MiFi 4082 device, by way of a leak. From what the picture reveals, the MiFi 4082 comes about as a device tailor-made for the Sprint 3G/ 4G network. To come with capabilities that would flaunt WiFi potential, the MiFi 4082 could see the light of

You might already know that Sharp had launched its Galapagos media tablets in Japan recently. The company had also launched its Galapagos content service there. Now it appears that the company has plans for expanding to other markets around the world as well. At first Sharp will be launching the service and its devices on the US eReader market in the coming year. The company is looking to secure book publishers and content providers, and content will be provided in the EPUB file format (in Japan it is XMDF). And you might know that the Galapagos eReaders that are sold in Japan