With the official news of Apple's release of iPhone 4S sinking in, next Tuesday marks Samsung and Google's Unpacked press conference on their latest smartphones. Executives at Google are hinting at the anticipated Ice Cream Sandwich version of Android, but its arrival has yet to be disclosed.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 06, 2011
The Indian government released its Aakash tablet to the public. Starting at $35, Aakash is the world's cheapest tablet. Steve Jobs would be proud.
Dave Smith
Oct 06, 2011
The arena floor of the tech marketplace is littered with the casualties of the ongoing tablet price wars, some of whom are merely bloodied while others, like the HP TouchPad, are down for the count. Despite the recent pricing capitulations of HTC and BlackBerry, who both lowered prices on their tablets - the Flyer and the Playbook, respectively - by as much as $200 apiece, some makers are resisting pressure to drop their prices.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 06, 2011
The Android army grows every week and iPhone 4S isn't enough of an upgrade for Apple. Here are five of the best Android devices out there.
Anthony Myers
Oct 06, 2011
Samsung is one of Apple's main competitors and now their next generation Nexus Prime will come out even before iPhone 4S.
Anthony Myers
Oct 06, 2011
India, the maker of the world's cheapest car, has come up with yet another feat as it has launched what it claimed the world's cheapest indigenous tablet on Wednesday.
Kukil Bora
Oct 06, 2011
Following the suit of HP and the $99 TouchPad sale, India plans to introduce a $35 tablet computer dubbed Aakash for students, which will be the least expensive tablet in the world.
Nadine DeNinno
Oct 05, 2011
Samsung is throwing everything it has at Apple's new iPhone 4S. Between the Samsung Galaxy S II and the soon-to-be-released Nexus Prime, can Samsung and Google finally take down Apple?
Dave Smith
Oct 05, 2011
Samsung released its new Galaxy S II smartphone one day after Apple announced its brand-new iPhone 4S. Which is the better smartphone?
Dave Smith
Oct 05, 2011
The world's cheapest computer -- the $35 tablet -- has finally been launched in India, designed to bring the nation's poor into the computer and Internet age. The computer, a tablet known commercially as the Ubislate, is being hailed by government officials in India as a valuable educational tool and a major accomplishment for the country's fast-growing tech industry.
David Magee
Oct 05, 2011
The smartphone market is facing plenty of superphones from different manufacturers, but only two -- Apple iPhone 4S and Samsung Galaxy S2 -- are the devices that people might prefer over others due to the beautiful designs.
Balasubramanyam Seshan
Oct 05, 2011
Nexus Prime, an upcoming Android smartphone from Samsung, is ready to take the smartphone throne from iPhone 5 way ahead of the Apple device's launch, with a stunning curved design just as many expected in the fifth generation iPhone.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 05, 2011
Nexus Prime, an upcoming Android smartphone from Samsung, is ready to take the smartphone throne from iPhone 5 way ahead of the Apple device's launch, with a stunning curved design just as many expected in the fifth generation iPhone.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 05, 2011
Asian smartphone makers have a chance to exploit a rare letdown from pacesetter Apple Inc. after the new iPhone 4S failed to wow fans and investors, leaving Android rivals better placed to grab market share.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 05, 2011
Preorders for Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet are strong with more than a month before it officially goes on sale according to a leaked sales report to tech site Cult of Android.
Bhaskar Prasad
Oct 05, 2011
Here's how the Apple Inc iPhone 4S stacks up to rival devices from Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, HTC Corp and Motorola Mobility.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 04, 2011
Shazam, a mobile app that helps users identify music, has removed limits on the numbers of songs one can tag in its free version for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 04, 2011
Here's how the Apple Inc iPhone 4S stacks up to rival devices from Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, HTC Corp and Motorola Mobility.
IBT Staff Reporter
Oct 04, 2011
Some said they would not upgrade, and some said they would to other companies for phones.
Brett LoGiurato
Oct 04, 2011
Amazon's Kindle Fire, is a hot order item. Sources say Amazon has recorded more than 250,000 porders for its tablet at an average of 50,000 orders per day.
Dave Smith
Oct 04, 2011
Since Sept. 20, 2011, Apple shares had already declined 9.4 percent before Tuesday’s trading session.
Palash Ghosh
Oct 04, 2011
Innovation is a good thing, while, sometimes it means old items become obsolete (exactly not very old) fairly frequently.
Wendy Li
Oct 04, 2011