Tag "Honeycomb"
New Android flaw discovered, but Google is already on it
Another week, another security flaw, with the latest a real dog of a hack, breaking into handsets using multimedia messages. But have no fear, because our people at Google tell us the company is ready with a patch.
Chameleon shows an organised Android tablet home screen is possible
We're big fans of tablets, but most of the Android slates we've seen haven't really differentiated themselves for the way they looked on a software level. While Google has evolved the Android platform on phones, it still doesn't feel amazing on tablets, but at least one developer is working on a solution.
Motorola launches Xoom 2 tablet: more of the same?
Remember last year's Motorola Xoom? It was one of the first iPad competitors to grace our shores. With the new year upon us, Moto has made some improvements and partnered with Telstra for a new model.
Sony releases 3G Tablet P, cuts price on Tablet S
A new tablet is coming from Sony, offering a smaller computing experience that can fit into pretty much any backpack. Called the "Tablet P", it's unlike any tablet you've seen, echoing a design seen on Nintendo's DS.
Toshiba announces availability of thinnest tablet, introduces 14 inch ultrabook
With CES done and dusted, Australia's division of Toshiba has come out and announced several new computers, as well as the upcoming release of the AT200 - world's thinnest tablet and a product we previewed last year.
Asus first with Tegra 3 tablet: Transformer Prime has landed
There's been lots of buzz about the next generation of Android tablets, and one of the most talked up models is finally getting released here, a couple of months after it debuted overseas.
Acer’s new A200 $349 tablet released, Ice Cream Sandwich in 2012
Right before Christmas, Acer has decided to unleash another tablet on Australians, with the 10.1 inch A200 hitting stores now, with a note that the new Android 4.0 operating system will be coming in January.
Unbanned: hands-on with Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1
Samsung Australia was handed a win this week, with the courts overturning an earlier ruling banning the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and allowing it to be sold locally. With that in mind, we've just been handed Samsung's iPad competitor and can now tell you what you can look forward to.
Motorola drops the price of the Xoom tablet for Christmas
Thinking of buying a tablet but didn't want to break the bank too much? Motorola has decided to take a chunk off the price tag of the Xoom in time for the holiday season.
Unboxing: Asus Eee Pad Slider
It's the start of the week, and here at GadgetGuy, we've been given a new toy to play with. The follow-up from the Asus Eee Pad Transformer has arrived in the Slider, a new tablet that features technology similar to its predecessor, but puts the emphasis on the tablet rather than a netbook styling.
Samsung and Google join up for some LTE love in the Nexus, will it hit Australia?
Apple may have had its fun two weeks ago with the iPhone 4S announcement, but now its biggest competitor - Google - has announced a flagship Samsung Galaxy handset running a new OS.
Asus slips in a keyboard-tablet with the Eee Pad Slider
A tablet that was introduced at CES this year is finally making its way to our shores, with Australians now able to get their hands on the Asus Eee Pad Slider.
Toshiba makes it official: sub-$500 7 inch AT1S0 in October
Well consider us totally surprised: the story we broke yesterday on Toshiba's new 7 inch tablet has just been confirmed for release in Australia.
Toshiba to shrink the 10 inch AT100 tablet to a 7 inch size
Toshiba's debut AT100 tablet will be joined with a new smaller version of itself, with the company announcing a 7 inch variant of the tablet.
Everyone’s making tablets… even supermarket chain Aldi
Every week, there's talk of a new tablet coming out to compete with the iPad, and if you're into budget gadgets - and who isn't - then there's good news, as Aldi's tech arm Medion is looking to branch out into touchscreen computers.
Toshiba previews its next tablet at IFA
One of the most anticipated tablets this year was the Toshiba AT100, a tablet that featured USB connectivity, HDMI out, and a replaceable battery. Now Toshiba's giving it a second try with the AT200, a tablet that does away with much of the thickness that came with the debut model.
