BLACKBERRY TABLET COMPUTER
BlackBerry launches Leap smartphone in India at Rs 21,490
BlackBerry Leap has 16GB storage with micro-SD support for up to 128GB. It has an 8-megapixel rear camera and a 2800 mAH non-removable lithium ion battery.
BlackBerry Passport launched in India for Rs 49,990
The Passport is a departure from the usual smartphone design and has a square shape. Its 4.5-inch touchscreen has an aspect ratio of 1:1 with a resolution of 1440 x 1440 pixels.
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Lenovo eyes Barack Obama's favourite BlackBerry
Lenovo is making a strategic move to acquire BlackBerry, which is used by US president Barack Obama and over 5,00,000 US officials.
Samsung and Lenovo step up enterprise push as BlackBerry slips further
Lenovo and Samsung are pushing into the enterprise turf, for a stronghold of Blackberry which is now struggling with a falling market share.
Can Lenovo protect its leadership in PCs & gain share in mobile, tablet businesses in India?
Amar Babu, MD of Lenovo India, has his task cut out. He toes his boss’ global strategy for India. “It will be protect and attack,” he says.
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Surprising, but true: Google's Eric Schmidt uses a BlackBerry!!!
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt uses a BlackBerry! May be too surprising, but it's true.
Tablet market in India to grow 40%, to cross 1.6 million units in 2012-13: Study
According to the apex body for IT hardware- Manufacturers Association of IT, tablets are emerging as the preferred device for entertainment and content consumption.
Low-cost tablets from HCL, Beetel, and others no match yet for iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab
Indian challengers such as HCL, Beetel, and Aakash, have not been able to make a significant mark in the market despite prices starting as low as Rs 3,000.
How to track & recover stolen or lost gadgets
Some gadgets are an expensive investment, but you don't need to spend a penny to protect your laptop or smartphone from theft explains ET.
US Air force to purchase iPad2 s' to lessen pilot load
US Air Force may buy as many as 18,000 iPad2s in what would be one of the military’s biggest orders of tablets, accelerating Apple’s inroads into the govt.
RIM's tablet PlayBook's sales crushed by Apple's iPad
Research In Motion (RIM), depending on its new PlayBook to bolster sales as demand for its BlackBerry phones withers may have shipped just one of the tablet computers last quarter for every 19 iPads from Apple.
Indian PC market to register 11.15 mn units sale in 2011
According to market research, consulting and advisory services firm CyberMedia Research, sales are expected to accelerate further by 14 per cent to 12.71 million units in 2012.
HTC unveils tablet PC 'Flyer' in India at Rs 39,890
Flyer's competitors in India include Apple iPad, Samsung's Galaxy Tab, Blackberry Playbook and soon-to-be launched Motorola Xoom.
Blackberry launches Playbook in India; price range at Rs 27,000-Rs 38,000
Competition for 'tablets' is hotting up with handset makers queuing up smartphone launches. PlayBook is 7-inch tablet & runs on OS built by QNX Software System.
Tablet war hots up, HTC to now bring 'Flier' to India
The seven-inch touch screen tablet has 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. It has 1GB of RAM and in-built memory of 16GB and a 5 mpx camera.
Tablet war hots up, Blackberry to launch Playbook this month in India
The price in India could range between Rs 22,000 and Rs 32,000, depending upon its storage capacity, from 16 GB to 64 GB.
How the tablet revolution is unfolding
In little over a year, tablets have redefined the tech business and is threatening to pip laptops and PCs as the must-have computing gadget.
Google's Android stars at CES
Google may not have had any gadgets on display at the Consumer Electronics Show which closed here Sunday but the Internet giant made its presence felt.
Apple a no-show but iPad looms over CES
The annual Consumer Electronics Show kicks off here on Thursday but the hottest device around, and the trailblazing company that makes it, won't be on the sprawling show floor.
Technology developments in the year 2010
A lot happened in 2010 as far as new technology was concerned. The new developments make it difficult to imagine how we used to survive in the pre-2010 age
Tablet computers come of age with iPad mania
Yearning for an Internet-linked gadget bigger than a smartphone but smaller than a laptop made tablet computing a defining trend for 2010.
In the war of Tablets, RIM's Playbook wins big cos' backing
RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook, the tablet designed to compete with Apple iPad, is winning corporate customers months before its debut.
iPhone vs BB turns Jobs vs Jim
The Apple CEO pointed out that Apple had sold 14.1 million iPhones last quarter compared to RIM's 12.1 million BlackBerrys, adding that it was going to be tough for RIM to create a competitive software platform.
Apple's Steve Jobs in war of words with RIM's Balsillie
After Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs' remarked that his company had sold more iPhones than Research in Motion (RIM) had sold BlackBerrys.
Dell launches smartphone-tablet Streak in India
Dell today announced the launch of its smartphone-tablet device 'Dell Streak' in India, in association with Qualcomm and Tata DOCOMO.
RIM unveils PlayBook tablet to compete with iPad
PlayBook runs QNX on 1 GHz dual-core processor, links to cell network via BlackBerry phone.
RIM unveils 'PlayBook' tablet computer
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion unveiled a touchscreen tablet computer on Monday called "PlayBook" aimed at business users.
BlackBerry tablet computer poised for debut: Report
A tablet computer referred to unofficially as the "BlackPad" is due for release by RIM by the end of year.
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