TABLET COMPARISON
Apple iPad mini OLED Review: The iPod Touch of 2026, and Perhaps the Best iPad for Most Users
Apple iPad mini OLED review: With an 8.5-inch OLED display, A20 Pro chip and compact design, Apple's latest tablet brings back the spirit of the iPod Touch. But with the iPhone Duo offering a foldable screen, does the Rs 82,900 iPad mini still make sense? We review its display, performance, battery life and everyday usability to find out why it could be the most practical iPad for many users.
NPPA list brings little relief: No price cut for 25% cancer drugs
Nearly one in four cancer drug packs in the NPPA’s revised price list will see no reduction in MRP, even as the overall average cut across 643 packs is 38.22%. Several high-cost patented medicines remain unchanged, prompting patient advocates to question how much relief the trade-margin cap will actually deliver when the new prices take effect on November 9.
How 4,000 year old business letters helped economists find 11 lost cities
Thousands of 4,000-year-old clay tablets, mostly merchants’ receipts and complaints about dangerous roads, helped economists estimate where eleven lost Bronze Age cities once stood. Their 2019 study used a standard trade model and found that geography, not farmland, may explain why some cities keep thriving across millennia.
5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 29 % in 1 year, according to analysts
Look at how the market treated the stock of a large FMCG stock – one the best wealth creators of the past – just because it mentioned the risk of rising input costs. It shows what the underlying sentiment on the street is like.
5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 34% in 1 year, according to analysts
Given the current global and domestic situation, the chances are that the volatility quotient in the market will remain high. So, the best option is to sit on the sidelines and let the situation settle. The problem with waiting, however, is that the situation may not settle for quite some time. Why? Because the players involved have such divergent interests that it might take a while for things to get sorted out.
A Roman Town’s Lost Documents Were Found In France
A remarkable discovery in Izernore, France, has unearthed ancient wooden writing tablets. These nearly two-thousand-year-old relics provide a unique window into Roman provincial life. The waterlogged wells preserved these delicate artifacts, revealing details about daily activities and the importance of writing. The find sheds light on literacy and record-keeping in Roman society.
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iPads face stiff competition from Android tablets in March quarter
Following technological advancements such as 5G support, high-resolution display, stylus support and more, shipments of Android tablets in the consumer segment surged in the March quarter, which also saw easing of inventory bottlenecks. In contrast, iPad shipment growth remained nearly flat during the quarter at a time when the consumer segment grew 10% from a year earlier, according to IDC India.
PMBJPs selling drugs up to 96% cheaper than branded equivalents
Mandaviya, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha , said that the branded generic medicines are generally sold at higher prices in comparison to their unbranded generic equivalents.
India tablet market slips in Q4: International Data Corporation
Datawind led the quarter with 20.7% share, followed by Samsung at 15.8%, Micromax with 15.5%, Lenovo with 12.8% and iBall at 10% share of the market.
iPad Pro October launch looks even more likely following latest leak
And for the first time, touch, display and assembly of the screen could be controlled by Hon Hai, whose subsidiary Foxconn is an Apple partner.
Apple iPad Pro October launch looks even more likely following latest leak
A new glass-film-film, or GFF, touchscreen could be used on the iPad Pro, the analyst said, which would improve the screen's accuracy.
Samsung’s share in Indian market at 12.9% was below iBall’s 15.6% in Q4: IDC
In a report released Monday, IDC said Samsung slipped to second spot with a 12.9% share of the market in the three months ended December 2014.
Tablet sales up 10% to about 940,000 in Q3 2014: IDC
Tablet sales in the country grew by 10 per cent to about 940,000 units in July-September 2014 helped by festive season demand and strong commercial sales, research firm IDC said.
Indian tablet market records strong third quarter; close to 1 million units shipped
In the previous quarter (Q2), tablet market shipments in India stood at 0.86 million (mn), a 9 per cent growth over the first quarter of the year.
Why Apple's brand new iPad Mini is not worth the extra money
The iPad mini 3 also has the fingerprint sensor. It's also sold in one new color: gold. But that's it, as far as the "new" in the iPad mini 3.
Rugged category devices find many takers
Organisations prefer to pick these tablets and notebooks as they come with a three-year warranty offered alongside sale.
ET Review: Samsung Galaxy Note Pro @ Rs 65,575
The chassis does not flex even if you hold the device from one edge. It also has the same faux leather finish on the back which feels good and helps you grip the device better.
HP has aggressive plans to crack the tablet market in India
HP might be relatively new, and definitely a late entrant in the tablet market, but the PC giant has aggressive plans to crack the Indian tablet space.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S: How it stacks up to the competition
All this in a unibody device that is just 6.6mm thick, lightweight and easy-to-carry.
Microsoft to take on Android with low-cost tablets
Microsoft will launch low-cost Windows tablets in the coming months, specifically made for consumers in India.
Delhi, Mumbai top metros that searched online in 2013 : Report
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai have emerged as the top five metro cities that searched online in 2013.
Aakash 2 tablet's cost advantage sees rivals Micromax, Pantel and Wish Tel crying foul
According to DataWind CEO, clever design, in-house manufacturing help co to sell the tablet Rs 1,500 cheaper than rivals.
Apple CEO loves India but doesn’t see much business here
In a conference call with investors and analysts on July 24, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that he loved India but there was little business opportunity in the country to sell the company's products.
Intex and Zync launch low-cost tablets
Zync launched the cheapest Android Ice Cream Sandwich seven-inch tablet at Rs 8,990 while Intex Technologies launched i-Tab.
14 lakh Aakash Tablets booked in 14 days
Sales bookings for world's cheapest tablet, Aakash, have soared to 14 lakh units just 2 weeks after it was put up for sale online for Rs 2,500 a piece.
ET Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 750
Tab 730 caters to those who need portability while Tab 750 caters to those who need a larger screen. Apparently, the Tabs are actually thinner than the iPad 2.
New Android tablets from Samsung, MSI and Reliance eye share in Indian market pie
Making room in the estimated 3,00,000 Indian tablet market is not easy. The product has to either better on features or low on price.
Toshiba to sell tablet with upcoming Android OS
Toshiba Corp. is hoping to lure consumers to its new tablet computer by including a screen that is slightly larger than the iPad and offering a version of Google Inc.'s Android mobile operating software geared toward such devices.
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