To Tab or Not To Tab It’s raining Smartphones and Tablets since last one year, isn’t it? No wonder, everyone out there is considering investing in it. Off-late, We received mails and lots of queries from our members asking us many questions about tablets, of which the core and most frequently asked ones were: What […]
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Do You really need a Tablet PC
February 2nd, 2012
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Posted in Android, Apple, Blackberry, iPad2, Motorola, QR code, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Tab750, Tablet PC, Tablets, Technology Products | Tags: 3G, Acer Aspire One, Adobe Photoshop express, Android, Android 3.1, Android Apps, android honeycomb, Android Market, Android OS, Apple iPad2, Blackberry Playbook, Bord, calendar, Cam scanner, camera, Drawing Neon, ET App, Evernote, Galaxy Tablet, Gmail app, High Resolution Display, Honeycomb, HP tablets, Ice cream sandwich, ICS 4, Infinite design, Internet browsing, Motorola Xoom, Mozilla Browser, Nimbuzz, Opera Mini, P7500, Photo edit, Polaris Office, QRCode scanner, samsung galaxy, Samsung Galaxy Tab750, Scan documents, Tablet Fluid functions, Tablet PC, tablet review, Tablets, To tab or not to tab, TOI App, VLC Direct, Voice search, while on the go, Why to buy tablets, wi-fi, WSJ App, Zip Viewer
Steve Jobs reveals iPad2
March 3rd, 2011
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Steve Jobs reveals iPad2: There has probably never been a Brand belonging to the ‘mostly elite buyers group’ and yet adored globally as much as Apple. Just like each and everyone of you, we have been in love with this brand ever since we laid our eyes on the first Apple Mac a decade ago. […]
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