Epson launched its BT-100 media viewer glasses in Japan back in November, but now the Android-powered translucent visor is now available in the USA. The headset uses micro projectors to create a 960 x Continue reading…
We told you they were coming, and now they're here: Dell's XPS 13 ultrabook received a new set of drivers today that improve the performance of the touchpad. While we'd argue that the single-button Continue reading…
Now that the BlackBerry PlayBook has a native email client and Documents to Go with update 2.0, users may be finding the on-screen keyboard isn't quite up to snuff for drafting business proposals. RIM Continue reading…
When we reviewed Dell's XPS 13 ultrabook last week, only three things held it back: an iffy display, a lightweight battery and a sluggish, buggy trackpad. Well, the last of those problems may soon be Continue reading…
Acer Aspire S3. Asus Zenbook UX31. Lenovo IdeaPad U300S. Toshiba Portege Z835. HP Folio 13. And now, Dell's XPS. Since Intel and its OEM partners set out to beat the Apple MacBook Air on price and Continue reading…
While USA Today's app is still making a decent dent in the TouchPad market, it seems the same can't be said for Time Inc., as the magazine publisher has announced that its four TouchPad apps will go Continue reading…
The big story of Tuesday's Open webOS code release was the inclusion of the Isis browser powered by QtWebKit, and TouchPad owners might get to check out the new browser before the project hits 1.0 Continue reading…
As if we needed something else to remind us of HP's TouchPad, an internal slide from USA Today has the now-defunct tablet besting all Android tablets when it comes to downloads of the news Continue reading…
Samsung unveiled all manner of new ways to interact with your home electronics at CES 2012, but one thing we didn't manage to see was a new TV remote control design. According to Tech-On, the model Continue reading…
There's been an ongoing grassroots effort to shoehorn Android into HP's TouchPad and a new video posted online shows considerable progress from the version shown off in October. A member of the Continue reading…
