In a few weeks I am giving a presentation and will be doing it on a laptop and projector. I really prefer being able to move around while I speak and not having to be stuck at the computer. Would there
I would like to know if there is any way to disable automatically viewing the mobile version of websites, such as Grooveshark. The only way I can access grooveshark through mobile is paying for it, which
sometimes you have to download a seperate internet client to view websites in 'desktop mode'. I know dolphin HD browser works for phones, it might work on the tablet, (but I think you might have to download an extension to allow Dolphin to do that).
are they worth comparing at all the nook color attracts me because of its price but i like the look and the software of the Acer do you know if the android market app is installed on the Acer Iconia tablet?
Okay I like android OS but I like iPad iOS. I cant decide because i m buying a used iPad 1st generation which is 3 years old. I usually jailbreak my apple stuff but i want to make a change and maybe a
Hello I am a iPhone, Android and iPd application developer as per my knowledge and experience I can say that if you are game lover then use iPad. Other wise acer tablet and apple iPad have their own qualities but acer tablet can't take place of apple
which one should i purchase. am not to sure. are they pretty much the same? what does one device have over the other?
The iPad 2 is a more expensive device, but offers better performance and more apps. Aside from it's low cost, the Acer also offers more customizability, because andriod allows users to modify their home-screen, add widgets, etc. They both have similar
Do i need to download an app for it?
A video review of the Acer Iconia Tab A500 Android Honeycomb tablet. Check out our full review at: www.mobiletechreview.com This is a relatively ...
This is a Wi-Fi-only device, so you may want to look at a more expensive alternative. Also, there isn't much in the way of onboard apps, so you'll need to download your own choices. However, it does a neat job of things such as contacts and email and has usable front and rear-facing snappers - for a price of around £250.
Style and handling summary for Acer Iconia A100 review
The A100 is quite heavy but has a neat shape that allows it to fit inside a jacket pocket
Battery power summary for Acer Iconia A100 review
You should get around eight hours from a full charge, which is fine if you're running apps such as Skype or logging into Twitter, but for power-hungry tasks such as viewing videos, the power will drain far quicker.
In the family of mobile operating systems, Apple’s iOS is the eldest child with a wall full of trophies, while Google’s Android is its younger sibling, trying to prove to dad that iOS didn’t get all of the good genetics.
Yet, there is a forgotten middle child: HP’s webOS. First developed by Palm as a successor to Palm OS, HP’s purchase of Palm didn’t create as many opportunities for market adoption as originally anticipated. Since webOS’ introduction in 2009, we’ve only seen a handful of devices with the company’s mobile operating system. Within the same period, multiple manufacturers collectively launched a slew of Android-based phones.
The new Acer tabet is a 10-inch tablet that comes with the Verizon LTE and is worth noting that it is powered by the Nvidia Tegra 2 processor. The processor is to be supported by the 1GB RAM. The name Acer Iconia is not official yet but mostly it should be the same. There is [...]
I have had this tablet since it was released two weeks ago. The look and feel of the unit is great.
The tablet computer market in Indonesia has a new player, the Acer Iconia. Having introduced a few days ago, today the Acer Iconia A500 series launched in Jakarta.
While there are some oddities that previous reviewers mention, this tablet is hands down one of the best tablet device I've owned and used. iPad, Galaxy Tab, Gtablet, XP Tablet
Acer has launched the Iconia 10.1 inch tablet in both Android and Windows versions priced at Rs 27,990 and Rs 32,499 respectively.
OS: Android 3.2 Honeycomb CPU: NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core mobile processor (1.0GHz) Display: 7” Multi-Touch Capacitive-Touch Display, 1024 x 600 resolution, 16:10 aspect ratio, NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Memory: 8GB eMMC storage (16GB available), MicroSD up to 32GB Cameras: 5MP rear-facing camera with auto focus with single LED flash; 2MP front-facing camera Connectivity: 802.11b/g/n Wireless (802.11n 2.4GHz only), Bluetooth 2.1+EDR
OS: Android 3.2 Honeycomb : Honeycomb on the Iconia is the very latest version, and it is definitely more mature than the earlier 3.x devices I have played with. Yet it is far from stable and complete – I have reset the device completely...I consider the Iconia Tab A100 as the best 7 inch Android tablet released in August, 2011 (US). The other Acer’s Android tablets: the Iconia Tab A500 and A501 are also amazing; well-design, high-end specifications, moderate price. But I always prefer a 7 inch tablet to the 10 inch one, because of its portability. Especially, when I knew that the Iconia Tab A100 is the first 7 inch tablet to run v3.2 of Honeycomb. “The first”, I like it…, sounds prestigious…
As there was news coming that Acer is going to launch it’s another tablet, the day arrives finally. We’ve got confirmation that Acer has started shipping and selling its latest Acer Iconia A501 Tablet in India.
I'd say this fits my needs enough for me to give it five stars but the technology isn't up to perfect enough for me to give it a five star recommendation to others. Programs do force close occasionally and some of my apps don't work with Honeycomb. There have been a couple of times I've wished I got the Win 7 version so I could get some of my bookkeeping done on my tablet but over all I'm happy. If you've been around computers for a little while and can remember the blue screen of death days with Win 95 or 98, you'll be familiar with the kind of mild annoyances newer software/hardware combinations bring you. It's kinda like that. If you've got an Android phone you're probably used to it, too...
Microsoft Milks More Patent Licensing Dollars Out of Android Manufacturers
Acer, maker of the popular Iconia Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet has become the latest device maker to cave in to Microsoft's licensing demands. (Source: Amazon.com) Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) has already inked lucrative licensing details with General
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Acer Iconia A100 Review by 3G.co.uk
Acer has performed a neat trick by bring a seven-inch tablet to the table - or indeed to the jacket pockets of consumers. Acer also brought us one of the first devices to run on Android Honeycomb (the Acer Iconia A500 tablet), so how does its smaller
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Acer Iconia Tab A100 7-inch Android Tablet, $326
Acer's 7-inch Iconia Tab runs on the Android Honeycomb operating system, is packed with ports (including microUSB and Micro-HDMI), and has a 5-megapixel rear-facing camera with LED flash.
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Gateway, Vodafone, and Medion unveil Honeycomb tablets
Acer subsidiary Gateway has begun shipping a rebranded "A60" version of Acer's 10.1-inch Iconia Tab A500 Honeycomb tablet. Meanwhile Vodafone announced Smart Tab 7 and Smart Tab 10 Android 3.2 tablets, and Medion unveiled both a Lifetab
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Samsung Galaxy Note top 5 rivals – HTC, Google, Dell, Acer Acer also appeared to be ahead of the 5-inch curve when it revealed the Iconia Smart back in February. However, it's only just set to come out, which means it's going to have some tough competition on its hands from the Samsung Galaxy Note and friends. |