Apple iPad Air 16GB WiFi
Best Buy has this Apple iPad Air 16GB WiFi on sale for $439.99. It comes in two colors for this price. The same item sells at Target for $499. Check the product specs from BestBuy.com
It’s happening: Android and Windows Phone on one device
What if you could have the best of two mobile platforms on one phone? If India-based Karbonn Mobile’s licensing agreement with Microsoft is any indicator, at least one part of the world will have access to dual-boot handsets that run both Android and Windows Phone. Get the latest from this article on PCWorld.com
Make Your Phone Turn On Automatically Just When You Need It
Your phone is resting on the table; you pick it up, and it flicks on. You didn’t press anything — it just knows. Or maybe it’s in your pocket or your purse — you pull it out, and the screen turns on. It feels magical, and it works well, thanks to a free little app called Gravity Screen. The screen knows when to turn off, too. Check on how from this article on MakeUseOf.com
Samsung preferred for Android business use
More than half of Android devices being used in the enterprise are made by Samsung, according to a report from mobile device management company Fiberlink that surveyed more than 250,000 devices worldwide. Check out why from this article on PCWorld.com
Samsung Galaxy Note Pro review: Android’s bid to replace Windows in the office
Spending $750 for an Android tablet seems exorbitant. But the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro offers a larger screen, excellent battery life, and access to the Android and Samsung app stores. Check on this article from PCWorld.com
64-bit smartphones are coming, but Apple’s iPhone 5s still stands alone
After top smartphone makers announced new products at Mobile World Congress this week, Apple’s iPhone 5s remains the only 64-bit handset available. But with new chips announced at the show and 64-bit Android now ready, competitive handsets are only a few months away. Check on this article from PCWorld.com
Nokia’s Android phones are nothing like the Android you’re used to
BARCELONA—Imagine our surprise when, after months of chasing rumors, Nokia introduces not one, not two, but three different Android-powered devices. Check out this article from Greenbot.com