As Cisco throws its hat into the ring with its business-focused tablet device, I thought it might be interesting to take a look at some of the other players that are planning tablets in the near future. The companies featured below are just those that are coming from the PC/ computer/ software industry. Casting an [...]
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Nokia unveiled the technical specifications of its new netbook, the Booklet 3G, at the Nokia World conference last week. Aside from a few grumbles about the choice of operating system (OS) and the lack of certain features and technical capabilities, I reckon the product is on a par with a host of laptops and netbooks [...]
Some interesting news concerning Nokia and its likely future strategies regarding devices, operating systems, and markets broke over the weekend. The website for the Office of Harmonization for the Internal Market (OHIM) has posted details of three new ‘series’ trademarkets for mobile devices that may enter production soon. These would be the Cseries and Xseries of handheld devices, [...]
Apple appears to have inadvertently exposed its plans for 3G-enabled personal computers, after eagle-eyed technology analysts spotted a (now-withdrawn) job advert on Apple’s website that sought an engineer with “experience of 3G Wireless WAN” technology. The implication is that Apple is planning to bring its popular Macintosh personal computers into the mobile broadband space by embedding 3G-standard [...]
Nokia’s CEO claims that the company is ‘actively looking’ to get into the computer market, possibly through creating its own family of mobile computers. On the face of it, and given the success Nokia has been enjoying in the smartphones and mobile Internet services markets, this seems to be a canny move. It would also underline Nokia’s vision of [...]
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