by Gary Sims, 4 months ago

There are several popular Chinese brands that make Android tablets. One is SmartQ (which is at the higher end in terms of quality and price) and another Ainol (which is at the other end). Ainol has a history…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 4 months ago

Alcatel has made enough of an impression at CES already to be called one of the stars of this year’s trade show, but that can’t stop the surprisingly active French company from revealing yet another…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 4 months ago

We don’t traditionally relate Polaroid’s name with the Android universe, but starting soon we might as well do that. The Minnesota-based consumer electronics company usually focused on producing digital cameras has come out with no…

by Bams Sadewo, 4 months ago

We haven’t heard from Velocity Micro and its lineup of affordable Android tablets for a while now, but the company is choosing the perfect time and venue to showcase its latest tablet offerings, the Cruz…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 4 months ago

While we have to admit that we traditionally used to get excited about high-end Android devices and high-end Android devices alone, you don’t have to pack a gadget with the fastest CPU in the world…

by Varun Raj, 4 months ago

It’s been just a couple of months since the 7-inch Android tablet from E Fun the NextBook Premium was launched. Today, E Fun is returning with a new addition to its lineup – the Nextbook 7GP….

by Nate Swanner, 4 months ago

We have a breadth of low cost Android tablets available to us, but let’s be honest in that some of them are just worthless. Android, being open source, is sometimes a curse. We obviously get…

by Nate Swanner, 4 months ago

If you read the headline and thought “Another tablet?”, you may be on to something. As previously reported, Acer’s submission of a tablet device to the FCC is expected to hit shelves in the first quarter of 2013. The…

by Robert Triggs, 5 months ago

At least that’s what electronic market analysts at TrendForce claim. The research firm says that, by cutting costs on touch displays, memory, and processors, manufactures should be able to undercut the likes of Amazons Kindle…

by Varun Raj, 5 months ago

The UK-based Storage Options has been testing the Android waters for quite some time now. Having previously released some Android powered tablets, Storage Option is yet again expanding the list of “options”. On the outside, the Scroll…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 5 months ago

We rarely used to come across decently looking and decently specced gadgets over in “Shanzhai Land”, but something’s changed of late. We don’t know if it’s because the Mayan end of the world is nearing…

by Andi Sykes, 5 months ago

There was a time when a $200 Chinese tablet would be nothing more than an unresponsive touchscreen hot glued to a wobbly casing. But the past few years have seen a huge change and now…

by Andi Sykes, 5 months ago

The Asus Transformer range really set the bar for convertible Android tablets, but their high prices have kept them out of reach of many gadget lovers. If you can’t justify spending the money on an…

by Bams Sadewo, 6 months ago

Do you know what kids want these days for holiday gifts? Tablets! Instead of lavishing on grown-up tablets from Asus, Samsung and others for the little ones at home, you might want to consider Ematic’s…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 6 months ago

Google’s Nexus 7 brings together the best of two worlds, being both affordable and very competitive performance-wise. How many of you agree with that? Very many, right? But what if we were to present to…