E Fun Nextbook 7GP Tablet declared for $130

E Fun Nextbook 7GP Tablet declared for $130

Now E Fun has shows a new addition to their variety of Android tablets, they release of the E Fun Nextbook 7GP tablet this week.

E Fun Nextbook 7GP Android tablet make on the previous version to technology. It includes a larger resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels with multitouch display.

More features of the E Fun Nextbook 7GP Android tablet include support for the Google’s latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system. It is powered by 1.5 GHz dual core processor supported by 1GB of RAM. Together with 8GB of storage and connectivity provided by 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi as well as a microSD card slot for storage expansion when required. It’s also comes supplied with Google certification providing access to the Google Play Store, and Google application such as Gmail app, Google Maps, and others.

The E Fun’s Nextbook 7GP Android tablet will be available February 2013 for $129.99.

via:liliputing

Google Nexus 7 Dock will release 10th January

Google Nexus 7 Dock will release 10th January 

According to recent reports, Google and Asus have now started selling the new Google Nexus 7 Dock. This Nexus 7 accessory will be available on 10th of January.

The Google Nexus 7 Dock will retail for $40, and retailer B&H now has the dock planned with a delivery date of the 10th of January, this date has yet to be set by Asus or Google.

via:engadget

Apple To Increase iBookstore In Japan This Month

Apple To Increase iBookstore In Japan This Month

Apple will increase its iBookstore in Japan later this month. Apple has apparently agreement with number of Japanese publishers, according to recent report.

Apple has agreement with three major publishers in Japan. This would see around 80,000 new titles arrive in the iBookstore later this month.

via:the verge

Samsung and NTT DoCoMo Launching Tizen Based Smartphones This Year

Samsung and NTT DoCoMo Launching Tizen Based Smartphones This Year

According to recent report, Samsung has plans to release some new smartphones this year with different OS. Samsung is working with NTT DoCoMo on new different devices which will run the open source Tizen OS.

The other Japanese carriers as well as NTT DoCoMo are looking at releasing Tizen based devices, probably in a similar partnership with Samsung.

via:engadget