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The Pentagon is expected to clear Apple, Samsung and BlackBerry mobile devices for use on Defense Department networks in the next few weeks, part of an effort to ensure the military has access to the latest communications technology, a spokesman said on Wednesday. The decision will set the stage for an intensified struggle for Pentagon customers among BlackBerry devices, Apple's iPhones or iPads and units using Google's Android platform such as Samsung Electronics' phones. The Pentagon currently has some 600,000 users of smart phones, computer tablets and other mobile devices. The Pentagon unveiled a plan in February aimed at giving the military services a much broader range of choices among mobile devices. The department currently has 470,000 BlackBerry users, 41,000 Apple users and 8,700 people with Android devices. Most Apple and Android systems are in pilot or test programs. "We are working towards establishing a multi-vendor environment that su...

To keep up with the increasing competition in the tablet market, Zync has launched threenew tablets. The new tablets, the Zync Dual 7.0, the Zync Quad 8.0 and the Zync Quad 9.7 are all sub 14K range tablets, thus scoring on the price tag. Interestingly all the three tabs are named after the number of cores in the processor anddisplay size. Hence the Dual 7.0 has a dual core processor with a 7 inch display while the Zync Quad 8.0 and Zync Quad 9.7 have a quad core processor with 8 inch and 9.7 inch displays respectively. All the three Zync tabs are powered by Android Jelly Bean OS (v 4.1). Sadly none of the tablets have SIM card capabilities and are exclusively running on Wi-Fi. Also the Bluetooth module is missing in all three tablets. Despite the reasonable amount of internal storage, the tablets are still provided with card slots for expanding the memory. All the three tabs are very reasonably priced, with Dual 7.0 at Rs. 5990, Quad 8.0 at Rs. 12990 and Quad 9.7 at R...

Lenovo has at the ongoing Mobile World Congress (MWC) announced the launch of three newAndroid tablets called the Lenovo A1000, A3000 and the S6000, all running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS.                                  The Lenovo A1000 and the A3000 both arrive with a 7-inch IPS display and a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. The Lenovo A1000 (pictured above) is powered by a 1.2 Ghz dual-core processor and has large front facing speakers which come along Dolby Digital Plus enhancement, thus making your music-listening and movie-seeing a great experience. The tablet will be available in Black and White color options and packs in 16 GB of internal memory which can be expandable to 32 GB using a microSD card slot and is a budget tablet. Next is the Lenovo A3000 which has the same display as on the A1000 but is powered by a 1.2 GHz quad-core MediaTek, memory expansion slot up to 64 GB, ...

Intex I Buddy 7.2 This 7 inch tablet has a capacitive touch screen with 5 point multi-touch support. The tablet is supported by a 1GHz Boxchip A13 and a Mali-400 graphics processor unit clocked at 350 MHz. The device runs the Android 4.0 Ice cream sandwich operating system and has a RAM of 512 MB. The internal memory is 4 GB which can be expanded to 32 GB with a microSD card. This becomes a gaming device with the pre-loaded Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja and 3D games. The powerful 2359 mAh Polymer Lithium battery supports your gaming and music experience on the tablet. The tablet could be grabbed with a 1 year warranty from the company at Rs 5490. Micromax Funbook Infinity P275 This tablets has a 7-inch TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen supported by a resolution of 800 by 480 pixels, which is decent. The tablet is powered with a 1.2GHz Cortex A8 processor and a dual Mali 400 graphics processor unit. It has a 512 MB of RAM. The internal memory provided in the tablet is 4...