According to a new report from The Next Web today, Google is readying a number of brand-new devices for announcement at the occasion it just recently announced for October 29, consisting of brand-new Nexus tablet equipment and Android 4.2 attributes. Some notables from the listing of upcoming reveals include enhanced Nexus 7 tablets (one gloating 3G connection), a 10-inch Nexus tablet and a new Nexus reference phone from LG.

The report from “ a source with knowledge of Google ’ s plans ” consists of ample detail, featuring evident verification that a 32GB version of the Nexus 7 will certainly be unveiled, which is an extensively anticipated step. New, however, is the suggestion that we ’ ll additionally see an additional variation of the 32GB model that consists of a 3G, HSPA + antenna for on-the-go connectivity. Google ’ s Nexus line has actually been Wi-Fi-only until now, a considerable downside relative to competing products like the iPad for regular travelers.

There ’ s additionally a report that Samsung will certainly produce a new 10-inch Nexus tablet for Google, running Android 4.2 and boasting a 2560 × 1600 display, with an iPad Retina display-beating pixel density of around 300ppi, according to TNW. Also in the Nexus line, the LG Nexus smartphone is reportedly specced as has been stated previously, and will also be powered by Android 4.2, which brings new functions like an individual account control mechanism that permits different profiles to supply accessibility to different applications and services on the same common device.

Google ’ s invitation went out late last week, and includes in a currently crowded occasion calendar at the end of October that features multiple Microsoft occasions, as well as ones from Apple and Samsung. Unveiling a rejuvenated, spending plan tablet line along with a brand-new Nexus phone one week after Apple ’ s iPad mini expose would certainly have clear strategic value for Google in regards to taking the wind out of its rival ’ s sales entering the holiday shopping period, so the details of this report certainly make sense from that point of view. We ’ ll be there covering the event as it happens, though, so we ’ ll let you know precisely what does get presented by Google on October 29.

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Last time we heard, those vague notions of a 10-inch PlayBook were being shelved, with rumors recommending that RIM planninged to focus on its BB10 plans and next-gen smartphones. However, we’ve simply received these pictures from Tinthe, purportedly showing off the bigger BlackBerry slab. A handful of pictures, comparing the tablet to the existing 7-incher and an iPad, were sent in by online forum member quang3g, who seems included in BlackBerry sales. Looks-wise, the hardware’s largely unchanged, apart from the bigger footprint and a screen proportion that appears closer to the iPad competition, instead of the widescreen shape that showed up on RIM’s first tablet. According to the short teardown shot, there’s powerful 7,250 mAh battery housed in the still-slim 10-inch frame, while it’s worth mentioning that the tablet also includes a SIM owner and cellular radio– though there’s not nearly enough meat right here to know whether it deals in 4G or 3G (HSPA +) radio waves. While we anticipate the formal word on the existence (or cancellation) of this taste of PlayBook, you can easily take a suspicious sideways glance at several more photos of the tablet at the source below.

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Amazon is stated to be working on the following variation of the Kindle Fire with more superior products, featuring some type of metal case. But maybe also better (depending on your dimension inclinations), the long-standing rumor that Amazon is presumably working on a 10-inch tablet have actually resurfaced.

BGR reports that “ Amazon is finally ready to move forward with the [10-inch] tablet. ” General rumors feature a quad-core processor and a greater quality screen than the original fire, along with the obvious size bump. However the original 7-inch Fire is additionally due for a spruce up, and the same source states a “ chrome-look rib ” in the brand brand-new steel casing on the tool ’ s back (which will replace the plastic soft-touch shell on first-gen designs), and a thinner profile.

There is also talk of a front-facing camera, microUSB and HDMIout interface on the 10-inch model, with no buttons to be seen on either gadget. BGR ’ s state claims that the tablets are “ thinner variations of the iPad ”, and if real, this might ultimately ignite a patent war on a new front for both companies.

We ’ ve even just recently heard that the brand-new Fire will cost the exact same as the original, regardless of the specification bump, at $ 199, while the original Fire will definitely get cut to $ 150. This is great news to both consumers and Amazon, as the ecommerce titan can afford to take a loss on hardware as long as it ’ s surpassed by digital content sales.

Rumors suggest that Amazon will certainly announce the brand-new tablets in late July, however that ’ s still unconfirmed.

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In the tablet market, big as it is, one notion generally holds true: thinner equals better. Toshiba, for example, surely tried to equate a svelte silhouette with a premium product in its super-slim Excite 10 LE. And indeed, its 1.18-pound body and solid Honeycomb experience add up to tablet that puts Toshiba’s earlier Thrives to shame. That $ 530 model is definitely priced like a high-end tablet, but it’s accompanied by a new, lower-priced Toshiba slate, the Excite 10.

For $ 450, you get a tablet with a tad more meat on its bones, but that increase in weight and thickness comes with some more powerful specs: a quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor with 1GB of RAM — not to mention Ice Cream Sandwich. While you can probably guess which of these slates makes a stronger contender (hint: the one without the “LE”), figuring out the Toshiba Excite 10′s place in the grand hierarchy of tablets takes a little more exploration. Luckily, that’s what we’re here for, so join us past the break as we do our best to get through the review without a single “excite” pun.

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At the beginning of 2011, RIM was doing fine. The company still started the year with a relatively high market share in the smartphone arena, even though Android and iOS were growing rapidly. Then the PlayBook struck. I say it like that because the original PlayBook will be remembered as a calamity to the company, a horrible mistake. It was a rushed premium product missing all of RIM’s specialty, high-end services. What did they expect?

But it’s a new year, with new opportunities for the company to redeem itself (possibly the final opportunities), which is likely why we’re hearing rumors of two new PlayBooks this year. The first will be another 7-incher and I’d expect it to have almost all the same hardware specs as its predecessor. However, the new model will pack a 3G radio which will make the tablet much more worthy of what I’m sure will be another high price tag out of RIM.

N4BB also reports that the company will release a 10-inch model at the end of 2012 with an LTE radio in tow. Both models will run the new version of BlackBerry PlayBook OS (2.0), which is set to be released in February.

The tablet segment won’t be where RIM makes its comeback. A lot is riding on the BB 10 OS, and RIM’s ability to adapt in the hardware arena. At the same time, the last PlayBook ended up being a huge loss for the company, both financially and in terms of mind share. Putting two solid tablet offerings into the market this year should gain back some credibility, but to rake in the dough the company will need to be smart about pricing.

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At the beginning of 2011, RIM was doing fine. The company still started the year with a relatively high market share in the smartphone arena, even though Android and iOS were growing rapidly. Then the PlayBook struck. I say it like that because the original PlayBook will be remembered as a calamity to the company, a horrible mistake. It was a rushed premium product missing all of RIM’s specialty, high-end services. What did they expect?

But it’s a new year, with new opportunities for the company to redeem itself (possibly the final opportunities), which is likely why we’re hearing rumors of two new PlayBooks this year. The first will be another 7-incher and I’d expect it to have almost all the same hardware specs as its predecessor. However, the new model will pack a 3G radio which will make the tablet much more worthy of what I’m sure will be another high price tag out of RIM.

N4BB also reports that the company will release a 10-inch model at the end of 2012 with an LTE radio in tow. Both models will run the new version of BlackBerry PlayBook OS (2.0), which is set to be released in February.

The tablet segment won’t be where RIM makes its comeback. A lot is riding on the BB 10 OS, and RIM’s ability to adapt in the hardware arena. At the same time, the last PlayBook ended up being a huge loss for the company, both financially and in terms of mind share. Putting two solid tablet offerings into the market this year should gain back some credibility, but to rake in the dough the company will need to be smart about pricing.

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So much excitement. This is my first CES and while MG may be correct to think that some of my fellow tech bloggers find this trip a tad tedious, I’m pink with barely controlled glee just from being here. But I’ve been excited about CES for a few weeks now, ever since I went to meet with Toshiba and get a sneak peek at their latest tablet.

The Excite X10 is now the world’s thinnest 10-inch tablet, measuring in at just .3 inches thick and weighing just 1.2 lbs. But don’t forget that the iPad 3 is presumably just around the corner (along with quite a few Android slates this week), so anything can change. A brushed magnesium alloy finish graces its backside, with Corning Gorilla glass up front to prevent any scratching. It’s really a beauty.

Under the hood you’ll find a TI OMAP 4420 1.2GHz dual-core processor along with 1GB of RAM. As far as the OS goes, however, Toshiba was a bit iffy. The tablet will either ship in mid Q1 with Android 3.2 Honeycomb, or a bit later with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather wait a bit longer for Ice Cream Sandwich.

The 10-inch screen boasts a resolution of 1280×800, and is built with a special direct bonding technology that allows for such a thin profile. A 2-megapixel front-facing shooter is present and accounted for if you’re into video chat, and a 5-megapixel shooter can be found on the backside of the tab.

Toshiba’s all about the ports, and has been with each tablet offering it’s brought to market. With the Excite X10, you’ll have access to a micro USB, mini HDMI out, and micro SD card slot. Obviously full-sized ports are more accessible, but fitting these smaller connectivity points onto such a thin tablet is commendable nonetheless.

Toshiba is also rather good at leaving Android alone, and has thus implemented very little of its own software. That includes its own media player featuring DNLA compatibility (which has been revamped from previous versions and looks much cleaner), Toshiba’s File Manager, Netflix, and QuickOffice. Toshiba’s also added an app to let you screen grab which has been sorely missing in Android for longer than I care to think about.

Android tablets have been quite the flop in the past year (with the exception of the Kindle Fire, sort of), but I have a good feeling about 2012 Android slates if this is the type of stuff we’re going to see.

Pricing is still unclear for this guy, but with its premium status I’d assume it’ll face off against the iPad more so than the Kindle Fire.

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