Open source is always open to innovation whether its building a More capable Tablet than iPad or making it ultra affordable.

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After having built World’s cheapest car: Tata Nano, and world’s cheapest Green car: Tata nano EV, India is now all set for another move to make technology affordable for it’s residents.

Indian Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Kapil Sibal has  launched a $35 computing device that is targeted on ‘learners’ right from primary schools to .. Read Further »

Thanks to the popularity of Tablets, all eyes are now on Chrome OS Tablet and Android Tablet.  Knowing the fact that Google is already building one under the hood, several other companies are betting on the concept.

Cisco is trying to step ahead into another direction by creating first Android Tablet for Business users. As per the official statement from Cisco, Tablet would be called Cius and would provide portable .. Read Further »

The 7-inch Galaxy Tab (previously called  S-Pad), runs Android with Samsung’s TouchWiz UI on top (similar to the Galaxy S). Samsung revealed it using strange resources: Tweets on Samsung Blog South Africa, it has a “high resolution” screen, it’s has a gorgeous AMOLED display which feeds on lesspower as compared to LED backlit iPad IPS display.

All Android apps would run out of the box with pixel doubling, However, the bad .. Read Further »

The original HP Slate was first showcased by Steve Ballmer at CES 2010, early this year. But soon after the company realized that Windows 7 is no Tablet-friendly OS, they needed some as intuitive as the iPhone OS – like iPad, so took the idea of modifying the WebOS, a great mobile OS, into a tablet form factor. As per the latest development, an insider at HP reveals that a webOS tablet under the code name “HP Hurricane” could be released the third quarter of this year.

HP desperately wants to build a iPad killer. Slate, with half the battery life, was not even near and not to forget, the experience was .. Read Further »

3D desktops can add a lot of utility to your multitasking. We’ve seen how we can get a 3D desktop on Ubuntu, Bumptop adds the third dimension to both Windows and Mac to make it look like a “Real world desktop”. You can create visual “piles” of files or stick notes to the wall, size design, layout everything is there after fully customizable. In addition, there’s also a cool search feature that’s invoked simply by typing.

Watch the video, Experience speaks for itself: