Sony has released its Sony P tablet device in the United Kingdom, at a more advanced rate than the Apple iPad.
The Tablet P comes with a clamshell design, offering two 5.5″ touch screens. It gets on the Android Honeycomb version 3.2 and is powered by the dual-core Tegra 2 processor, according to SlashGear.
Sadly, the Tablet P gets on an older version of Android while Google has already released Ice Cream Sandwich, that’s indicated for both Android smartphones and tablets.
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Microsoft Gulf has finally revealed new local apps for the users of Windows Phone in the zone.
Microsoft Gulf has cooperated digital marketing agency Prototype, to launch a set of local apps in UAE for Windows Phone 7 users. The client developed applications have been launched to design the lives of Windows Phone users much simpler and are offered for free from the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace.
According to Middle East business and financial news, directory and current events, AME Info, Microsoft Gulf launches multiple of the apps cover app Time Out Dubai Restaurant with Time Out reviews and search powers. It also features an ‘inspire me’ page, that will show randomly chosen places close to a user’s place.
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The cost of the PlayStation 3 gaming console is set to drop down further and potentially spark a cost war after Tesco reduced £24.99 off the suggested retail cost of £199.99 and is delivering an extra £10 discount applying the eCoupon code TDX-MNGK.
That cost reduce makes the 160GB Sony PS3 Console lower than the Xbox 360 250GB which Tesco sells for £189; besides, clients stand to earn 350 Clubcard points worth £3.50 instore at the supermarket giant.
The action by Tesco arrives against the backdrop of the recent adaptation by Sony of the cost of the PS3 to £199.99.
The console gets a Blu-ray reader, one wireless gaming controller and has for long been looked as a loss head as Sony bet on games sales to subsidise the hardware.
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Motorola’s very expected Smartphone, Droid Bionic is rumoured to be launched in August or September 2011 through network carrier firm Verizon.
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