GALAXY Tab 3 T211

It’s a whole new world with the GALAXY Tab 3 at your fingertips. Slimmer, narrower and with a thinner bezel, this new and improved Tab offers incredible grip for easy handling on the go. It’s lighter, too, even though it doesn't skimp on performance. In fact, the Tab features a powerful Dual Core processor, dual cameras.You’ll also enjoy more apps from Samsung and Google, and free 50GB worth of Drop-box Storage. It just doesn't get any better than that!

Samsung seems to be on a roll these days with its new and improved tablet offerings. One of its latest slates, the Galaxy Tab 3 211, packs in quite a punch with its functionality and might be right up your alley. We tell you everything you need to know about the device.

Samsung has built the Galaxy Tab 3 211 around a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor and Android's 4.1 version of the Jelly Bean operating system. The tablet runs on a 4,000 mAh battery and sports a thickness of 9.9mm and a weight of 306g.

The slate is equipped with a 7-inch TFT LCD capacitive touch screen display, a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels and a pixel density of 169ppi. It packs in 8 GB of internal storage which is further expandable with a microSD card by up to 32 GB externally. Samsung has also given it 1 GB of RAM.

You will feel secure when grasping the GALAXY Tab 3 in your palm. Slimmer and narrower, the new GALAXY TAB 3 is a better fit, while the thinner bezel ensures you have more screen to touch and operate to your advantage. Lighter to boot, the new GALAXY Tab 3 puts your comfort at the forefront.

Pre-loaded applications on the tablet include My Education, My Offers, My Games, My Music and My Movies. Users have access to 2000 e-books, 1000 learning videos, preparatory material for entrance exams, 25 educational games, 20 HD games, 5,00,000 songs and trailers, videos and movies from over 2000+ selected catalogues.

The Galaxy Tab 3 211 ships with two cameras on board, a primary rear facing 3-megapixel one with a fixed focus and a secondary front facing 1.3-megapixel one. The tablet comes with a host of connectivity options as well, including voice calling, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, 3G HSPA+, GPS and GLONASS.

This mobile doesn’t shy away from power. Equipped with a 1.2GHZ Dual Core Processor, it can handle just about anything you ask it to do – smoothly, quickly and expertly. Enjoy the convenience of two cameras (3MP/1.3MP) for video chatting, taking shots of others or even perfectly-framed photos of yourself. Web browsing has never been easier, quicker or more reliable with the Channel Bonding connections. Surf away and enjoy fast and easy data transfers.

Samsung's new slate is available in white for Rs. 17,745 and will start retailing across India on Sunday, July 21. The brown variant of the tablet should be ready for shipping sometime soon as well. Samsung and Vodafone have paired up to offer customers who buy the tablet 2 GB of free data (on Vodafone) per month for 2 months.

The convenience of voice calling from GALAXY Tab 3 is yours at all times, great back-up should you ever forget your phone and need to make or receive a call. Embedded receiver ensures good quality sound or go with wireless BT earpiece. Engage in spur-of-the-moment, group video sessions with Google+ Hangouts, as easily as bumping into somebody on the street. ChatON connects your friends and acquaintances across devices and platforms in a more expressive, dynamic way with unique features like Group Chat, Multimedia Transmission, Buddy Interaction and more.

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New Micromax Canvas A116 HD

Micromax is reportedly rolling out Android 4.2 Jelly bean update to its flagship smartphone, the A116 Canvas HD. According to Micromax focused website, MMX Newscaster, the update will not be available over the air and customers will need to visit Micromax service centres to get the update which will start rolling out this week. However, after the update, the smartphone will be able to get further updates over the air as it brings support for the same. The 8 MP auto focus camera with LED flash, 4x zoom, HD recording and playback capability of the Micromax Canvas HD A116 GSM mobile phone lets you capture any moment and make it precious. Its burst mode feature enables you to shoot stop-motion videos and give them a creative touch. The site has also posted a few screenshots of the phone running the Android 4.2.1 build of the OS. The update brings the translucent notification tray to the phone and removes the custom toggles for settings such as Wi-Fi, Brightness, Rotation, Bluetooth, GPS, Data, Screen timeouts and profiles (for alerts and other notifications). Instead, it features the same setting toggles shortcut that's found in stock Android for quick access to Airplane Mode, Battery status, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Data connection, Data usage, Audio Profiles, Brightness, screen backlight Timeout and Auto Rotation. The phone will get standard Android 4.2 features including lock screen notifications and the Daydream picture frame mode. The report also mentions that the update fixes the issue related to the phone not locking to GPS easily, and now the phone's GPS works fine and locks faster. It also brings the missing Panorama mode to the Canvas HD's camera app.

If you are looking for an Android phone that will not cost you an arm and a leg and doesn't compromise on performance, Micromax presents the Canvas HD A116, a dual GSM SIM candybar smartphone that has an Android v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system and is powered by a 1.2 GHz Quad Core processor with 1 GB RAM which allows you to run several apps without any lag.

The surprisingly stylish Canvas sports curved edges and a curved back that make it convenient to hold and a 3.5 mm audio jack is packed sleekly into the body. Micromax Canvas HD A116 offers you a wide range of connectivity options to pick from, adaptable to the way you want to remain connected. Transferring files is a breeze with the microUSB while sharing files with friends becomes easier with the bluetooth feature. Experience fast browsing with GPRS, EDGE, 3G and Wi-Fi which can be used to tether the device apart from the USB as well.

The New Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2

The Tablet 2 is one of the most attractive Windows 8 tabs yet, standing out from identikit slates with a black, blocky build and a curved left-hand edge to hide the digitizer. At 580g, it’s lighter than the iPad 4, and with all of your ports on the tablet part you can get along just fine without the keyboard/cover. 

Well, unless you’re doing any typing that is. The keyboard is a mixed bag; it slots together with the Tablet part, but only connects via Bluetooth, and it lacks the flexibility of the likes of the Acer Iconia W510's hinged keyboard dock. There’s also no track pad – just an optical track point – but that at least leaves space for roomy keys that are a pleasure to type on. 

The ThinkPad’s 10 mm border is fitted with the usual ports and sockets: a full-sized USB 2 port, a 3.5 mm headphone output and a mini-HDMI output, and a proprietary docking connector along the base. There’s a slot for a microSD card, but it’s not SDXC compatible so can only accept an extra 32 GB of memory.

The move to a more mobile form factor has involved compromise – the Tablet 2 can’t match the best ThinkPad laptops for build quality because of a little give in the rear panel. It’s not a big issue, though, and the Tablet 2 is still in the top tier when it comes to strength; this is a device that’ll withstand the rigours of the working day.

The x86-based ThinkPad Tablet 2 runs (32-bit) Windows 8, with the mobile broadband model getting Windows 8 Pro.

The processor is the same dual-core 1.8GHz Intel Atom Z2760 Dual-Core found in other Atom-based Windows 8 tablets like the Asus VivoTab and Dell Latitude 10. You get 2GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, with storage expansion available via a microSD card slot.

Dual-band Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n) and Bluetooth (4.0) are both present, while the top-end model, as already noted, supports mobile broadband (HSPA+). The ThinkPad Tablet 2 also supports Near Field Communications (NFC) and includes a GPS receiver.