Aakash Tablet 2 with New Features Named Ubislate 7+ A new version of Aakash tablet is going to be launched this year. Initially the Aakash tablet was launched but the India government which is developed by the Datawind Company of UK. Now Datawind thought of selling the tablet by its own. So the new version of Aakash is from the Datawind itself , not by the Indian Government. New version of Akash called...

Aakash(Ubislate7) SOLD OUT But you can always Pre-Book your UbiSlate7+ by clicking on the Pre-Book Button World’s Cheapest Tablet Aakash Interview Video Suneet Singh Tuli CEO Exclusive: How The $50 Tablet Was Made HD Video Tags: aakash tablet, online booking of aakash tablet, akash tablet in punjab, aakash tablet in punjab, tablet aakash, akash tablet booking status, aakash tablet...

Specially good news for all the students. Because, Datawind, the maker of the world’s cheapest tablet [ UbiSlate 7+ (Upgraded Aakash) ] has put up for sale about 250,000 tablets online at a price of Rs 2,999 each including all taxes and a 12-month warranty. Sold out for January, February 2012.Datawind CEO and founder is Suneet Singh Tuli.Father’s name of Suneet Singh is Engg. Lakhbir...

Mum’s been the word from the Jolicloud camp over the past few months — summer vacation, we get it — but the company has apparently been working quite diligently on what’s next: the “new Jolicloud platform.” According to a mildly vague blog post from the outfit, the next edition of the OS will introduce “the personal cloud,” enabling users to access the information stored there from...

Sony has announced that the PlayStation Vita will be hitting shelves February 22nd at retailers in the US, Canada, Latin America and Europe. In addition to all your favorite gaming titles and a pocket filled with 512MB of RAM, you’ll be able to chat it up with your fellow assassins cross-game or via Facebook, Foursquare, Skype and Twitter. If that’s not enough, the 5-inch OLED display, dual analog...

Apps are the heart and soul of the Android tablet experience–but for new tablet owners, it isn’t always easy to figure out where to begin. While Google’s Android Market offers a small section of “featured” tablet apps, it doesn’t provide a comprehensive list of programs that are optimized for the larger screen. And, while most Android apps will run on a tablet, those that are built explicitly...