Though it is very portable of a 7.0 inch tablet, it may not so very convenient for us when reading e-books,comic books or surf web pages etc. The size of 8 and 9 tablets is ok, but when we play movies on them, you can see black line on the edges. While a 10.1 inch tablet is good enough for watching videos, reading ebooks, surfing web pages or just playing games. There is a new 10.1 Android tablet coming from Ployer and named MOMO12. The price for Ployer MOMO12 should be around $240.00 from Tablets World.

Ployer MOMO12 uses RK3066 dual-core Cortex-A9 CPU from Rockchip with 1GB DDR3 RAM, which can ensure the tablet to run most of the current popular games for Android fluently. Whats more, Ployer momo12 has a 10.1 inch IPS touchscreen with 1280*800 high resolution, which is very good to play games and watch movies. MOMO12 comes with 3000mAh(7.4V) li-battery (same as a 5.5v 6000mAh battery).

Ployer MOMO12 uses black front panel with frosted back shell design.

About the expansion ports, MOMO12 is also richful, including HDMI, micro-sd/tf, 3.5mm headphone, MIC.

If you like this product, please visit our Android Tablets shopping center Tablets World.

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Our thirst for knowledge extends beyond the time we spend in front of our desktop computers. At Google, we are seeing mobile search grow at an exponential rate, increasing five-fold worldwide in just the past two years - a rate comparable to the early days of desktop Google Search. Today on mobile, we can get whatever information we’re looking for anytime, anywhere.

And Im not just talking about looking up basic information like the weather or a stock quote, which is what people used to do in the early days of mobile search. As mobile devices have become more powerful and connected to faster networks, smartphone users are doing a surprisingly diverse set of search tasks -- from simple lookups, to tasks that involve multiple complex searches.

But its not always easy to search from a mobile device, especially with the smaller screens and keyboards. We’ve worked relentlessly to make mobile search faster, easier, and more intuitive with features like autocomplete, Voice Search, Google Goggles, Google Instant and Instant Previews on mobile. Our work in mobile has now inspired desktop innovations like Voice Search and Search by Image, two new ways to search from your desktop, announced today at our Inside Search media event. We’re also excited to introduce two new mobile features designed to make mobile search even better.

With more searches happening when people are on the go, we’ve noticed an increase in searches for nearby places. To make it easier for people to search for what’s around them, we’ve introduced new shortcuts to commonly searched local categories, like restaurants, coffee shops and bars, in the form of icons on the mobile google homepage (www.google.com):

Shortcut icons appear at the bottom of the mobile homepage. Tap “More”, to select from additional popular categories like shopping, ATMs, gas stations, etc., a new part of our simplified Places homepage (www.google.com/m/places).

On the results page, youll see a map with markers for your current location and places around you. When you scroll through the results, the map remains at the top of the page and adjusts automatically to the listing you are looking at. That way, you can see the listing information while still getting location context from the map. Tapping on a result will quickly show you more about a place including reviews and other useful details. Discovering great places nearby has never been easier on your mobile phone.

Another mobile improvement we’ve introduced today is an easier way to build longer, more complicated searches. You can now add suggested phrases to the search box and “build” your search piece by piece. This feature is already available on the Google Search app for Android and iOS devices and we’re now making this available on www.google.com from your mobile browser. Watch the video below to see how you can search faster with less typing.

These new mobile features are now available on www.google.com on Android (version 2.2+) and iOS (version 4.0+) in 40 languages worldwide.

If you would like to learn more about today’s announcements, visit the Inside Search website, our new one-stop shop for Google search tips, features and an under the hood look at our technology. Check the site later today and you’ll find a recording of the event, answers to common questions and links to other blogs posts today on the Official Google Blog, Inside Search blog and the Chrome blog.

We hope you enjoy these new search features and we look forward to bringing you further improvements by making mobile search even faster, easier, and more useful.

Posted by Scott Huffman, Director of Engineering

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Since the hiring of Goggles executive, Marissa Mayer by Yahoo Inc., 1 year and 2 months ago, the company had undergone series of positive transformation which include the buying of Flickr, Tumblr among others, the rapid transformation of yahoomail giving it a more modern look and feel.

The latest of these transformations  is the unveiling of a new Yahoos logo.

It almost as though Yahoo is undergoing a cleansing or a revolution with the steps that Yahoos CEO Marissa is taking. This is the first time the yahoo logo would really see a change since 18 years it had been created. You would note that instead of the purple look of the logo, Yahoo used to be a red Yahoo logo.

Not only has Yahoo changed since Marissa took over as CEO, many acquisitions and partnerships have been born and they are all doing well. This is just to show the leading ability of Marissa and her plans to revive the once web giant.

 

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