I have every confidence that ASUS will produce a  ‘pad’ under the Eee PC brand.  The questions is, when? Slashgear are relaying information from Digitimes that says it will come too. Unfortunately, Digitimes don’t have any more information that I do so all the questions remain. This has been a totally useless broadcast message from Carrypad. Please bill Digitimes for your lost minutes ;-) ASUS Eee Pad with 4-7 inch touchscreen tipped – SlashGear.

Not too much information on this one but we’re hoping that it’s a product that forms a range of complimentary devices based around larger screens, high-end ARM-based processors and Android. We’ve been very happy with the Archos Tablet but we’re happy to see more competition in this sector. Dell Android tablet hitting CES 2010 – Pocket-lint.

AllMyApps, with the support of Intel, have launched a helpful one-click online app installer for small-screen windows devices which looks like it might make a nice stop gap during the wait for the real applications store.

Here’s an update on the mobile devices I’m using at the moment and some thoughts about upgrading one of them.

When did you last see a 3G-capable, WVGA capacitive touch, 5Mp, high-power platform with a huge application library for 350 Euros? The Acer Liquid appears to be lowering the entry point into the new, high-powered smartphone category.

The Eking S515 has been with us for about a week now (Thanks to Mobilx) and we’ve done a lot of testing. In this article you’ll find an extensive set of notes and comments based on our testing.

The Netbook World Summit is taking place in Paris today. I’ll be updating this post as we get information.

Customers and bloggers spend a lot of time feeding back what they think about UMPCs and MIDs. Wouldn’t it be great if the same happened from the other direction? I mean it’s a given that everyone in the smartphone and netbook business should be buying up a few MIDs and UMPCs so that they can analyse the designs, scenarios and potential. Right? If Apple haven’t got a lab full of UMPCs and MIDs then I’ll eat my motherboard! One company that is now providing feedback and that should be praised […]