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ASUS Transformer Prime receiving yet another update to fix bugs
The update situation with the Transformer Prime by ASUS has been a bit crowded. We've seen plenty of updates for the quad-core tablet in the past, not least of which was the update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. But, while the updates were meant to fix the issues plaguing the brand new tablet, it doesn't look like the updates are actually fixing all of them in... Read more » Are There Too Many Android Phones? [Video]
HTC released 20 Android phones last year. Samsung released over 25. Motorola: 24. How many phones is too many? There's been a lot of talk recently in the Android community about the frequency that Android phones are released, at least here in the United States. People are actually complaining that too many android phones are released every year, creating a... Read more » ASUS Padfone a definite at Mobile World Congress
The Padfone from ASUS has been a talked-about device for a long while now, and we recently heard that ASUS was planning to unveil the newly designed device at this year's Mobile World Congress. Sure enough, the company has released an official invite to their MWC event, where it is now a definite that the Padfone will be one of the main takeaways. ASUS is looking... Read more » ASUS Padfone final design set to debut at Mobile World Congress
According to a new report from Paul O'Brien of... Read more » ASUS Transformer Prime suffering from random reboots and graphical issues
Despite the fact that ASUS' quad-core tablet, the Transformer Prime, seems to be suffering from plenty of issues in the last few weeks, or since its launch even, it's still one of the most sought-after tablets out there. We've heard about the GPS-based issues since launch, and while ASUS tried to fix the issue with a software update, it doesn't look like everything... Read more » Grand Theft Auto III for Android updated to version 1.3, now supports Transformer Prime
Grand Theft Auto III is one of the most popular games on Android, specifically due to the fact that it's an almost full port of the PlayStation 2 title released so many years ago. It isn't available for every device out there, though, and up until recently owners of ASUS' Transformer Prime were left out in the cold. But that changes today with a brand new update that... Read more » ASUS Transformer Prime gets rooted again following latest software update
As we have seen in the past, all it takes to fix a root/jailbreak situation is a software update. That happened with the latest bit of maintenance that released for the Transformer Prime by ASUS. It wasn't talk about all that much, but it looks like the update that was supposed to primarily fix the GPS issue was also meant to patch up any holes created by the... Read more » ASUS Transformer Prime reportedly still suffering from GPS issues
The Transformer Prime quad-core tablet by ASUS has been out for awhile, and as we've reported in the past the device isn't the best when it comes to a GPS signal. More than a few owners out there have been reporting that the recent update, which was meant to fix the GPS issue, isn't working at all. In fact, there are some people out there who are saying that their... Read more » Asus Transformer Prime Review [Video]
Welcome to the Transformer Prime FT201, the first quad core mobile device and the first 10.1" tablet running Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich. This tablet packs a blazing fast Tegra 3 chip, 1GB of RAM, an impressive 8MP rear facing camera and a beautiful SuperLCD IPS+ display in a package just 8.3mm thin. Is it worth your money? Are issues fixed? How polished is... Read more » ASUS Transformer Prime software update incoming, aims to fix GPS
The ASUS Transformer Prime has been out for awhile now, and while owners are more than happy to have their hands on a quad-core tablet now running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, for those owners out there trying to work out the GPS problems it probably hasn't been any fun. ASUS is trying to work on it, though, as the company has released another software update that... Read more » 
