‘Significant’ new tablet, plenty of Android devices headed to CTIA

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CTIA vice president Rob Mesirow said on Thursday that a “significant” new tablet will be unveiled at the annual CTIA trade show later this month. The show will be packed full of tablets — just like this year’s CES — as we all expected. “Tablets are just an extension. We’ll start seeing a lot of extension devices. It’s probably no accident that most of the new phones coming out will be able to tether 5-7 products to that phone,” Mesirow told PC Magazine in an interview. “We’re going to see a ton of tablets at this show.” Unlike CES, however, it also looks like we might finally see a new round of Windows Phone 7 devices announced at CTIA. “We’re going to see a lot more out of Windows Phone 7 at this show, but it’ll be moving into the fall show in a much bigger way,” the CTIA exec noted. But Android will still be the belle of the ball, of course. “Android, Android, Android,” Mesirow said when asked what the predominant smartphone platform at CTIA might be.

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18 Comments
  • http://twitter.com/hawaiiinsomniac hawaiiinsomniac

    I want to see the new WP7 phones. Maybe a Nokia WP7 phone?

  • Anonymous

    Android, android, android… Sweet music to my ears…

  • Gaius

    The tablet “industry” will say every new tablet is “significant”.

    This is not even news.

  • C5467

    Why would any business, government, school buy Android tablet? Who will give them tech support when something goes wrong? It’s a free OS but the hardware company hardly give support.

    Apple will dominate tablet market in schools, government and business world.

    • Anonymous

      “Who will give them tech support when something goes wrong?”

      The App Vendor, seeing how most businesses and schools will use 3rd party apps. As a stock device, both are pretty useless in education and business.

      • Anonymous

        “both are pretty useless in education and business.”

        Tell that to the fortune 100. (google “fortune 100 ipad”.)

      • Anonymous

        How about we read my entire quote instead of editing it out of context.

        “As a stock device, both are pretty useless in education and business”

        Hence, why I mentioned the “3rd party apps”

      • Anonymous

        I think he’s referring to the tablet and OS. And the answer is pretty simple, Android is SO powerful that it doesn’t require ANY type of support. The OS figures shit out and fixes the software AND the hardware. The OS is self-aware. No need to call AppleDARE, the worst customer service experience in the world. Now Google, THAT is customer service. Try calling their support and you’ll see how awesome they are.

  • Anonymous

    sick of lots of android. talk about toys thrown around the house.

  • Anonymous

    More BS. I wish these guys stopped shitting through their mouths.

  • Cer

    EVO2 or die tryin’

  • look here

    I am so sick about hearing about every tablet that is ‘coming” When it arrives, great, we can evaluate it. Until then it’s a waste of time to read about and it’s plays as a story based on vapor.

  • http://twitter.com/leftbrain99 Brian Lowry

    Why are that man’s fingernails so long?

    • BackInAction

      I agree. Men should not have finger nails that long. That’s just yucky!

  • http://www.myvouchercodes.co.uk online shopping uk

    I Think The Tablets Have long Way to go and there is very wide market of tablets, only thing you have to do is capitalize the tablet market with qualitative features and reasonable prices..

  • BackInAction

    I’ve been considering a tablet of sorts as a ‘family’ device. Do any of them support multiple profiles and/or logins? How can I let my kid use the tablet if it is tied to my email address? Different browser settings/favorites? I understand a phone OS’s assuming single user per device, but tablets (to me) just seem to be a bit more multi-user friendly.

  • Anonymous

    Blah, blah, blah… The iPad 2 has been announced so most people are no longer paying attention.

  • Anonymous

    Sprint. This is your show. DONT BLOW IT.

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