Acer targeting 7-inch and 8-inch tablet space with new Iconia models

The hottest space in tablets is the 8-inch and under form factor right now and we're going to see a lot of new models. take for example Acer's new Iconia A-1 and B-1 models which challenge exisiting tablets in the 7-inch and the 7.8-inch category right now. Sporting Intel Atom processors (another trend we're expecting to see continue past CES), 1GB or RAM and a price tag of $180, the 7.9-inch Iconia A1 should be good for 7 hours of battery life. The cheaper B1 has the 7-inch screen, runs Android on a 1.3GHz dual-core processor and will cost around $130.

Source: Engadget

Review: The 2013 GMC Terrain

On first impression, the GMC Terrain is an attractive crossover SUV. Not as big - or intimidating - as its cousin the Equinox, think Hummer H2 of past, but large enough to still feel confident on the roads regardless of the conditions in your way. I recently had the car for a week to test out and take for a ride north on highway 400 to Collingwood, ON to really put it through its Canadian paces (we love our winters!)

The result? Read on.

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Curate recipes on your iPad with Zest

If you want to consolidate the recipes you get from different sites and even get a step-by-step guide, the Zest app for the iPad might be worth your time. The app lets you search and import recipes from different recipe sites and organize these according to tags, ingredients or categories. It collects the photos from the sites you took them from but you can also add your own photos of the dish once you’ve done preparing them.

You can even edit the recipes to swap ingredients or add or take out any specific items. Zest will walk you through the entire cooking process, complete with a built-in timer that tells you when to flip or rotate a dish. You can even share the recipes with other people. The app is currently up for free download here.

Mozilla to unveil Metro-style Firefox app for Windows 8 on March 18

Mozilla has pushed back the release of its Firefox app for Windows 8 to March 18. The Metro-style app will be publically released alongside Firefox 28. If you still think that’s a long wait. You can still test the Aurora version of the app.

Source: The Next Web