As we already know the Viewsonic Viewpad 7 is just an Olive Pad(from India) rebadge, nevertheless its release was made official today. It would run froyo with both rear and front facing cameras, provide “ful phone functionality” with a full SIM slot capable of 3G data and voice transmission. The specs from the Olive Pad remain unchanged at a sub par 600 MHz ARM CPU and an 800×480 screen resolution. Price is expected to be “no more than £350″ ($543) in the UK, though all we know about availability is that review units will start showing up in October. Read the full PR, after the break.

The handsomely carved LG E900 gets a clearer pic before the official release, of course the main feature of the phone is that it runs the ever tantalizing Windows Phone 7. Its also been told that the device will run Windows Phone 7 with Qualcomm 1.3ghz QSD8650 chip, which will enhance the multimedia capabilities of the phone as well as provide better 2D and 3D graphics acceleration. The LG e900 also promises the standard fare of integrated GPS, HD video recording and playback, and multi-mode UMTS and CDMA 3G connectivity. Light and proximity sensors were also visible on the front of the phone along with a mini usb port and 3.5mm audio jack. Of course there is no release date or pricing information …yet ! To get a glimpse of the WP7 UI watch the videos after the break.

Its no fun, where there isn’t a new feature added to Gmail every other week. This time , we have the new Priority Inbox which assesses how often and how much you’ve read email from the sender before, as well as how much you’ve communicated in reply and other factors, and uses that info to organize the inbox. Just like every new Gmail feature , it’s will be rolled over the next week or so. The official Gmail Blog reads that the Priority Inbox will split the inbox into three sections: “Important and unread,” “Starred” and “Everything else”. Watch the video after the break to get a clear picture.

Samsung has finally let go of all secrets pertaining to the Galaxy Tab, we now have confirmation on various new accessories along with their pricing that too from Samsung’s own websites. Among what was spotted was the table charging station(left of image) coupled with a neat HDMI port as well as audio output ports . It’s said to be priced at €54 ($69), which we might consider expensive if it wasn’t for the keyboard peripheral costing €82 ($105). The relative bargain of the set is the leather case that doubles as a stand, asking for only €41 ($52). These prices seem to be for the Asian market, we have yet to see what will these finally cost once they aim westward.

Toshiba calls its tablets Smart pads, that was pretty much clear from its product catalog. But we can’t fathom what’s Folio 100. From the scoop of Notebook Italia we were able to ascertain it indeed is Toshiba’s Tegra-2 based Tablet. But it comes with a few surprises, namely a dock peripheral and some sketchy specs viz. Android 2.2, NVIDIA Tegra 2 , a 10.1-inch 1024 x 600 screen, 16GB internal memory, 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth, 3G, SD and MMC card readers, HDMI and USB 2.0 ports, a 1.3 megapixel webcam, and a 1020mAh battery with a battery life of up to 7 hours with mixed use (browsing and video playback). Software-wise, it’s got Opera mobile browser, Flash 10.1, an e-book reader, and some office applications. Details are still scarce but seeing the recent flurry of tablets it seems a good strategy for Toshiba.

Source: Notebook Italia

Although this is just an update to the previous Lifebook AH530, Fujitsu has come up with something which might make us get our credit cards ready. The only new inclusion to the previous model is an external graphics card with 1GB of dedicated video memory. The rest of the specs are the same as before including a 15.6-inch glossy LCD, optional Core i3, i5, or i7 CPUs, up to 8GB of RAM and an up to 500GB HDD, a choice of Blu-ray or DVD drives, and HDMI output. There’s also WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, three USB 2.0 ports, VGA output, and gigabit ethernet onboard. No price has been declared as of now, but these might hit the shelves in the next week or so. Read on  full PR text.

Just a bit after the Android powered Tablet was spotted in Australia, Samsung has made the whole thing official by launching a teaser video for the Galaxy Tab. The Samsung Galaxy Tab will be unveiled on September 2 at the IFA trade show in Berlin, Germany. But you can sneak a peek right now in this video after the break.

Microsoft has, so far, given us four developer builds of the new Internet Explorer 9. However, they have been extremely tight lipped about its interface. But Mary Jo Foley over at ZDNet caught a glimpse of the new interface which is extremely minimalistic to say the least.  The russian site that posted the image has since been pulled. The screenshot shows a navigation bar, a combined url and search box. But the cluttered menu or favorites options are no more(At least not visible).