Lenovo has announced that a new compact gaming tablet is on the way.

      The company has officially hinted at the upcoming refresh of the Legion Y700, indicating that a launch is on the horizon.

      Lenovo’s update to the Legion Y700 Android gaming tablet has been much anticipated. Initially, a leak last year suggested the development of a next-gen version with an enhanced processor and improved battery life. Now, Lenovo has officially acknowledged that a refreshed Legion Y700 is forthcoming.

      The original Legion Y700 gained a fanbase due to its compact form, crisp display, and gaming-centric design, appealing to gamers seeking a portable Android tablet adept at running resource-intensive games. Lenovo’s refresh arrives as the demand for small, high-performance gaming tablets continues to rise.

      The company teased the forthcoming gaming tablet in a recent Weibo post (via Notebookcheck), sharing images depicting it in both black and white variations. Although Lenovo did not disclose any specifications, the visuals imply it may feature a single rear camera complemented by an RGB ring, along with prominent Legion branding on the back.

      Anticipated high-end specifications for the next-gen Legion Y700

      As per reputable tipster Digital Chat Station, the upgraded Lenovo Legion Y700 is expected to include an 8.8-inch LCD display with a 3K resolution and a refresh rate of 165Hz. The tablet is rumored to be powered by Qualcomm’s flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, representing a substantial upgrade from the current model. Other spec leaks indicate a sizable 9,000mAh battery and a 50MP rear camera, although these details have not yet been confirmed by Lenovo.

      At this moment, Lenovo has only confirmed that the tablet is in development and will be available soon. Digital Chat Station suggests a March release in China, so further information may emerge in the weeks leading up to the announcement. Details regarding pricing and international availability remain undisclosed.

      Pranob is an experienced tech journalist with over eight years of experience in covering consumer technology.

      Google updates Pixel Tablet support timeline, extending it by two more Android OS upgrades

      Your Pixel Tablet will now benefit from guaranteed OS updates until June 2028.

      Google has provided Pixel Tablet users with a reason to keep their devices for a bit longer. The company has extended software support for the tablet, now ensuring two additional years of Android OS upgrades. When the Pixel Tablet was launched in 2023, Google promised three years of Android OS updates and five years of security updates for the premium device. Later in that year, with the introduction of the Pixel 8 series, the company revised its software support commitment, now offering seven years of Android OS and security updates for the flagship phones.

      Pixelmator Pro, one of the top image editing applications, finally debuts on the iPad

      The older Pixelmator Photo app will no longer receive further updates.

      Pixelmator Pro, a highly regarded image editing app on the Mac, has finally launched on the iPad. Widely considered one of the best alternatives to Photoshop on the Mac, it is now available on the iPad as part of Apple’s new Creator Studio bundle. This launch also signals a quiet yet significant change, as Pixelmator Photo, the prior iPad-exclusive app, will be phased out. While existing users may continue using it, Apple has announced that Pixelmator Photo will cease to receive updates.

      A reliable, everyday iPad under $300 is back on the market

      Apple’s 11-inch iPad (A16, 128GB) is available for $299, reflecting a $50 discount from the standard price.

      The best iPad deals are often not the most extravagant ones but rather on the models that people regularly use for years—streaming, reading, emails, schoolwork, travel, and casual creativity. The 11-inch iPad featuring the A16 chip and 128GB of storage is priced at $299.00, saving you $50 from the regular price of $349.00. While it's not a drastic percentage reduction, it's the kind of pricing that makes this iPad feel like a straightforward choice if you've been waiting for the right time to purchase.