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The iPad Air, iPad mini 2, Nokia Lumia 1520, and Lumia 2520 - weekly news round-up

By Nick Todorov

Published: Oct 28, 2013, 10:09 AM

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Apple made headlines last week with the announcement of the newest iPad models. These are the 9.7-inch iPad Air, which is slimmer and much lighter than its predecessor, and the iPad mini 2, equipped with a high-resolution 7.9-inch display. However, these aren't the only new tablets that got announced last week. After many leaks and speculations, Nokia introduced the Lumia 2520, running on the underdog OS known as Windows RT 8.1. And to go along with it, the company also announced its first phablet – the Nokia Lumia 1520, equipped with a gigantic (for a smartphone) 6-inch touchscreen. For more information on these and other read-worthy stories from the past week, follow the links below!

New iPads, Nokia phablets and Lumia tablet, Galaxy Gear compatibility: weekly news round-up PhoneArena

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The iPad Air, iPad mini 2, Nokia Lumia 1520, and Lumia 2520 - weekly news round-up

Apple iPad Air is now official with lighter and slimmer design, upgraded hardware

Apple iPad mini 2 is finally here: 64-bit A7 chip and Retina display

Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet arrives to rival Surface 2 with record bright 1080p display and LTE

Nokia Lumia 1520 is here: first quad-core, Full HD, 20 MP Windows Phone flaunts record four mics

Nokia Lumia 1520 is first with assertive display: watch it easily beat Galaxy Note 3's screen

First Sony Xperia Z1S image surfaces: fully powered 'mini'

BBM for Android and BBM for iOS now available from the App Store and Google Play Store

Samsung expanding Galaxy Gear smartwatch compatibility to the Galaxy S4, S3, Note 2 and many others

Japan Display unveils 12" 4K tablet screen with 3840 x 2160 pixels of resolution