Produced in Singapore by a company called Fusion Garage, the JooJoo was a Linux-based tablet that was released on March 25, 2010, only to be discontinued a little more than six months later, on ...

Gadgets News:JooJoo takes on the iPadWith the war between tablets heating up, the iPad is under pressure yet again, this time from the JooJoo developed by Singapore-based Fusion Garage. A larger ...

Joojoo had been friendly and popular with customers, I learned from her boss, the restaurant manager Bashar Twal. “She was very funny, always laughing, joking,” Twal told me.

Joojoo is currently available in the app store under Joojoo Social Local. —Mel Lucks is a regional freelance journalist and former intern for Silicon Prairie News and AIM. This story is part of the ...

FusionGarage, the maker of the JooJoo tablet after a public dispute with TechCrunch over the CrunchPad partnership, may be readying an Android successor to its original web-based proprietary tablet.

A sneak peek at 12 hot gadgets -- Apple MacBook Pro, JooJoo Internet Tablet, BlackBerry 9800 Torch, HTC Wildfire, Samsung Dual View ST600, BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105 and 9100, OlivePad VT100 ...

The JooJoo, however, ran into problems larger than a litigious Arrington. Released within a week of the Apple iPad, the JooJoo became a source of ridicule—it received a brutal 1.5 rating from PCMag.

The JooJoo, however, ran into problems larger than a litigious Arrington. Released within a week of the Apple iPad, the JooJoo became a source of ridicule—it received a brutal 1.5 rating from PCMag.

The ill-fated JooJoo tablet that debuted the same weekend as the Apple iPad had fallen off the radar for the last few months. But now the Singapore-based Garage Fusion Garage says it will be back ...

With the announcement of the JooJoo 2, Fusion Garage aims to address some of the shortcomings of its predecessor. According to Gizmodo, the new tablet will run a version of Google’s Android OS.

The JooJoo tablet may not have made a huge splash when it launched earlier this year, with some reports suggesting that as few as 90 table ts were sold during the pre-order phase. But apparently ...

The guys at JooJoo—you know, the tablet that was once made with TechCrunch but then had a falling out—want you to know two things: They're still alive, and there's a new JooJoo tablet coming ...