tablets

Apple has updated their iPad lineup with a new regular 8th gen iPad and also a refresh of the iPad Air.
The new iPad Air has gone through ......

Android dwarfs iOS in terms of smartphone install base, and one could argue that Google's platform is beating iOS even in quality nowadays. ......

The Finnish armed forces are readying new rules for the country's semi-compulsory military service. In the reform, entitled Koulutus 2020, Finnish ......

The specialty glass manufacturer Corning has released a new product. The company is most known for its Gorilla Glass, which is found on most smartphones.
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Amazon has unveiled a refreshed version of its Fire HD 10 tablet. The online retailers improved 10-inch tablet has got more storage and performance ......

According to the WSJ, Amazon is preparing a $50 tablet for the holidays, a device that would be even cheaper than the company's basic Kindle e-reader.

Sony has confirmed that its oft-rumored Z4 tablet is ready for primetime, with launch expected on March 3rd during the Mobile World Congress event.

Nokia's N1 tablet, the company's first Android tablet running the Nokia Z launcher, continues to sell out whenever they go on sale.

Microsoft has made its Office for Android tablets app available to all via Google Play.

Nokia, who sold its phone manufacturing business to Microsoft, has made a return to consumer markets by releasing its first-ever Android device: ......

According to a new report, Apple is preparing a new, large 12.9-inch iPad for launch next spring.

An interesting piece of information from NPD DisplaySearch's latest Quarterly Mobile PC Shipment and Forecast Report shows that tablets actually saw a decline year-over-year in the Q1 2014, marking the first time the industry has seen a YoY decline.

Ahead of its launch on July 10th, Samsung has released a quick hands-on with the new Galaxy Tab S and its new features.

Overall, global shipments reached 57.6 million for the Q1, with Android and iOS dominating as expected.

Microsoft has made a huge announcement today, making Windows free for all devices with screens smaller than 9 inches.

Samsung has confirmed their new Galaxy Tab 4 line of low-end tablets, following leaks from @evleaks and leaks of the FCC documentation for the devices.

According to research firm IDC, the U.S. tablet market may already be reaching saturation, just four years after Apple unveiled the original iPad.

According to CEO Brian Krzanich, Intel's quad-core Bay Trail processors will reach Android tablets starting in the Q2.

Samsung took to the CES stage today to unveil their best tablets to date, the new Galaxy TabPro and NotePro, in exciting sizes including a large 12.2-inch version.

Somewhat quietly, both Apple and LG released the best 8-inch (give or take) tablets on the market over the last couple of months. We reviewing and compare and contrast both of them
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