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RIM BlackBerry PlayBook gets rumored April 10th launch date, starts appearing for pre-orders
When RIM surprised us by debuting its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet back in October, the company was all too happy to show off the hardware and
AdvanceTC Magic W3 tablet/smartphone runs Windows 7, but is it still relevant?
The dream of a pocketable device able to run full unabridged Windows and make calls or a Windows smartphone has been something on the mind
ECS reveals 7-inch Oaktrail-powered tablet at CeBIT
Since its official launch last summer, we have been patiently waiting for the next move of Intel's promising Oaktrail platform, the successor to the long-serving
Asus Eee Pad MeMo gets innovative solution to stylishly combine phone and tablet
With a fair number of tablets now available that include full phone functionality, one issue facing users from potentially using a single device and occasionally
Could Apple be planning to cram a bigger screen into the iPhone 5?
For four generations now since its debut in mid-2007, Apple's iPhone has stuck with the same screen size of 3.5 inches, with the only major
Heiner HaiPad M703 from China rocks 800MHz Cortex-A9 processor
Appearing as one of the first tablets out of China with a next-gen dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 based processor, the HaiPad M703 from a company called
WiFi-only HTC Flyer available for pre-order in Germany
Adopting a similar strategy to many other tablet manufacturers, HTC appears to also be launching a cheaper WiFi-only version of its HTC Flyer Android tablet
Gingerbread finally reaches Nexus One with 2.3.3 update, includes fixes, NFC tags, and WebM support
It's been a long time coming, but Google has provided some good news to owners of its Nexus smartphones, with word that the latest update
Sony rumored to be working on dual-screen Android clamshell codenamed S2
With HTC finally throwing its hat into the tablet ring, one of the few notable remaining big names that still hasn't played its hand is
NEC surprises with LifeTouch Note Android netbook
Providing a brief respite from the tablet onslaught comes a fascinating new device from NEC. The company has been very active in its home market
