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Today at MWC 2015, Intel unveiled its upcoming Cherry Trail x5 and x7 SoC processors as well as full details on the Atom x3. Here's our preview.

Will the 2600mAh capacity be enough to suit your needs? Chris checks out the Hue Stik Ultra Sleek 2600 mAh Power Bank and gives us his full thoughts on it.

It's possible tablets could one day be more powerful than game consoles, and the industry must be ready for that, EA believes.

Smartphones will be even more powerful, as ARM shows off new mobile technologies.

The tablet industry continues to struggle, but just in time for Microsoft Windows 10 to possibly lend a hand.

A unique flash drive with ample performance and OTG capabilities, today we take a close look at Lexar's JumpDrive M20 Mobile 32GB OTG USB 3.0 pen drive.

Even with increasing interest in the Microsoft Surface tablet, could the end be near for the device?

Baby Boomers enjoy Internet connectivity, especially using PCs, but with rising interest in smartphones and tablets.

Surely there is a better gift for your techie partner or friend than an iPhone? Here's some ideas for you.

The age of the giants is coming - HP announce their 12-inch offering as part of their business tablet mix.

HP have just announced a release of eight new tablets aimed at the business world, ranging from prices of $199 to $1,599.

Microsoft expects big things from Windows 10 in the mobile space, powering smartphones and tablets.

Adobe Lightroom is finally here on Android devices - Tablet users beware, this one is for smartphones only.

Minecraft: Pocket Edition tops 30 million downloads!

The Gartner research group predicts tablet sales will continue to slow down in 2015.

Rapoo are launching into the tablet accessory market, providing Bluetooth keyboard and protective tablet cases for Samsung and Apple models.

Smartpens are coming to Android, with Livescribe beginning their support for this much-loved operating system.

Escort Radar introduces the all-digital, Bluetooth Passport Max 2 radar detector during CES 2015.

E FUN shows off a new Google Android 5.0 Nextbook Ares Series device.

E FUN will have plenty of shiny new tablets to show off during CES 2015, with a focus on 2-in-1 devices.

Arbor Solution will show off 10.1" Android tablet designed to withstand a beating in the workplace.

Sales of the iPad are declining rapidly in the face of larger and more powerful cell phones, including Apple's own iPhone 6 line.

NVIDIA plus Android's Lollipop 5.0.1 update equals an awesome product.

Microsoft digs deep for the youth - providing softweare and tablets for many.

Intel is spending billions to help boost its mobile hardware offerings.

Dell released their new corporate and consumer tech to media just a few days ago in Kuala Lumpur.

Looking for 1TB of storage and a 10.9" screen on a tablet? Well then UbuTab might be the ticket.

Cicret wants to project the smartphone/tablet experience right onto your arm, and from the video the possibilities are awesome!

Starbucks is rolling out wireless chargers in its retail stores, helping bring the technology mainstream.

Study claims that users who have purchased iPhone 6 and 6 Plus models are using tablets less and less.

Android is now showing a substantial lead in the smartphone and tablet market, how are the other companies doing?

3DHead's billionaire CEO Alki David provides TweakTown with an exclusive interview and statements regarding his VR Project, self dubbed the "Oculus Killer"

Apple's stocks soar to over $700 billion - almost double their closest competition.

Intel didn't react quickly to join the mobile market when smartphones and tablets first began to boom, but is learning as it goes along.

Tablet sales are slowing, with less than 8 percent year-over-year market growth, IDC says.

Will they ever stop restructuring? The struggling AMD backs away from the tablet market in yet another period of change.

Starbucks is rolling out Powermat wireless charging stations in the San Francisco Bay Area, with wider roll out expected soon.

90% of US households have three or more Internet-connected devices, and that number is expected to only increase.

Nokia introduces its Google Android-powered N1 tablet.

Lenovo and ASUS haven't found a way to top Apple or Samsung in the tablet market, but are both finding great success.

The iPad might have a lot of competition, but still dominating Web traffic, according to Chitika.

LG has announced a new tablet that packs LTE mobile connectivity set to launch this week in Europe.

VIA launches the Viega tablet, a 10.1" Android-powered device designed for use out in the field, as the rugged tablet will be able to withstand abuse.

Nexus 9 tablet specs leak claiming a 64-bit NVIDIA Tegra 64-bit CPU paired with 2GB of RAM.

Samsung and Barnes & Noble team up to bring Galaxy Tab 4 notebooks paired with Barnes & Noble e-reader software.