"TABLETS" content on TweakTown - Page 1

The device runs on Android 7.0 Nougat with Huawei's EMUI 5.1.

All versions of the new ZenPad 10 will ship with Android 7.0 Nougat.

Panasonic is no stranger to battery recalls, they had to recall hundreds of thousands of batteries in the past when they supplied batteries to Sony, Toshiba and Fujitsu.

The tablets come with different screen sizes and processors.

As expected, the company has introduced a 9.7-inch tablet - the Galaxy Tab S3, which comes with an S Pen.

Microsoft's Surface PC is here, and it's a stylish and powerful all-in-one that sports a transforming 4.5K display.

The first Ubuntu tablets are up for pre-order, the BQ Aquaris M10 with an ARM processor and very little RAM.

A Google engineer warns consumers not to buy cheap USB Type-C cords as they can permanently damage your hardware.

ARCHOS unveils its Diamond Tab tablet.

The mobile market is getting a boost from increasing interest in 2-in-1 tablets.

Acer busts out new back-to-school products powered by Windows 10.

Tablets for inmates!

Xiaomi carefully planning a possible takeover of smartphone and tablet markets in the United States and Western Europe.

It was bound to happen... mobile Google searches surpass desktop searches for the first time.

Microsoft slams Google Android's update standards.

Researchers from Philadelphia find one-third of babies first interact with a touchscreen by age one.

Mobile users are more familiar with apps, and usage is mellowing as markets evolve.

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.

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

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

Minecraft: Pocket Edition tops 30 million downloads!

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed during a call to analysts that Microsoft would attempt to unify the Windows experience across multiple screens.

According to a new report, even in standby mode enough energy is being wasted by smart devices to power two countries for a whole year.

Transport Canada has given the go ahead to using electronic devices at all phases of a flight.

The wide adoption of smartphones and tablets helps drive interest in home automation features, which continue to grow as providers also push services.

Trying to keep mobile solutions secure in the workplace, and requires security software and employee reeducation.

Google Android dominates the tablet market, though Amazon leads hardware sales - and the fight will continue to evolve at a rapid pace.

The rise of mobile banking makes it easier for customers to complete transactions, but mobile institutions must be aware of potential roadblocks.

Mobile devices like tablets are becoming popular tools for sales and marketing teams, though global adoption is still dragging along.

Lenovo posts Q2 2013/14 results, sees $9.8 billion in revenue and a record 29 million units sold, or 4 devices per second.

Google overtakes Apple as the leader of the tablet market.

IDC reports that Android-based tablets will overtake iPad this year.

Microsoft plans relaunch of Windows 8 in February, also blames OEMs for slow Windows 8 sales.

AMD announces their new tablet-bound, Windows 8-compatible Z-60 APU.