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Recent Tablet News
The Future of App Stores
Mobile app stores are growing quickly — will online content provided by individual carriers be able to compete with the likes of Google and Apple?
HP’s Slate will focus on built-in Flash support
As HP’s slate gets closer to release HP release a joint video with Adobe, highlighting the benefits of having a ‘flash-enabled’ tablet device.
Will Microsoft’s courier outperform its older brother?
The surface is a remarkable device, but with a price tag to match it has never quite made it mainstream, so how will the courier fare compared to its older brother, will it be anouther project resigned to the Redmond archives.
New diamond version of the iPad announced
If you thought the iPad was overpriced take a look at the latest version, from Mervis Diamond, this really is a unique device.
Windows Mobile 7: First Impressions
The new Windows Mobile 7 Series operating system is fresh and promising. Will it be able to compete with the iPhones and Blackberries?
Top five interactive tablet demos
We take a look at the five top interactive eBook and magazine tablet demos on the net, in no particular order, sowing a range of styles and capabilities.
Microsoft Courier, a true tablet?
Microsoft’s efforts to sell their Tablet PC’s to students have never really paid off. Will the tablet change the course of the Microsoft tablet?
iPad Survey shows impressive pre-sales results
A recent survey from Maryland based ChangeWave reveals some interesting results on the popularity of the iPad prior to its launch.
Panasonic announces second Touchbook tablet
Only a last month we announced Panasonic’s new H1 Field, an incredibly durable and strong tablet PC from the world renowned electronics manufacturer. Panasonic have now announced the planned release of a far less expensive device, by around $1000, called the Touchbook C1.
Doritos tablet coming soon!
Doritos, the potato chip maker is apparently also getting into the tablet market. “The old flavor model is obsolete, welcome to Spice 2.0!”
