The Tablet Blog

According to Andy Rubin or Google’s Android devision, Android is running on as many as six million tablets. With Apple selling as many as 11 million iPads last quarter, Google still has a lot of work ahead of them.

Amazon’s latest tablet is causing quite a stir among analysts. This latest tablet creates a new segment in the tablet market and is more attractive to the average American consumer than the iPad.

New studies show that Apple has clear dominance over the tablet market while Android is and will continue to gain considerable ground.

Android gamers will be disappointed to hear that Google has decided to remove a number of popular console emulators from the Android Market over the weekend. These popular apps within the gaming community were designed to emulated gaming systems like the Playstation or Super Nintendo. This would allow users to play classic games on their [...]

In an article published today, PC World Australia compares the Apple iPad 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v.

Rumors have surfaced that Google may work with LG to make a Nexus Tablet which would run a newer and more refined version of Honeycomb.

One of the most popular game genres so far for tablets has been gambling apps, which to date have largely been limited to playing poker and casino games for play chips.

Motorola has unveiled its upcoming Motorola Xoom tablet at CES in Las Vegas. Will it be the first iPad killer?

Yesterday at CES 2011, Google showed off HoneyComb. This next version of Android was built entirely from the ground up with tablets in mind.

The tablet market battle isn’t slowing down as Samsung is getting ready to release it’s first tablet. The Galaxy Tab was announced overnight in Sidney.