Tablets

iPad becoming choc full of apps? Internal memory crisis on the horizon? Still miffed it has no slot for a memory card? Fear not, for according to a new report, you might soon be able to pick up a 128GB iPad 4.

It's impossible to leave a show like CES 2013 behind and not feel like you may have missed something. The same goes for reading through the news coming out of the event. We've compiled all the best stories from CES 2013 and give you a look at who left the show a winner and who's going to be preparing for next year already.

The annual CES trade show always brings a host of allegedly world-changing products, but if history is any indication, many of them will never be seen again.

Panasonic shows off an exciting project it has been working on, a massive 20-inch Windows 8 tablet with a screen capable of displaying 4K resolution images.

While RCA's MIT700 tablet never made it to market after a CES 2012 debut, RCA is trying out a new Android tablet that allows users to watch live television.

Everyone knows smartphones and tablets are hot, but guess what? By some reckonings, they've eroded almost two thirds of the Wintel empire.

Google and Amazon have stolen the show with 7-inch tablets like the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD 7, leaving Apple uncharacteristically behind on the season’s biggest trend.

The Nook Tablet may not be the most popular tablet on the market, but there are a plethora of fun and addicting games available for Barnes & Noble's ereader. Check out our guide to the best Nook Tablet games.

OLPC OS 12.1.0 shifts the browser to WebKit, adds text-to-speech capabilities and DisplayLink support...and supports the XO-1.

Microsoft’s new Surface tablet has one hardware secret the company has been playing close to the vest: a unique optical glass screen that can actually “see” what you put on it.

So Microsoft has unveiled two new tablets to take on the iPad, and Twitter users have spoken. The reaction is, as you would expect, mixed.....

Information regarding a Dell tablet running Windows 8 has been leaked, giving us an idea of what to expect when the new OS arrives at the end of the year.

It appears resellers have seen nothing quite like it — many are reportedly busy dealing with inquiries from iPad owners keen to sell their tablet in readiness for the imminent launch of the iPad 3.

A new Kickstarter project called the Zooka Wireless Speaker features an innovative design that attached to your tablet or laptop with soft silicone.

Get lost in a game of Angry Birds on an iPad nestling on your lap and before you know it your neck has locked firmly into a position that only a one-hour shiatsu massage will release it from. Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health have been studying the postures we adopt when using tablets and the effect they can have on our joints and muscles.

Are you a proud new iPad owner who needs a little direction? You've come to the right place. Check out our starter guide that will put you on the fast track to learning and loving your new tablet.

The loyal iPad user is rumored to soon have an app tailored to his every governmental need.

Hasbro has filed a lawsuit against Asus for its use of the Transformer Prime name on its latest tablet.

Archos has announced the 70b Internet Tablet, the first tablet running Android 3.2 Honeycomb that costs less than $200.

Prototype smartphones and tablets featuring Intel's new Medfield system-on-a-chip have been sent to manufacturers for testing. Featuring Google Android, they're designed to challenge industry leader ARM.

Research In Motion has managed to shift 5,200 of its PlayBook tablets in one go, but not in the way it would’ve liked. The tablets were inside a vehicle that was stolen from a truck stop near Indianapolis.

In an interview given with an Italian newspaper this week, Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt suggested the web giant is planning to have its own tablet on the market in the first half of 2012.

With many consumers purchasing tablets as gifts this year during the holiday shopping season, a recent study points to Wi-Fi usage as the clear winner when mobile tablet users want to connect to the Internet.

The 7-inch version of Toshiba's Thrive Android tablet offers a slimmer build than the chunky original, but with a $379 starting price, will it be able to compete with the likes of the Kindle Fire this holiday season?

The NOVO7 tablet is the first to run Ice Cream Sandwich, and comes with a price tag of less than $100. Curently only available in China, it should be coming to other countries, including the US, in the next few months.

Since Twitter users often use the social network to update friends on public events like concerts, a group of theaters is taking advantage of this trend with a new service.

Apple has won another week's ban on the sales of Samsung Galaxy Tabs in Australia, giving Apple time to file its objections to the order.

Samsung has won its appeal to overturn a ban on sales of its Galaxy 10.1 tablet in Australia. Apple had been hoping to keep the ban in place on the grounds that Samsung's tablet copies various aspects of the iPad's design. It's the latest chapter in the ongoing patent war between the two companies - a war that shows no sign of ending.

If Microsoft is indeed handing over Office Suite integration, it will be a major coup for Apple.

In a deal that will see people receiving the tablet even if they don't particularly want it, Research In Motion is now giving away a free PlayBook to buyers of the latest version of its BlackBerry Enterprise Server software. It's the latest move by RIM in its attempt to get its troubled tablet into the hands of users.

For the holiday season at least, the price of RIM's PlayBook tablet has been slashed to $199. That's the same as Amazon's Kindle Fire. Which one would you go for?

Love working while on the go but hate having to deal with troublesome touch-screens and uncomfortably small keyboards that your smart phone or tablet affords you? Then check out the portable and easy to use Verbatim Mobile Bluetooth Keyboard and and make working on the go easier and less stressful.

Consumers would much prefer to receive a tablet than a laptop this Christmas, according to the results of a survey, with Apple's iPad coming top of the wishlist. Of course, what they would like to receive and what they actually end up getting (a pair of socks and a new pair of gloves?) is another matter entirely.

Amazon quietly bought Yap, a voice-to-text company that it could transition into big things for its tablet ecosystem.

Asus has finally clued us into details surrounding the Transformer Prime, its next-gen Eee Pad tablet that's all business with its sleek new looks and serious quad-core power.

We go hands-on with Flipboard and new challenger Livestand to see which will hold our tablet-reading attention.

Yes, you might want to read that again. Apple has LOST a patent battle with a small tablet vendor in Spain called NT-K. Apple had claimed that NT-K had copied the design of the iPad in the making of its own tablet (sound familiar?). The ruling this week by the Spanish court, in favor of NT-K, will be looked upon with envy by Samsung lawyers, though it might also help in their battle with Apple regarding similar patent infringement lawsuits.

After laying low following some unsavory sale rumors and a reshuffling of its executive branch, Yahoo announces some major products.