By Todd Haselton |
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 recently arrived so we decided to give you an unboxing to take a quick look at the tablet and what’s included when you pick one up. Samsung sent us the 16GB Wi-Fi only model, but a 32GB option and connected options…
By Sean P. Aune |
Why wait for some third-party to make a teardown video of your product when you can do it yourself? This is exactly what Sony has done with the upcoming Xperia Tablet Z. Teardown photo galleries and videos are becoming a bigger and bigger part of…
By Todd Haselton |
We had a chance to meet with Sony during Mobile World Congress to see the brand new Xperia Tablet Z and boy is it a beauty. The tablet is super, super thin and really light, which is surprising because it packs a 10.1-inch display and…
By Todd Haselton |
The FonePad is a wild, wild beast. Is it a tablet, a phone or a phablet? Well, technically it’s a phone but with a giant 7-inch screen. You probably won’t hold it up to your head, but you could. It packs a 1.2GHz Intel Atom…
By Todd Haselton |
If the FonePad isn’t up your alley, then maybe the enhanced Padfone Infinity is where you should put your focus. The device follows in the steps of earlier PadFone products, but features beefier hardware and a re-designed insert on the back of the 10.1-inch tablet.…
By Todd Haselton |
HP surprised us a bit today when it announced its first Android tablet, the Slate 7. We quickly ran to the company’s booth during Mobile World Congress to get a look at the tablet. We’re impressed by the low price point — it will cost…
By Todd Haselton |
We were fighting a crowd to play with the Galaxy Note 8.0 but we were able to quickly shoot a video comparing the size of the two devices. You’ll see the Galaxy Note 8.0 is just a hair larger and seems to be a bit…
By Sean P. Aune |
Ubuntu is aiming to be everywhere you want to be, and that now includes not only smartphones, but also tablets. As promised, Canonical took the wraps off of Ubuntu Touch for tablets today. The newest version is built on the same core as the rest of…
By Jon Rettinger |
Pro. One word—three simple letters—in Microsoft’s Surface lineup makes an enormous difference. Where the Surface RT faltered, Microsoft is hoping the Pro model can be the Windows 8 device we’ve been waiting for all along. This is a braver example of where the tablet/PC markets…
By Todd Haselton |
Asus announced its 7-inch MeMo Pad tablet on Jan. 13 when it gave us a quick overview of the device and when to expect it (in just a few months), but we haven’t had a chance to play with one just yet. In the meantime,…
By Brandon Russell |
Apple’s iPad is regularly regarded as the pinnacle of tablet engineering. Its design, while largely unchanged after four iterations (that might change later this year), is of the utmost quality, a premium specimen of craftsmanship and precision. Devices such as the Transformer Pad Infinity and…
By Todd Haselton |
Asus has yet to announce a 10-inch version of its 7-inch MeMo Pad Android tablet, but apparently one does indeed exist. The folks over at MobileArena not only managed to get a hands-on with one, they actually had a chance to unlock and walk us through some of…
By Aaron Baker |
Don’t expect to find the Thinkware T10Q available in retail stores under that name, but you may still see it pop up here or there. Thinkware is out there helping other manufacturers – also known as OEMs – with tablet integration in to other products.…
By Aaron Baker |
The Hisense M3101 may not be the top of the spec heap when it comes to tablets on the market these days, but it still looks like it’s going to be a nice 10.1-inch tablet. The tablet market is going to be crowded in 2013,…
By Aaron Baker |
Probably one of the biggest surprises of CES 2013 was Polaroid’s lineup of competitive Android tablets, which we took a look at earlier today. And there’s more. They’re not necessarily designed to blow back anyone’s hair, but they’re competitively spec’d with price tags that are…
By Todd Haselton |
Remember Polaroid? Shake it like a Polaroid picture? Yeah, the company is making Android tablets now. Among them is the S7, a device with a 7-inch screen, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a 1.6GHz dual-core Cortex A9 processor, HDMI-out, 1GB of RAM, a 2-megapixel camera and…
By Jon Rettinger |
We swung by Samsung’s booth at CES 2013 to bring you another quick look at Samsung’s Windows 8-powered ATIV Smart PC. The device packs an Intel Atom processor, which means you can run standard x86 Windows applications, 2GB of RAM, an 11.6-inch display with a…
By Aaron Baker |
Polaroid showed up to CES 2013 packing some heat. The popular camera company unveiled a few tablets, one of which is the M10, a device with a 10.1-inch screen and a sweet $229 price tag. It’s not the most high-end tablet on the block, but…
By Aaron Baker |
Polaroid announced a few new tablets at CES 2013. No, these aren’t powerhouses designed by Samsung or ASUS, but at least several are affordable. The M7, which you’ll see in the video above, sports an inexpensive $129 price tag and packs basic features. It runs…
By Jon Rettinger |
The VAIO Tap 20 is a totally unique product. It’s half a Windows 8 desktop computer and half a portable laptop. But how portable is 20-inches for a tablet really? Not at all, I’d wager. Still, it’s a powerful product with an Intel Core i7…
By Aaron Baker |
The Toshiba Excite SE was announced back in early December, but we haven’t had a chance to take a gander at the 10-inch tablet. Not until we met with Toshiba on the show floor here at CES 2013 in Las Vegas, that is. The Toshiba…
By Aaron Baker |
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 has been around for a few months now, and while we loved it, the only thing that could possibly make it better would be cellular connectivity. Luckily Verizon has come to the rescue. For the most part, the new version…
By Brandon Russell |
Samsung is bringing Android 4.1 to its Galaxy Note 10.1 along with a full “Premium Suite” of features. In a video posted to the company’s mobile YouTube channel on Wednesday, Samsung thoroughly details all of the notable improvements coming to the device. And if you…
By Brandon Russell |
Looking back, Apple’s decision to introduce an upgraded iPad with Lightning port wasn’t wholly unexpected. Despite the presence of the company’s previous effort, which was only on the market for eight months, it was a necessary update that needed to be made before a crucial…
