Sprint's 7-inch Android tablet is easy on the wallet. It won't dazzle you with cutting-edge features, but the Optik offers a solid Android experience at an affordable price. (Rating: 3 out of 5)
For better or worse, the paper business card still survives in the digital era. Rather than re-typing everything, use your iPad to quickly scan the data, and add relevant details to your address book.
Apple has little to worry about when it comes to competition from Samsung's latest Android tablet, the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, but Amazon ought to be thinking about how it can up its tablet game. (Rating 4 out of 5)
Asus’ Eee Pad Slider may have been originally marketed as a consumer tablet, but almost a year later, it feels more business-oriented than we originally expected. (Rating: 4 out of 5)
With Apple's new iPad launched just last week, TabTimes spotlights the most important quotes and questioned poised by reviewing technology journalists.
The Retina Display is the star of Apple's remarkable new iPad. But voice dictation and the 4G LTE connection will make work easier. (Rating: 5 out of 5)
The ZAGGsparq 2.0 is small and light enough to be tossed into a purse or briefcase without noticing that it's there, but heavy enough to cause one to pause before deciding to do so. That's an odd contradiction to say the least.
The 7-inch Andy Pad Pro is one of the better examples of budget Android tablets. It's all the more impressive when you consider that it was made by a little-known mattress company in Norwich, England.
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