Looking for a full-featured Windows 8 tablet with excellent apps that's enterprise-ready? Lenovo’s ThinkPad 2 has your back. (Rating: 4 out of 5 stars)
Those tasked with promoting their business may find themselves maintaining the company blog. But often the best time to blog is when you're away from the office meeting with clients or at an industry conference.
Twitter's official iPad app gets the job done, but these four apps take Twitter to the next level with a range of additional capabilities to track your tweets and get the most out of the social network for personal or business use.
Lately it seems everyone is trying to reinvent email. The newest entries in the App Store have provided tablet productivity enthusiasts with a large number of options for ditching Apple’s stagnant Mail app.
Remote desktop applications are a popular category in the App Store. Yet often many of the solutions involve confusing download instructions or a clunky interface.
Creating presentations on your computer have come a long way from the earlier PowerPoint era when business presentations were dominated by multiple slides with lengthy paragraphs and endless bullet points.
Google Keep is a smart and slick note-taker that needs more features if it is to truly rival Evernote and Microsoft's OneNote. (Rating: 3 out of 5 stars)
There’s a race to the bottom in the tablet market and models from some first-tier brands are slowly edging closer to the $100 mark (Amazon's most basic Kindle Fire, for example, is now only $159).
HP’s ElitePad 900 tablet is sleek, powerful and packed with excellent enterprise security features. However, that package of features, along with excellent expansion capabilities, make for a premium-priced tablet not all business buyers will be able to justify. (4 out of 5 stars).
HP’s Slate 7 tablet is affordable, smart, thin and light. It’s a shame then that the model arguably lacks the right apps and content to truly take on Amazon’s Kindle Fire.
The first reviews are in on the Surface Pro ahead of the tablet’s launch later this week. And while many of these note good things around Windows 8 and the look of the device, concerns have been raised over battery life and the weight of the device.
Influential tech reviewer David Pogue has written many columns praising Apple products from the latest Macs to the iPad line. There have been some criticisms along the way, but for the most part, Pogue is best-known for liking Apple’s product line.
With its smart design, the excellent Jelly Bean OS and a competitive price, the Iconia A110 tablet is one of the better budget Android tablets out there and could have a business angle too. (Stars: 4 out of 5)
Industry analyst Rob Enderle has a new favorite device, Microsoft’s Surface tablet. But it’s not just the specs and the feel of the device that impress Enderle, he goes so far as to say it’s “improved the quality of my life.”
Following its print, web, mobile and iPad recent relaunch, USA Today has just updated its Windows app. Its design choices are the right ones. (4 stars out of 5)
The first reviews coming out on Microsoft’s Surface RT tablet highlight that Steve Ballmer’s company has some way to go before it can challenge the iPad.
Acer’s new 10-inch Android tablet represents reasonable value when it comes to browsing and watching movies, but doesn’t offer enough for productivity and business. (3 stars out of 5)
Archos offers a new ultra-thin tablet, but the Coverboard transforms it into a desk-worthy mini-computer you can use in the office or take on the road. (Rating 3 out of 5)
Toshiba took an age in outing the Thrive and even that was to a mixed reception. Can the AT200 then—better known as the Excite 10 LE in the United States—fare any better? (Rating: 2 out of 5)
Digital workflows are great. But you can't escape paper entirely. Luckily Apparent's Doxie Go scanner is portable, rechargeable, and it works with your iPad right out of the box.
TabTimes has reviewed a number of market-leading tablets from Apple, Samsung, Amazon and Asus in recent times, but when we reviewed the Boogie Board RIP, it is fair to say this tablet is like no other. (Rating: 3 out of 5)
We pitted seven popular styluses against one another to see which one is the best. We judged them all on comfort, build quality, and writing experience. Find out which stylus comes out with top marks.
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)
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