Tablets

News, reviews and how-to advice for iPad and other tablet devices.

TabTimes Editor George Jones picks the week’s tablet winners and losers.

Staying warm and being productive don’t have to be mutually exclusive. (Rating: 4 out of 5)

With Microsoft set to unveil its consumer preview of Windows 8 at the Mobile World Congress later in the month, TabTimes takes a look at what business- and productivity-minded tablet users can expect.

iPad 3 speculation continues to spread like wildfire. With the tablet expected within the next two months, TabTimes looks at the most exciting, plausible, and incredulous rumors afoot.

Oliver Bussmann talks BYOD, BYOA, and why the German enterprise software giant sees Samsung's Android tablets as the most advanced.

ViewSonic’s entry-level ViewPad 10e is a surprisingly handy tablet given it runs phone-optimized software and its budget price.

As the crop of sleek new tablets unveiled at CES this month showed, 2012 is shaping up to be the "Year of the Tablet". But this won't be the last one.

How do you use an iPad in a home environment without having to buy every member of your family their own device? And without compromising your own privacy? Read on to find out.

Market research and common sense dictate that buying a second tablet is not a question of if, but when.

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.

Companies advertise for many reasons. To create or reinforce a favorable impression of their brand, for instance. But mainly they advertise to sell products. Associating advertising with sales is problematic, however. How does the advertiser really know whether an ad influenced a purchase? And can new ad vehicles like tablets be more effective?

With well over 100 tablets of all shapes, sizes, purposes, and operating systems, CES 2012 was more tablet-oriented than even TabTimes expected. In an effort to boil things down a bit for the more professionally-inclined, we're picking six tablets as the best and most newsworthy from the show.

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - TabTimes is live from the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show, where tablet announcements are flowing thick and fast.

CES 2012 proved to be yet another blockbuster show, and highlighted just how seriously manufacturers are beginning to take tablet devices.

Glass maker Corning continues to innovate when it comes to making toughened glass for mobile displays, and unveiled Gorilla Glass 2 at CES this week. TabTimes takes a look at the secrets behind the glass, and Corning's aims for the future.