iPad

Huddle, the London- and San Francisco-based company that makes enterprise cloud collaboration software for the enterprise, this morning rolled out a brand new native iPad app. Huddle for iPad has the features you’ve probably come to expect …

Samsung’s rival to iPad has been banned from sale in America, after a judge handed Apple a victory in the two companies’ long-running patent battle. The ruling is a major blow for Samsung, whose Galaxy Tab tablets are the main … Continue reading →

Summary: Even though we still don’t know much about the Surface models, I can give you some advice, at least within certain basic parameters. I have to admit, I didn’t expect this to be a question. The iPad is here, … Continue reading →

Wyndham Deerfield Beach Resort is celebrating the launch of its state-of-the-art new website, including state-of-the-art iPad functionality. The resort, which recently celebrated its first anniversary as a Wyndham, is offering tablet users a cutting-edge …

Google (GOOG) revealed its own tablet Wednesday, and it is priced at a sharp discount compared to Apple’s iPad. The tech giant unveiled its tablet called Nexus 7 at Google I/O, the company’s annual developers’ conference, in San Francisco.

As expected, Google today unveiled a new Android-based tablet, the Nexus 7. The device, being produced with PC maker Asus, will have a 7-inch screen, an Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core CPU, the new Android 4.1 OS – Jelly Bean! – … Continue reading →

Smarter Stand turns the iPad Smart Cover into a multi-position iPad stand. With over 3,200 backers and $50k raised, the project is well on its way to become another big kickstarter hit. 2 clips straighten folds in the Smart Cover … Continue reading →

Both tablets have screens that measure 7 inches diagonally, smaller than the nearly 10 inches on Apple Inc.’s popular iPad. The Nexus Seven will also be light – at about 0.75 pound, compared with the Kindle Fire’s 0.9 pound. The … Continue reading →

The tech giant unveiled its tablet called Nexus 7 at Google I/O, the company’s annual developers’ conference, in San Francisco. The new tablet will run on the latest version of Google’s operating system Android 4.1, called Jelly Bean, which was … Continue reading →

You’d think that after 2.5 years of large-scale iPad rollouts, that it wouldn’t be newsworthy anymore. Yet, the media keeps reporting on new iPad deployments that only keep on getting bigger and more innovative. Here’s a review of the …