Almost six months after its official unveiling, Toshiba’s Excite AT200 tablet went on sale in the UK, where it is available online from Carphone Warehouse, with a starting price set at £399 ($631 US or 480 EUR).Meant to become a premium Android tablet, the 7.7mm (0.3 inches) thick Excite AT200 ...

The CyonagenMod team has been working very eagerly on custom builds of the Android operating system from Google, one of which is intended for the Nook Tablet.There is more than one CyanogenMod software project in development, but the one getting attention this time is the CyanogenMod 7.Aimed at ...

Fujitsu isn’t that big of a name in the mobile space, but the Japanese company is looking to change that in the near future with the introduction of a new tablet, called the Stylistic M350/CA2, which is targeting business users.Design wise, Fujitsu’s new tablet looks pretty much the same as ...

AMD has officially announced that 2012 will witness the introduction of a new low-power APU, code-named Hondo, specially developed to be used in tablet devices, which will improve upon the specs of the current Desna Z-01 accelerated processing unit. AMD made the existence of this chip official during the ...

Advanced Micro Devices has a Windows 8 tablet strategy predicated on new power-efficient chips.

A Taiwanese tech company is being criticized for an advertisement featuring an actor dressed as an 'angelic' Steve Jobs.

With the $99 Optik, ZTE and Sprint target tablet shoppers who feel the $199 Kindle Fire is too pricey.

Apple's attempts at getting Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1N and Galaxy Nexus smartphone banned from sale in the country have been rejected by a German judge.

A TV spot for the Action Pad in Taiwan features an actor dressed up as the late Steve Jobs, complete with halo, wings, and turtleneck.

If you want a tablet that's more open than the iPad and Android devices, then this Linux-based tablet might be for you.

The sheer number of gadgets using ARM chips certainly helped drive the gains. But for the fourth quarter, it was actually royalties that made the biggest difference.

At this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) fair, Samsung is said to unveil a new tablet design that supposedly features an 11.6-inch screen and will run Google’s Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich, operating system.The existence of the tablet was mentioned for the first time in December last year, when ...