"While visiting schools, I have observed one common behaviour – pupils storing porn videos on their tablets"
Devices that transform from tablets into laptops combine portability with productivity, as Asus and Mecer show, writes Arthur Goldstuck.
The iPad might be the benchmark for tablet design and efficiency but Samsung and Sony have released tablets that redefine the idea of a "benchmark".
LG has entered the phone-tablet arena as it introduces its 5.5" G-Pro Lite, which combines a big screen and a stylus with slightly more modest specs.
Sean Bacher reviews new apps for 2014, including Tagaboom, App Stalker, Active Fitness, I’m Bored and ICEPlus – an app that no one should be without.
Got a new Apple iPad or Android tablet for Christmas and don’t know what apps to get? Try these.
Teachers have been given the chance to to be behind a desk with the latest gadgets in hand – at a technology conference designed especially for them.
Microsoft has plans for new touchscreen devices and a Windows 8 revamp as revenue rise has unexpectedly beaten analysts’ forecasts.
A new entrant in the ultra-low-cost tablet market is also a global brand name at the high end. That could make all the difference.
Computer manufacturer Acer Inc has confirmed that it would offer a new mini-tablet for as little as $99 in several emerging markets.
A sales war could determine whether Apple, Google or Amazon will dominate the fastest-growing area of personal computing.
Smartphones and tablets powered by Google’s Android software are eating into Apple’s turf by feeding appetites for innovation and low prices.
The tablet has revolutionised the way its enthusiastic users work, live and play.
Deloitte says people who use smartphones, tablets and portable media players are due to become a force in the competitive 2012 electronics market.
Amazon.com took the wraps off its long-awaited "Kindle Fire" on Wednesday, tacking on a mass market-friendly $199 price tag.
The surest sign the post-PC era is here is the announcement by the world’s top personal computer maker that it is taking steps to exit the business.
Intel has said computer makers Lenovo, Asustek and Acer will launch its new lightweight notebook PCs — known as Ultrabooks — at the end of May.
Sony, a laggard in the tablet market, unveiled its first tablet computers in an attempt to grab second place in the market from Apple’s iPad.
The rapid growth of smartphones and tablets is making the internet the destination of choice for consumers looking for news.
The overall growth in PC sales will be cut dramatically over the next two years as people in the US and Europe choose tablets.
