More news regarding the Samsung Galaxy Tab – Samsung’s enthusiastic stab at the iPad – has just rolled in. According to Forbes, JK ...

LG’s stated before that they’re looking to give their mobile devices unit a nice little nudge by bringing more Android devices to people’s ...

A user by the name of Meth over at SlateDroid has been tinkering with the little-known PanDigital Novel eReader and found that – ...

Popular web-hosting company (and German internet service provider) 1&1’s announcing the 1&1 SmartPad, an Android-equipped tablet with a 7-inch WVGA display, WiFi (up ...

Any Archos 5 users out there still proudly using their device will wake up to a firmware update for the tablet today. The ...

Today Cisco has unveiled the Cius, a 7-inch business tablet capable of capturing and displaying high-resolution video among a bevy of other business ...

Expansys has become a popular retailers for calling first dibs on new devices lately. This time, they’re offering the long-awaited Huawei S7 Android ...

Even with all of the noise about this Motorola Droid X doohickey, Samsung and their devices have been dominating the news stream lately. ...

I suppose if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em…or at least that seems to be the attitude that went into Chinese manufacturer Sanxi’s ...

After learning that the device wasn’t, in fact, named the Galaxy Tab, a video has showed up demoing a particular version of the ...

Not that we had anything to do with its conception, but it’s hard to root for an Android device that’s trying to mimic ...

Japan-based NEC is dishing out a bit of info on their upcoming Android-based tablet called LifeTouch. Featuring a 7-inch TFT LCD screen at ...

We’re seeing more and more tablets introduced every day, and a welcome trend is that they just continue to get cheaper and cheaper. ...

Vietnamese tech site Tinh te’s claiming that the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be launching with Android 2.2 whenever it’s due out. More specs ...

We got a look at Huawei’s 7-inch Android tablet at Computex that passed recently, but we were still unsure on its specifics. For ...