Samsung has posted their Black Friday event for the upcoming shop-til-you-drop (literally for figuratively) day. Among a sea of televisions, printers and digital ...

Android netbooks seem to be on the rise and NEC wants to cash in early, it seems. This one doesn’t look nearly as ...

It looks like Google I/O attendees have yet another reason to rejoice. After receiving Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1’s at Google’s developer event earlier ...

A new rumor has surfaced from DigiTimes reporting ASUS is looking to evolve their netbook game in 2011 with either Chrome OS or ...

I came across a booth by hardware designer and manufacturer FlaStar Technologies at CES. Like Compal, they do research and design for tablet ...

People may have thought Barnes and Noble would be close to finished supporting their Android-based eReader once they come out with a full-fledged ...

If developers can find a way to root an Android-enabled eBook reader, they can root anything. Barnes & Noble released version 1.4 of ...

Lenovo has already staked their claim in the Android smartphone market, but up until now had been working with other operating systems for ...

AndroidAuthority is reporting that MSI is planning to bring us two tablet devices in Q3. We’re not sure if one of these is ...

Last week we told you a bunch about the Sharp ISO1 Android Smartbook and brought you a boatload of pictures and details. The ...

Aside from the beautiful Japanese women in the picture below, something immediately jumps out at me – the form factor of the device ...

We haven’t yet told you about the Motorola Beam Smartbook which, in January, was said to be launching in the summer for AT&T. ...

The Mobile World Congress doesn’t officially start until tomorrow, but that hasn’t stopped some early Android attention from being waved around. Take the ...

Yesterday, Acer joined the Open Handset Alliance with intentions to bring an Android Phone(s) by 4th Quarter and we also saw a prototype ...

Although the battle for the Netbook trademark has officially come to an end, Qualcomm is straying from the term. In the (first) video ...