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Sony has cut the price of its entry-level Tablet S model by $100, now pitting the Android Honeycomb tablet against other mid-range tablet offerings from other brands like Asus, Toshiba and Samsung.

We have seen more than a few models of the Acer Iconia Tab up until this point. One of the more recent mentions came back in early-December when the full spec list for the Iconia Tab A200 was revealed. And well, it looks like today has brought some specs and [...]

If you, like the Pope, have already got your hands on a Sony Tablet S–or you were just thinking about it–then we’ve got some good news for you, as this one will be landing the big Android update and stepping up to Ice Cream Sandwich at some point. The bad [...]

Back towards the beginning of November we saw some leaked information that suggested US Cellular was going to be launching a “new 4G smartphone” and a “new 4G tablet.” And well, given the timing of the leak and the appearance of the devices in the image — many suspected that [...]

The 7-inch HP TouchPad Go that we’ve seen in various reports is a real device, a smaller webOS-running tablet that HP never got a chance to launch after the giant computer maker decided to quit the mobile business.

Intel is trying to break into the mobile and tablet market, after having lost its relevance in this field to the likes of Qualcomm and Nvidia. With the upcoming release of its “Medfield” class Intel Atom chips, benchmarks have been leaked, and results are said to be mixed to positive.

It appears as if a hacking community is building behind the Kobo Vox. And coming as a result, it looks like the ereading tablet can now run the Android Market. But that being said, just because the Kobo Vox technically has access to the Android Market at this point — [...]

Apple is rumored to launch the iPad 3 in time for Steve Jobs’ birthday, or February 24, but there’s no clear evidence to back up such reports. As always the company will not reveal any details about its upcoming iOS devices, but that doesn’t mean we’re not going to see [...]

Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet has been selling like hotcakes. Pretty soon, the tablet might also be selling like Ice Cream Sandwiches — that is, the latest Android 4.0 release, of course.

Last week we told you that Eric Schmidt revealed that Google will release its own tablet, presumably a Nexus-branded device, at some point in the first half of next year. Such plans from the company may not sit well with some of the companies that plan to release Ice Cream [...]