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Asus Releases ZenPad Flagship With USB Type-C And A Few Modifications

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

Asus released its new flagship Zenpad, but with reduced specs from what was previously reported.

Nvidia Posts Voluntary Recall For Overheating Shield Tablets (Updated)

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

A certain group of batteries in some Nvidia Shield Tablets might make the device overheat, leading to a potential fire hazard.

AT&T Will Sell Consumer Version Of Surface 3 With 4G LTE On July 24 (Update)

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

AT&T is taking the first leap in the U.S. market by offering the 4G LTE version of Microsoft's Surface 3 tablet.

Microsoft Surface 3 With 4G LTE Coming Soon, Priority On Business Customers

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

Tom's IT Pro: Dell Venue 11 Pro 5130 Enterprise Tablet Review

By Jon K. Carroll published

Tom's IT Pro compares Dell's Venue 11 Pro 5130 enterprise tablet against Lenovo’s ThinkPad 10 20C1 and HP’s ElitePad 1000 G2 business-class units.

Computex Day One News Roundup

By Fritz Nelson published

We're done with the first day of Computex and there's already a lot of new products revealed. This is just the beginning.

Asus Puts USB Type-C On New ZenPad Tablet, Announces ZenFone Selfie Smartphone

By Seth Colaner published

Asus put a USB Type-C port on a tablet. Also, following relatively closely on the heels of Asus' ZenFone 2 launch, the company announced the cringeworthy-named ZenFone Selfie.

Lenovo Intros Second-Gen ThinkPad 10 With Intel 'Cherry Trail' SoC

By Kevin Parrish published

Lenovo revealed the second generation ThinkPad 10, which will come with Windows 10.

Archos Launches Fusion Storage On Select Tablets, Phones

By Kevin Parrish published

This tech combines the ROM and microSD, creating one storage capacity.

Microsoft Now Selling Surface 3, Provides Surface, Surface 2 Trade-In Program

By Kevin Parrish, Seth Colaner published

Customers can trade in their old Surface RT and Surface 2 tablets for credit towards a new Surface 3.

Dell Reveals Venue 10 7000 Tablet With RealSense Camera (Updated: Now Available For Purchase)

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

Dell's most expensive tablet to date is powered by an Intel Atom Z3580 and uses the Android Lollipop OS.

Acer Adds New Tablets, Features To Iconia 10 And Iconia 8 Series

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

The number of Acer tablets continues to grow as the company added a high-end tablet to the Iconia Tab 10 series and a mid-tier device for the Iconia One 8 lineup.

All About Click ARM, The Darkhorse In The Modular Mobile Hardware Race

By Seth Colaner, Kevin Parrish published

Multiple companies are working on developing modular mobile devices. ImasD Technologies is one you may not have heard much about, but the Spain-based company is making some noise.

Iwata: Nintendo Wasn't Pushed Into Developing For Mobile

By Kevin Parrish published

The collaboration with DeNA has nothing to do with investors or pressure to build mobile apps.

Experimental Firefox OS Build Can Run On MIPS Hardware

By Kevin Parrish published

Don't get crazy... it's just an experiment.

Is Nintendo Finally Developing For Android, iOS?

By Kevin Parrish published

It looks like Nintendo plans to develop original games for mobile devices... finally!

Vkansee Brings Optical Fingerprint Scanning To Mobile

By Matt Humrick published

Vkansee's UTFIS 2000 PPI optical fingerprint scanner promises better security and accuracy in a package thin enough to fit under the cover glass of mobile devices.

'Click-ARM' Modular Tablet From ImasD Technologies Challenges Project Ara Concept

By Kevin Parrish published

This tablet lets customers switch out any module, even the motherboard.

MWC 2015: Archos Reveals Tablet With 256 GB, 'Fusion Storage'

By Kevin Parrish published

The company's Fusion Storage tech will combine the internal storage with the storage provided by the microSD card. UPDATED.

Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile Supporting Tap-To-Pay In Google Wallet

By Kevin Parrish published

Google worked out a deal with three wireless carriers to take on Apple Pay. (Updated)

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