According to Pierre Cardin’s UK distributor, tablets could become seen as “cold and boring”, which is probably it is selling the elegant Pierre Cardin Tablet PC. Read the full story

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What Mobile puts Acer’s 10-inch tablet to the test, to see if Honeycomb 3.1 has made Android a more serious player in the tablet market. Read the full story

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It’s smaller than most current tablets, runs on an older OS and includes an old-fashioned stylus-like pen…how on earth will the HTC Flyer compete?  Read the full story

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Huawei has today announced the world’s first tablet with Android Honeycomb V3.2. Powered by a powerful Qualcomm 1.2GHz dual-core processor, the MediaPad is Huawei’s slimmest and lightest tablet so far, measuring just 10.5mm thick and weighing 390g. Read the full story

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The BlackBerry PlayBook arrived a day early at Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy stores, with George Wainwright being the first person to buy the product in the UK. The tablet goes on sale with multiple retailers from Thursday 16th June. Read the full story

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If you thought tablets, smartphones and laptops were all separate devices, think again. We already have tablets and smartphones that become laptops, and now we have a smartphone that becomes a tablet. Read the full story

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RIM’s new BlackBerry PlayBook will go on sale on June 16th, and Carphone Warehouse, Best Buy and Phones 4u will all have the new tablet on this date. Read the full story

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Two new tablets hit the shelves of Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy today. The HTC Flyer and LG Optimus Pad can be bought in-store or online. Read the full story

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Let’s face it; Apple currently dominates the tablet world and it’s about time it had some competition. Some analysts claim Apple will continue to do so until at least 2015, and so far Samsung and the others haven’t made much of an impact. Read the full story

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HTC’s first tablet, the 7-inch HTC Flyer, will be stocked at all Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy stores, plus online, when it goes on sale in early May (most likely May 9th). Read the full story

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RIM has today confirmed the rumours that suggested the forthcoming BlackBerry PlayBook could run Android apps as true. However, there are some limitations that have to be pointed out. Read the full story

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Samsung has taken its forthcoming Galaxy Tab 10.1 and put it on a running machine. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 is smaller and lighter, while the 10.1 has been given a new look from the rear. Read the full story

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Apple has launched the successor to the iPad. All hail the iPad 2, which is 33% thinner, has a dual-core processor and now has two cameras.

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As soon as tablets based on Android started to appear, we knew we’d eventually see some really cheap deals. At £100, this is as cheap as you can get – but there’s a price to pay…

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Motorola has confirmed the availability of its XOOM tablet, which goes on sale in Q2 at Carphone Warehouse, Best Buy, Currys and PC World.

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Acer’s new ICONIA SMART claims to be 100% smartphone and 100% tablet, with a unique 4.8-inch, 21:9 ratio screen that displays 1024×480 pixels. It will be on sale from May 1st. Read the full story

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Acer has built two Android Honeycomb OS tablets, the ICONIA TAB A500 with a 10.1-inch screen, and the A100 with a 7-inch screen, each with a dual-core processor and HD output. There’s also a Windows 7 variant coming too. Read the full story

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What Mobile has heard from the trade that RIM’s forthcoming PlayBook will go on sale in April. But, before you get too excited, we’ve also been told that it will be aimed solely at the B2B market initially. Read the full story

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Motorola has used the CES to launch its first tablet, XOOM, powered by Android 3.0, plus the ATRIX that comes with a number of clever innovations. Read the full story

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RIM has used the run-up to CES to show off another video demonstrating the upcoming PlayBook, entitled ‘Web Fidelity Video (Multimedia, Games and Social Networking). Read the full story

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