Adapting the Bookstore to the Digital Marketplace

A lot of the news about how digital reading is affecting bookstores—both…

New Low-Power Freescale Chips for e-Readers and Tablets to Debut in Second Half of 2012

One company that we don’t hear much about in the consumer electronic market…

Sol Computer to launch 7 inch Android and Windows tablets with Pixel Qi displays

Sol is adding some more variety to its line of tablets this…

Toshiba AT200 Tablet to Debut in the US as the Excite X10

The super sleek AT200 tablet from Toshiba has been the talk amongst…

Datawind Aiming to sell 15 Million Aakash Tablets This Year

Datawind, the Canada based manufacturer that has been contracted to manufacture the…

CES Promises The Latest in Digital Design

As the staff of GoodEReader pack up and head off to Las…

AT&T to offer Pantech Element 4G tablet from Jan 8 for $300

Pantech is an electronics device making company that is not much heard…

Acer and Lenovo to launch Windows 8 tablet in Q3 2012

Acer and Lenovo has made known their intentions of coming up with…

HTC Flyer Discontinued, Is the EVO View Next in Line?

Best Buy not only sold out stock of the HTC Flyer, but stopped…

Android 4.0 for Galaxy Tab might still be a possibility

Samsung has announced that they would not be coming up with the…

Acer is not quitting tablet business despite poor show so far

Acer’s tablet sales figure isn’t anything to cry home about but then,…

Android ICS for Galaxy Tab 8.9

Samsung has already promised to make the latest Android 4.0 ICS available on…

Firefox 9 Includes Tablet UI

The Firefox web browser, in its 9th iteration, is just out and…

Amazon Releases Kindle Fire 6.2.1 Software Update

Amazon has come up with a new software update for the Kindle…

BlackBerry PlayBook for $199 to Be Back Again After Christmas

The BlackBerry PlayBook and its lucrative $199 price tag will be back…

Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Tablet Running Android ICS Shown

The Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Liquid mobile development platform won’t be shipping until spring, though…