Here's a ComputerWorld column suggesting that ChromeOS may face a difficult future. "Chrome-based notebooks are still months away from release, but it's not at all clear that when they finally arrive, people will want them. Given that Android tablets and Windows-based netbooks will be likely available at the same price...
That mysterious Optimus Z phone from the other week has been formally introduced by LG, but for now it's only getting a release in the land of kimchi and soju—Korea. A global release is expected later, however. More »...
The media has been buzzing about a prototype tablet from India. This article in NetworkWorld is one of many covering a device that may be available in 2011...
A survey of eight makers of Android-based tablets found only one in compliance with the GPL requirements of the Linux kernel within Android...
With the Android-based "LePad," the Chinese company becomes just the latest vendor readying a pure tablet device.
Hewlett-Packard acquires a trademark for the term "PalmPad", which is presumably the name of their rumored tablet computer running Palm's webOS operating system.
After more than a year in development, the Jolicloud developers have confirmed that the major 1.0 release of their operating system starts roll out to existing users this week...
Sources tell AllThingsD that the Android slate won't ship by year's end as planned. Perhaps HP is reconsidering its multi-OS tablet strategy in light of the Palm acquisition.
I took ZaReason's Teo netbook, running Ubuntu 10.04, on a 2500-mile road trip. How practical is a tiny netbook? Does it make sense in real life, doing real jobs? Yessirree it does.
As part of its effort to graduate its Chrome browser to the upcoming Chome OS, Google is working to add device orientation to the browser's capabilities.…...
NPD DisplaySearch says tablet shipments hit 72.7 million units in 2011, and could grow to 383.3 million by 2017.
NPD DisplaySearch says tablet shipments hit 72.7 million units in 2011, and could grow to 383.3 million by 2017.