Articles about Tablets

Microsoft carves out 'niche' in tablets, says numbers chap

Windows 8 battles Apple for second place

More Brits ditch Apple tablets for Amazon, Google, Samsung kit

But iPad Mini is still the UK adults' top-rated slate

Wang's 'surging growth' to help tablets overcome notebooks in 2013

Analyst projects Android ascension, Apple slippage

BlackBerry CEO: Tablets will be dead in 5 years

PlayBook, anyone?

Best practises in enterprise mobility deployment

Whitepaper: Four european case studies

Building “Bring-Your-Own-Device” (BYOD) Strategies

Whitepaper: Chapter I

Why your legacy network is holding you back

Whitepaper: Re-architecting your network for BYOD

Gartner: RIP PCs - tablets will CRUSH you this year

PC sales are in terminal decline thanks to the continued popularity of tablets and there’s nothing an anticipated surge in ultramobiles can do to stop it. That’s according to beancounters at Gartner, who reckon the outcome will be anaemic growth rates for Microsoft’s Windows in 2013 as Google’s Android blows the doors off. …

Tablets BEAT DOWN laptops in 4-to-1 Xmas bloodbath - analyst

Bow down before the might of the tablet. If you were unsure who is the master now, look no further than numbers from the UK wing of GfK, a market watcher which tracks over-the-counter sales. According to its data, more tablets were sold in December 2012 - no doubt as Christmas prezzies - than notebooks purchased in October, …

Asus: PC market still burning, but folks are guzzling our tablets

Remember double-digit profit rises, HP, Dell... Acer?

Tablets aren't killing ereaders, it's clog-popping wrinklies - analyst

Market dying... literally

Guess who PC-slaying tablets are killing next? Keyboard biz Logitech

The industry shift to slabs didn't just catch out major PC makers: peripherals builder Logitech also found life hard going, judging by the amount of red ink scrawled over its Q4 2012 financial figures. The mouse, keyboard and speaker tech purveyor reported operating losses of $37m for Q4 (ended 31 March), including $16m in …

Report: Tablets to outsell ALL PCs by 2016

It was claimed by one market watcher this week that tablets will outsell notebook computers during 2013. By 2016, says another, slates’ share of the PC market will have surpassed all other devices combined. The research firm in question is Canalys, and it reckons Wintel’s share of the PC market will drop from 72 per cent in 2012 …

Apple still top for slab-fondlers despite FLOOD of Xmas tablets

Samsung up, ereaders down in IDC quarterly figures - IDC

Surface tablets snapped up on pre-order, but no camping in the street

Brits loving it, Americans and Frenchies holding back

Tablets keep UK IT's head above water

Floating on a fondleslab (or two)

We CAN'T GET ENOUGH Windows 8 tablets, moan distributors

Fortunately, not many people want one yet

Win8 tablets may cost MORE than iPads – AND LAPTOPS

Leaked slide shows $599 and up

Average selling price of tablets drops 21% in three months

Report: Slabs for the masses as ASP drops to £250

Google planning to brand and sell Android tablets

Aims to park tanks on Cupertino lawn where allies failed

Seagate's bottom line smacked as users bin desktops for tablets

Drive-maker looks to cloud, 5mm slab product for succour

Gov: We want cheap police tablets and by God we'll get them

John Lewis agrees to flog Microsoft's Surface RT tablets

Tablets choke disk drive market growth

Tablets be DRAMmed – 9 times as much

Tablets mean tubby HDDs must get thinner - A*STAR

Acer founder: 'Tablets, ultrabooks just a fad'

Micron plans to force itself into tablets, ultrabooks

Tough luck, lappies: Brits favour fingersome fondleslabs, phones

Chip makers thrive on tablets, e-readers, cars

Windows Blue preview to land at end of June

Start-button refugees wandering through the wasteland of Windows 8 trying to find a way to open an application can circle June 24th in their calendars, after Microsoft let it be known that a “public preview” of Windows Blue will emerge at the end of June. Microsoft's leaking hints that Blue will bring back the Start button, but …