Tablets News

London - According to a U.K. survey, the majority of young people prefer to read on a computer screen rather than a printed book or magazine.

A skin patch is being delivered to delivery hormones into the body of men with prostate cancer. Researchers suggest that this is a more effective means than a course of tablets.

Fort Lauderdale - Although the business world of documents has dramatically transitioned from stacks of paper to the world of eReaders, tablets, smartphones and netbooks, businesses still rely on the six-decade-old photocopier, which was first introduced by Xerox.

Want to know who's been snooping in or has stolen your phone? A new feature has been integrated into an app for Android that snaps the prying individual's photo and sends it to you via email.

The one thing that most current tablets have long been missing is that you cannot easily watch a broad scope of live television.

The US FDA have notified consumers and healthcare professionals of a recall of three dietary supplements due to potential Salmonella contamination.

Cupertino - Since the new Apple iPad debuted on Mar. 16 in the United States, Canada and elsewhere around the world, the third generation tablet has already generated more than three million sales. When it reaches 24 more countries, how much more will be sold?

In the wake of Apple's announcement of the debut of the iPad 3, Toshiba has decided to counter the gadget giant with their own offering, the Excite X10 LE, the world's thinnest and lightest tablet PC.

Crayola is taking the plunge into the e-book market and will start selling "digital" coloring books and apps for tablet devices.

John Vinh, a chip analyst at Collins Stewart’s, says that he believes that Research in Motion (RIM) has stopped making the PlayBook tablet.