One of the features Microsoft touted about Windows 7 before launch was its touch friendliness. No longer would we need a "Tablet Edition" of the operating system for slates and convertibles, just regular Windows with touch enabled.

Oh no, not another Android tablet! That's what I first thought when Taiwanese company Cywee whipped out its 7-inch slate here at CTIA, which PCD is bringing to market by the middle of next year.

About 12,000 people are expected to be in San Francisco this week to attend CTIA Enterprise & Applications 2010, and as you can tell by the name, it will definitely have a business focus. But that doesn't mean there won't be any excitement.

This Windows enterprise tablet is marred by short battery life, a lackluster resistive touchscreen, and a high price.

According to a tip sent to the team at precentral.net, Palm could release a WebOS smart phone that forgoes the manufacturer's penchant for hard keyboards. .

In case HP's acquisition of Palm and its critically acclaimed webOS software wasn't enough of a hint, HP today went and spelled out the obvious: it will not be manufacturing any phones or tablets runn...

All year, we've watched as phone and then tablet manufacturers jumped aboard the Android bandwagon, pumping out device after device across every major carrier. LG, at least for now, is bucking the trend.

The iPad is red-hot, so hot that Best Buy's CEO says that Apple's sleek slate is cannibalizing netbooks by 40 to 50 percent. However, the iPad is far from the only tablet in town.

According to recently released numbers from DisplaySearch, the iPad is taking over, and netbook sales continue to crash. From the second quarter of 2009 to Q2 of 2010, sales of clamshell mini-notes wi...