And the head-to-head-to-head-to-head begins. Since all of the big four carriers will be selling Samsung's 7-inch Galaxy Tab slate, one has to wonder how these providers will differentiate the same piece of hardware.

Today Samsung announced that their Galaxy Tab will indeed come to American shores in time for the holidays. Just as with the Galaxy S line of smart phones, all four of the major carriers will have their own version of the Tab to push.

A little over a week ago I was in Berlin lamenting that many of the sweet tablets on display were not coming to the U.S. yet, maybe ever. ViewSonic's ViewPad 10 and 7 were among them, but the company had some good news for us today..

Starting next week the people of Germany will be able to purchase the WeTab, a unique and exciting 11-inch tablet with a high-res 1366x768 screen and -- for the first time on a slate -- the MeeGo oper...

Intel bragged about quite a bit today in their Day 2 keynote, but amongst all the future service offerings, product partnerships, and forward-thinking gadgetry, this will surely be the stando...

You could be forgiven if you haven't heard of OpenPeak, the manufacturer behind the sleek 7-inch Android we spied on display at IDF 2010. The Florida-based company doesn't market products directly to ...

Today the folks from eLocity dropped by to show off the comapny's new A7 tablet, a Tegra 2-powered, 7-inch slate that blends entertainment and productivity into one smooth, Androidified experience. In...

Google's Hugo Barra is doing his best to throw cold water on the idea of Android 2.2 tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Even though the device received Google Certification and will have the Market ...

Apple has taken a lot of heat from the press, users, and developers over its app approval process, which some have called arbitrary. In the past year, we've seen political cartoon apps rejected for "d...