Dell is reportedly readying its Windows 8 tablet and it's going to have the power to take on the big boys.

Microsoft might deny its existence, but a second reliable source claims to have seen Office running on the iPad.

Apple has patented a couple of potential stylus solutions for the iPhone and iPad.

Toshiba has officially launched the AT300 which comes packing a quad-core Tegra 3 processor and Android 4.0.

Rumours surrounding Google's own brand tablet have re-surfaced, with the latest claiming we will see the device in June.

The Chinese manufacturer's take on the Android tablet in what we believe will turn out to be the more useful 7-inch form factor

Thanks to Nvidia's upcoming Kai platform, a $199 quad-core, Tegra 3-based Android tablet is no longer a dream.

Google is now the proud owner of Motorola as CEO Larry Page announces that the long-running deal has closed.

Rival ARM predicts good things for Intel's mobile venture, predicting strong growth in three years.

ESPN claims fans in the UK spend more time on its mobile sites than rival commercially-funded sites.

Motorola has released more details regarding its plans for the Ice Cream Sandwich update, and some devices are set to miss out.

Later today, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Samsung head Choi Gee-sung will get together for the first day of court-ordered mediation.

The high street book chain will flog the ebook reader as well as offering other Kindle digital services.

The Amazon Kindle Fire may be about to get even cheaper if plans to introduce an ad-supported model are implemented.

If you splashed the cash on a Sony Tablet P you'll be glad to hear that the Android 4.0 update will be landing on May 24.

UpdatedThe new iPad has been and gone with its chunkier and heavier build, leaving some wondering, what's with all the extra weight?

A spat between manufacturers over the next generation of nano-SIMs has seen RIM and Motorola back down against Apple.

If you're already thinking about Christmas then shame on you, but Amazon may have the answer to your gift-giving conundrums.

Adobe predicts that tablets are set to overtake smartphone usage by 2013 and account for one in ten visits by 2014

Google could be planning on giving up to five mobile makers early access to Android 5.0 rather than focusing on just one flagship Nexus device.

The BBC has unveiled its digital plans for the London 2012 Olympics and it's certainly not doing things by halves.

Samsung may find itself in a spot of bother in the States, as Apple has won an appeal in a patent infringement case.

It looks like Samsung and Google are partnering up again to bring us another Nexus device.

The MarquisPad MP977 launches in the U.S. this month, with its price and size making it and intriguing option even with some middling tech behind it.

Asus has released a video demo to promote the upcoming 3-devices-in-1 Padfone.