It’s rare that technology circles back to old-school tools, but here we are using styluses to jot down notes on tablets. Of course, today’s versions swap ink and paper for pixels and precision. If you ...

Finding the best tablets can be a challenge with so many options available, each offering unique features and capabilities. Whether you're a student, professional, or tech enthusiast, the perfect ...

Flagship Android tablets powered by Qualcomm's latest and greatest chipset are a very, very rare occurrence even if flagship smartphones do get upgraded yearly to the top-shelf SoC. There are so ...

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra might be just the right tablet for you, but if you don’t need a big, water-resistant Android, you should probably just buy an iPad Pro. Other than the design ...

A small tablet can work just as well as (or even better than) larger ones, especially when it comes to lugging one around between classes or in your work bag on your commute. When you're on the ...

Here’s how it works. Today's Android tablets are multitasking and gaming beasts, with stunning visuals and more customization options than Apple's best. Plus, tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab ...

The right drawing tablet can make all the difference in bringing your creative vision to life. It should feel like an extension of your hand, translating every brushstroke with precision and fluidity.

The first device to feature the v4.0 display is the new Nxtpaper 11 Plus, which TCL brands its first AI-powered tablet. Nxtpaper 4.0 implements an advanced nano-matrix lithography technology to ...

I’ve been waiting for a decently-powerful, but also small Android tablet for years now, and Lenovo finally delivered that at CES 2025 with its 8.8-inch Lenovo Legion Tab. And, seemingly proving ...

The best Android tablets can do it all. They pack enough power to run apps and games with minimal or no slowdown. They're also energy-efficient enough to last long on a single charge. And when ...

to its screen. When I lifted the screen, it came away easily. It felt suspiciously light to be a real tablet, so I flipped it over and saw three connectors underneath: Above it, on a shelf ...