IFA Wrap Up: Tablets, Tablets, and More Tablets

By Dragan Petric | 9/7/2011

Berlin was the host to a quarter million technology enthusiasts for IFA. Attendees witnessed global premiers of numerous devices, with tablets grabbing the most headlines, though the current patent war between Samsung and Apple also stole some of the spotlight.

Full Story (1,862 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Sony Tablet S and P Hands-On: Innovative Powerhouses

By Dragan Petric | 9/4/2011

We got to spend some hands-on time with the highly unusual Tablet S and Tablet P from Sony at IFA this year, and with a few exceptions, Sony looks ready to impress with its tablet market debut.

Full Story (5,939 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, Galaxy Note Hands On

By Dragan Petric | 9/2/2011

IFA has not officially commenced but, as was expected, Samsung has already stolen the show. The Galaxy maker revealed its lineup of new devices before the official start to IFA, and with its Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Galaxy Note, grabbed all the attention.

Full Story (6,986 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Toshiba Announces Ultra-Thin AT200 Honeycomb Tablet

By Jamison Cush | 9/1/2011

Thin must be in at Toshiba as the Thrive-maker unveiled the AT200 Honeycomb 3.2 tablet, a device the company describes as "ultra-thin and ultra-light."

Full Story (2,991 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Samsung Unveils the Galaxy Note, An Android PDA

By Valerie Sarnataro | 9/1/2011

It looks like the Samsung Galaxy Q and the Samsung Galaxy Note are one in the same, as the company has added yet another portable device to its Galaxy lineup, and this one is very similar to the PDAs of yesterday.

Full Story (2,483 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 Official, Features Super AMOLED Screen

By Jamison Cush | 9/1/2011

Add another to the Galaxy Tab lineup as Samsung today announced the Galaxy Tab 7.7, a Honeycomb slate with a 7.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus display at IFA.

Full Story (3,376 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Toshiba Thrive Successor Spotted, IFA Bound UPDATE: New Slate Could be Dubbed the Excite

By Jamison Cush | 8/29/2011

If the rumors are true, Toshiba isn't wasting much time in tablet product development, as the company could unveil a follow-up to the Thrive Honeycomb tablet at IFA next week, just months following the Thrive release date.

Full Story (2,431 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE Coming to IFA

By Jamison Cush | 8/29/2011

We knew the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 would make an appearance at IFA later this week, but we didn't know it would come packing 4G LTE.

Full Story (2,098 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Honeycomb Tablet or Android Smartphone? Samsung Galaxy Q "Tabphone" Blurs the Line

By Jamison Cush | 8/26/2011

The border between tablets and smartphones lies somewhere around five inches. Once crossed, large-screen smartphones become small-screen tablets, though the specific size is unclear. This is what makes the rumored Samsung Galaxy Q "tabphone" so unique.

Full Story (3,410 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Samsung Heads to IFA with New Galaxy Tab and a Mystery Device

By Dragan Petric | 8/26/2011

The biggest consumer electronics trade show in Europe, IFA, will open its doors in Berlin on September 2. Samsung is expected to lead with a new Galaxy Tab and the mysterious Galaxy Note, but Sony, HTC, LG and others could impress with new mobile devices.

Full Story (4,523 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Samsung Readies Galaxy Tab 7.7 for IFA

By Jamison Cush | 8/25/2011

It looks like Samsung is building a Galaxy Tab for every size as its own Android IFA teaser app has revealed plans for a 7.7-inch tablet.

Full Story (3,047 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)

Rumor: Samsung to Announce Microsoft Tablet at IFA

By Jamison Cush | 8/24/2011

IFA kicks off next week in Berlin, and just a few days out of the event dubbed "European CES" by organizers, there is very little tablet buzz. That may finally change, as word out of Korea is that Samsung will announce a Windows tablet PC that has a sharp eye on the enterprise.

Full Story (2,488 Reads) | Discussion (0 Replies)