Tablet News Bits: RIM Confirms PlayBook OS 2.0 Launch, Fujitsu 2012 Tablet Plans Leak

By Ryan Punzalan | 2/18/2012

Fujitsu, RIM and Acer made tablet news this week.

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Nokia Allegedly Preparing its First Windows 8 Tablet

By Ryan Punzalan | 2/15/2012

Nokia is reportedly developing its first Windows 8-powered tablet.

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Windows 8 on ARM Desktop and Office Confirmed

By Jamison Cush | 2/9/2012

Windows 8 on ARM will be very similar to the x86 version of the operating system, including a full desktop and Microsoft Office suite.

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Microsoft Releases OneNote Mobile for Android

By Ryan Punzalan | 2/8/2012

Late last year, Microsoft launched OneNote Mobile for the iPad. Today, Android users are finally getting a chance to try OneNote Mobile for themselves on their Android devices.

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Rumor: No Metro for Microsoft Office 15 on Windows 8

By Ryan Punzalan | 2/1/2012

The next generation of Office will reportedly not be in Metro style for both the x86 and ARM versions.

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Windows 8 Tablet Hardware Requirements Revealed

By Grant Hatchimonji | 1/17/2012

Microsoft's hardware requirements for tablets running its next platform, Windows 8, have been revealed thanks to a recent hardware certification requirements document.

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CES 2012 Wrap: New Old Tablets and Exciting Concepts, But Little Else

By Jamison Cush | 1/16/2012

There simply weren't many "new" tablets at CES 2012. Cool concepts aside, we wanted to see the future of tablets at CES 2012, and instead we got re-releases and modest product refreshes. While many tablets are promising, we are still left wanting more.

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Windows 8 Intel Tablet PCs Won't Come Cheap

By Ryan Punzalan | 1/16/2012

Customers may not be pleased with the reports indicating that manufacturers might price Intel-based Windows tablet PCs as high as $599 to $899 when the tablets ship later this year.

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CES 2012: Hands On With Windows 8 Metro Apps

By Jacqueline Emigh | 1/14/2012

What will turn up in Microsoft's first app store, and how are those beta apps now coming along? TabletPCReview picked up some hints at CES in a variety of places, including hands-on demos of emerging Metro apps on Kupa's Intel x86 tablet.

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CES 2012: Where Are the Quad-Core Android and Windows 8 ARM Tablets?

By Jamison Cush | 1/13/2012

Most manufacturers held off on unveiling quad-core Android tablets, and the Windows 8 on ARM tablet PCs at CES 2012 were hidden behind glass. With a bit of digging, we managed to learn new details about each platform.

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CES 2012 Concept Tablets: Waterproof, Flexible, Oddly Sized, and More

By Jamison Cush | 1/12/2012

CES is all about new and exciting products, and the manufacturers didn't disappoint in showing off innovative concept devices, with technology and features that could be coming soon to a tablet near you.

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OnLive Desktop App to Bring Windows 7 to Apple iPad

By Valerie Sarnataro | 1/10/2012

Apple iPad owners who use their tablet for more than just content consumption will be pleased to know that OnLive is bringing Windows 7 to the iPad via the cloud thanks to a new app that will be available Thursday.

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