The technology market is as dependant on trends as the fashion market and it wasn’t that long ago that net books were the must have technology item. Then along came the iPad and its slick touch screen usability.

The rumor mill surrounding the next generation iPad has built itself into a frenzy of late as the pundits are trying to second guess what Steve Jobs and his team at Apple will do to improve the iPad. Apple lit the touch paper on the tablet market when they launched the iPad and the competition [...]

This is the multi-million dollar question being asked in the market today but as yet there doesn’t seem to be a clearly defined answer.

After months of rumours and speculation Korean giant Samsung have announced the launch of the first leap into the tablet market.

Japanese electronics giant, Sony, announced last week the release of three new versions of their ebook Reader, confirming that they believe this is a growing market.

Well played, Adobe! Since you can't get an 'in' with Steve anymore, why not use your own show floor to promote the products of the competition?!

It only took three weeks after the launch of Apple's "Wunder-tablet": China-made iPads have begun showing up on the shelves in piracy-prone China.

Mobile computing has been a hot topic lately with so many advances in chip architecture and power efficiency. Laptops have long been the standard for mobile users, but there is another form factor type that has been on the market for some time that deserves a little more recognition. Sometimes a laptop can be unwieldy [...]

Ebook readers are gaining in popularity with each passing day-and for good reasons! The technology has improved at incredible speeds over the last few years, and consumers are reaping the benefits. The benefits to owning these readers are enormous and you can’t help but fall in love with these devices after learning more about them. [...]

After being subject of some previous posts here on this blog, the WePad was recently presented by its manufacturer at a press conference in Berlin, Germany. Against initial claims, the system was running Windows rather than Linux and was showing a video loop, running on Windows Media Player. The company, represented by co-founder Hoffer von [...]