SEOUL, South Korea - The tablet hype has began. Following Apple and HP, it is now Samsung who is rumoured to be developing its own tablet, and for mobility's sake, it is understood to run on Google Android, and feature 4G connectivity. Apple's iPad clearly shook the industry. Tablets weren't a novelty, but these weren't hyped

I got a good question today via Twitter that I have some expertise in:  What would you consider the "best" monitor for Macs...for a [good] price? I've been buying monitors for small to mid-size companies for awhile and have one each of a Sharp, Dell, Samsung, Apple and HP monitor in my house so I feel like I have a bit of experience in the area. Disclaimer: If you are a professional arti...

This week's topics included Windows Phone 7 Series, thoughts on various tablet operating systems, HP Slate chat, and why the Google Nexus One is giving us a glimpse of the future of mobile phone purchases.

Back when everyone thought Apple’s tablet was going to be called the iSlate, HP stole the rumored name for their own iPad-esque wedge of aluminum and metal, the HP Slate, but the specs remained a mystery. Now Spanish gadget blog Clipset has the details on HP’s forthcoming tablet, confirming pretty much what we knew all

If you don't want to give in to the Apple force field and pick up an iPad, there are a number of Windows-based offerings coming to market soon. One of the most talked about ones is the HP Slate and today we learned a bit more about the possible iPad killer.

Microsoft's MIX 10 Windows Phone app demos were highlighted by a robotic t-shirt cannon entirely controlled by a WP7S app, and the code monkeys behind the project are now back with a full breakdown of how things were achieved -- the bot was built on a standard battle-bot chassis, which was then modded with the cannons and an HP Envy laptop for control purposes. Just to drill in the point abou...

Column about how Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd is gradually shifting HP's primary focus from hardware and infrastructure to services and ecosystems, especially for smartphones and PDAs.

This isn't the mythical Project Pink concepts that we've seen floating around Stateside, but Microsoft is seemingly entering the hardware business with a Live Messenger Phone that's squarely aimed at European teen texters. The front-facing AZERTY handset--which looks a lot like Research in Motion's BlackBerry Curve series--with non-contiguous keys ... Related Posts Review - HP ...

If you like to mix technology with fashion pay attention to the latest HP series, also known as HP Mini 210 Vivienne Tam Edition. As you can see on the image, the notebook comes with a cool design on the cover, which makes the 10.1-inch unit much more pleasing. In the inside of the HP Mini

At the MIX10 event, the Windows Phone booth shows a number of partners listed either side of the screen (Larger Image below) and it shows Dell listed as one of them. The booth shows a few partners lined up including HTC, LG, Sony Ericsson, Garmin-Asus, HP, Toshiba, Samsung, Sprint, T-Mobile and a few more, well now