This tablet puts privacy first by ditching Google apps and services. See how it handles apps, updates, and everyday basics ...

Tablets are a nice in-between device for consumers (between computers and smartphones, that is). They're mobile like smartphones and have much of the same functionality, if not more, as personal ...

Long before cable and internet providers began delivering television, people could freely pull broadcast signals out of the ...

It has a 12.6-inch screen, 512GB storage, and no Google software.

Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablets have a lot to offer that vanilla Android tablets don’t–lower prices and a larger media selection, for example–but a huge selection of tablet-optimized apps isn’t one of ...

It’s been 13 years since I held my first Android tablet, the Acer Iconia A100, and in those 13 years, one myth has been perpetuated and taken for gospel: Apps suck on Android tablets, but they’re ...