Time Warner Cable is not backing down on offering its free application that lets Time Warner Cable subscribers watch selected channels on an iPad anywhere
Latest news is Time Warner Cable’s latest TV Everywhere service, their TW Cable TV App, is facing a legal challenge.
Developers wanting to bring their new and existing apps to the highly anticipated BlackBerry® PlayBook tablet will soon
iPad owners can now stream live cable courtesy of Time Warner’s TWCable TV app
AT&T today announced it will sell iPad 2 in its retail and business channels beginning Friday, March 11 at 5 p.m. local time.
Verizon Wireless and Lextech Labs today announced a business service agreement that will enable users of Lextech Labs’ iRa C3 product to view live and recorded video surveillance feeds on smartphones and tablets.
Also true to Apple form, the newer version iPad is faster, lighter, and thinner than its predecessor. It’s actually thinner than
Verizon Wireless and Motorola Mobility today announced the Feb. 24, 2011 availability of the innovative new Motorola XOOM tablet
HP today enlarged the HP webOS world with the first webOS slate the HP TouchPad, the breakthrough webOS user interface fully realized in the tablet experience
With a forecast 205-fold increase in mobile data traffic, tablet devices like the Apple iPad will exhibit the highest growth rate of any device category tracked
Other 4G enabled tablets will follow, but Sprint may be able to leverage the first 4G tablet in much the same way they’ve successfully leveraged the first 4G
The concept is beginning to have serious appeal—and at the front of the pack are iPad owners, a new report from TDG Research reveals.
Beginning today, customers can pre-order a tablet at any participating Sprint Store with the purchase of a $50 Sprint gift card. Customers who pre-order Samsung Galaxy Tab will have their name added to the Device Wait List
Verizon announced today that it will offer models with identical processing power at identical prices but those devices do not
the iPad has surpassed the DVD player as the fastest adopted electronic product ever, selling a whopping 3 million units in its first 80 days. It took the DVD
Looking to ‘out-iPad’ Apple in the fast-growing tablet computer market Apple created, RIM unveiled its own contender for tablet glory yesterday, the BlackBerry Playbook.
Consumers are buying tablets in record numbers. So much so that netbook and laptop sales are taking a big hit, as consumers migrate to tablets for their portable computer needs.
The new Cius wireless tablet to be available from Cisco by early next year, has drawn numerous comparisons to Apple’s iPad, but Cisco prefers to view the products as complementary.