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Apple Gives New iPad Mini a Stealth Release
You may not know it, but Apple's latest tablet is now available for purchase. Good luck getting one in time for Christmas.
These Airlines Now Allow Personal Electronic Devices
US Airways and United are the latest to expand the use of personal electronic devices in flight. Check out what other airlines are no longer asking passengers to shut down before take off.
10 Easy Steps to Track, Lock and Wipe Data From Your Android Devices
If your Android-powered phone or tablet is lost or stolen, follow these steps to set up the Android Device Manager now.
As Tablet Wars Heat Up, Apple's New iPads Get Serious Upgrades
Apple's new line of iPads are responding to some key challenges that have emerged as the tablet market has become more crowded.
The Key Ingredients to a Winning Mobile Content-Marketing Strategy
What you should consider when developing marketing content for customers on tablets and smartphones.
Delta to Replace Flight Bags With Microsoft Surface 2 Tablets
Taking steps toward a completely paperless cockpit, Delta is swapping out its pilots' flight bags for Microsoft Surface 2 tablets.
Panel to FAA: Electronic Devices OK During All Stages of Flight
Business travelers are one step closer to being able to use their electronic devices during all stages of flight, including takeoff and landing.
A Trio of New Kindle Fire Tablets Come Packed With Features for Business and Play
Perhaps the coolest new feature is 'Mayday,' a new customer service tools for users who need a little help on the fly.
Microsoft Adds Battery Life, Business-Friendly Features to New Surface Tablets
Faster, better battery life, improved kickstand: Microsoft's second-generation tablets seek to win over the increasingly on-the-go consumer.
Tablets Soon to Become Tabletop Mainstays at Chili's
Chili's is furnishing restaurants with tabletop tablets, hoping to drive sales and speed up the payment process.
4 Mini-Tablets That Make a Big Impact
Who says bigger is better? These mini versions of tablets cost less and can fit in one hand.
New Tablet-Specific Web Browser Is Built on Swipe Navigation
By substituting gestures for buttons, Opera's 'Coast' ditches the bulky interface to make tablet browsing a full-screen experience.
For Phablet Fans, Samsung to Release 6.3-Inch 'Galaxy Mega' in U.S.
It's not called 'Mega' for nothing. This device is a big smartphone to behold.
How Android Grew to Be More Popular Than the iPhone
A look at the rise of Google's mobile operating system.
14 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Your iPad
A look at the tablet's less well-known features and capabilities that you might find useful.