The Death of HP's WebOS

What a shocker! Well, probably, not really a shocker. Within a mere weeks of launching their TouchPad, HP announced that it will kill off it's WebOS devices. And for good reason; sluggish sales.

So who's to blame?

BlackBerry PlayBook Review

I've been wanting a non-iOS tablet for a while now. I had purchased a Nook Color and rooted it to install Android Froyo and Honeycomb on it. But after using it for a while I got bored and decided to sell it. In fact I managed to make a few bucks by selling it. There have been a lot of Android tablets that have been introduced over the last few weeks. The Asus Transformer looks like a good buy for $399 with hardware configurations similar to the Motorola Xoom.

On a recent visit to Best Buy I got a chance to see a RIM BlackBerry PlayBook

The HP TouchPad looks promising

HP has unveiled their tablet at a press event yesterday. It's called the TouchPad and I have to tell you, some of the features on this thing are really interesting. This looks like a genuine iPad-competitor (hate to use that term but that's the way it's always going to be). HP has also come out with two smart phones in the Veer and Pre 3 which are supposed to work in sync with the TouchPad.

2011: A Year for Tablets

As each December day passes by and we near the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011 (January 6-9), one thing becomes clearer. 2011 is going to be a year for tablets. Apple set the benchmark earlier this year with the extremely successful iPad and competitors are often found trying to keep up with the technology. It's only a matter of time before we see tablets that truly compete with the versatility, ease-of-use and features that the iPad promises. And then there will be the iPad 2!