iPads Tablets & eReaders

Amazon’s Fire tablets are affordable and user-friendly, and you can take that further by installing the Google Play Store on it for ever greater choice.

A tablet is a great device for doing just about anything you can imagine —playing video games, surfing the net, seeing what your Facebook friends are up to or watching videos— but many of these activities require an Internet connection. No problem at home, but what happens when you go mobile? How can you keep playing Simpsons:Tapped Out, watching YouTube or checking your News Feed when your tablet is no longer connected to your home network? In this post, I’ll show you how to access Wi-Fi on your tablet, from virtually anywhere.

It was only a few years ago —2010 to be exact— when choosing which size of tablet display was an exercise in simplicity. You really only had one choice. Apple’s original iPad was released that year, it immediately dominated the category and its display was 9.7-inches. Today, the tablet landscape is much more diverse and display sizes are all over the map. Which size best suits your needs? In this post, I’ll break down five of the most popular display sizes and what they’re best suited for.

We are giving away two Pixel Tablets in this contest to help two winners simplify their smart home with a unique smart tablet from Google.

The Kobo Elipsa 2E brings back the stylus that made the previous model unique amongst the company’s eReaders, including the big screen.

With two new eReaders in the Sage and Libra 2, Kobo is not only tackling familiar designs, but also changing how you read ebooks on them.

Kobo has brought the Clara back in the form of the Clara 2E, an eReader that sits in the middle between entry-level and premium.

Everyone who travels needs a Kobo eReader and by entering this contest you'll have a chance to win one to read whatever you want on your next trip.

Explore how Lenovo tablets can contribute to your enjoyment and productivity then enter for a chance to win one.

Google is back in the tablet game with the Pixel Tablet, making a strong argument that it’s the kind of device you want to keep within reach.