Tablet Ownership Doubles in a Year
Thirty-four percent of American adults ages 18 and older own an iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Google Nexus, Kindle Fire or some other tablet. That's almost twice as many as the 18 percent a year ago, a survey finds. |
Apple May Tweak iPhone, iPad
Look for that iPhone and iPad to become even more stylish. When it opens its Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple will preview a new version of the iOS software used in the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. |
Hit the Beach with Xperia Tablet Z
Sony's latest showcase slate, the Xperia Tablet Z, can withstand the kind of impending disaster that would probably drown a rival tablet, like the iPad. It's impervious to water and resists dust, too. |
Seeking the Cool Quotient at WWDC
Will it be new iPads, MacBooks or the long-awaited debut of the mythical iWatch? New products with Intel's next-gen Haswell chip? Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference opens in San Francisco, Monday, June 10. |
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