Topic: Tablet
For all the talk about tablet and e-reader adoption, smartphones are still one of the ways magazines are reaching sizeable numbers of readers, and in some cases exceeding their print…
There’s something about owning a tablet that makes consumers want to shop online. Although only 9 percent of online shoppers have a tablet, their owners are actually likelier than their…
Yesterday, Hearst released its numbers for paid digital subscriptions on tablets and e-readers, WWD reported. And while its monthly digital circulation is lower than that of rival Condé Nast, it’s…
Intel has announced a partnership with Google to produce Android-based smartphones and tablets using Intel Atom chips. Google senior vice president Andy Rubin and Intel CEO Paul Otellini showed off prototypes…
Hewlett Packard is cashing in on the renewed popularity of its recently abandoned TouchPad. Following HP’s announcement earlier this month that it would no longer produce the tablet, which led to…
Following Hewlett-Packard’s announcement last week that it’s ditching its tablet and smartphone efforts, sales of the company’s TouchPad have gone through the roof—thanks to a massively discounted price tag. In order…
Apple's new product launches haven't gone too smoothly this year. First, the iPhone’s usual next-gen summer release was pushed back to fall, and now it looks like we won’t be…
Meet Russell Brand’s “robot butler.” That’s what the comedian, actor, singer — and now pitchman for HP tablets — calls his TouchPad gadget in this new spot from Goodby Silverstein…
Is The Daily the Heaven’s Gate of mobile? Not just expensive, but inexplicable. Not just a bomb, but an albatross. In fact, you just paused for the briefest moment trying to…
Hewlett-Packard and Dell, the world’s two largest computer manufacturers, are reporting that their business has taken a hit from a slowdown in consumer sales in the first few months of…
