The number of gadgets many of us use every day has multiplied significantly over the past decade. Most people have a smartphone, a PC, and maybe even a tablet and a laptop. The NexPhone concept aims ...

At this point we've seen countless Windows 8 devices -- Ultrabooks, convertibles and hybrids, oh my -- but to date there are only a few in the latter category running Ultrabook-grade processors.

If you think of the Smart PC Pro as a touch-screen ultrabook, it's expensive. But if you like that it converts into a tablet with its own S-Pen, read on. Scott Stein Editor at Large I started with ...

Hands-on with Samsung’s new Ativ Smart PC and Smart PC Pro Windows 8 tablets from IFA 2012. The Smart PC and Smart PC Pro are powered by Intel processors and features detachable keyboard docks.

BERLIN, Germany – August 29, 2012 – Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, a global leader in digital media and digital convergence technologies, today announced its brand-new ATIV devices based on the Windows ...

Apple's iPad may have arguably rebooted the tablet revolution, but Motion Computing has been producing tablets before the iPad was even a concept in the back of Steve Jobs' mind. The company's new ...

One device, one cloud. Let's get together and feel all right. It sounds very Bob Marley, but that is exactly what Canonical's South African CEO, Mark Shuttleworth, is suggesting will be the future of ...

Whether Samsung is trying to confuse buyers into thinking they’re buying a laptop, or can’t make up its mind what it is, the Samsung ATIV Smart PC is (mostly) a tablet. Sure, it’s got a nearly ...

Nurses and other healthcare workers could soon be able to check patients’ vital signs with smartphones and tablet PCs. Researchers have developed a smartphone app that measures heart rate, heart ...

Smartphones will make up nearly 80 percent of the “smart” connected device market by 2019, according to a new forecast from International Data Corporation (IDC) of Framingham. The forecast, part of ...

After nearly five years of growth, the tablet market has officially stalled. According to research firm IDC, tablet sales fell 3.2% year over year in the 2014 holiday quarter, with even bigger drops ...