Tablets
Influence: Mobile Working in the NHS
How tablets and secure remote technology is benefiting the healthcare industry
Apple profits fall as sales growth levels off and margins decline
Apple sells more iPhones and iPads, but Mac sales fall
Microsoft and Nokia 'like bolting two sinking ships together' warns ex-BT CTO
And Microsoft product packaging 'looks like a bloody Cornflake packet' says Cochrane
Energy Sistem Energy Tablet x10 Quad: Review
Cheap yet fully-featured, but are you buying an 10-incher filled with empty promises?
Data: every little helps at Tesco
Tesco's IT and marketing chiefs tell Peter Gothard how the retail giant's new tablet device fits in with its data-gathering strategy
Tesco Hudl tablet - Review
Is Tesco's budget consumer tablet a happy choice for the price-conscious IT manager?
Argos joins retailer tablet race with sub-£100 Android device
Undercuts Tesco by £20, and includes bags of pre-loaded software
Scottish Government to provide staff with Windows 8 tablets
Initiative designed to let employees work more efficiently when on the move
Living with the Microsoft Surface
Burn the desktop, ditch the laptop, leave the iPad at home, here's the best and only choice for the mobile worker
Dell targets enterprise users with new laptops, tablets and hybrids
We take the firm's new XPS laptops and Venue tablets for a spin
Tesco launches Android-powered 7-inch Hudl tablet
Tablet built from the ground up targets those who might not usually consider buying such a device
Microsoft unveils Surface Pro 2 as it gears up for a 22 October release
Device branded 'the most powerful tablet for professional use in the world'
There's life in the old PC yet
Some tablets may become obsolete long before laptops and desktop PCs bite the dust, writes John Leonard
Review: New Google Nexus 7 (2013)
Google's new Nexus 7 is faster, brighter and slicker, but is it really anything special?
Tablets 'will never exceed 30 per cent of PC market' says Nolan Bushnell
Atari founder tells Computing that desktop and laptop PCs unlikely to be eclipsed by tablets
E-book buyers may receive compensation payments after Apple price-fixing settlement
$95m customer fund may appear after settlements finalised
Top 10 Ballmerisms: Ballmer in his own words
'There's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance'
Microsoft Surface enjoying a 'surge in demand' from public sector, says Phoenix Software
Enquiries up 40 per cent since Microsoft allowed vendor to start selling to schools, colleges and other public sector bodies
Apple iPad and iPhone ban overturned by Obama
Older Apple models allowed back in US as Samsung case overturned
Microsoft still has 'a way to go' in determining its market for Windows 8, says Network Rail
'We will embrace Windows 8 where it makes sense to do so' says IS head Goodman
New Google Nexus 7 inadvertently revealed by US retailer Best Buy
Yours for $230, the Android 4.3 tablet will ship with Qualcomm's Snapdragon S4 Pro microprocessor
iOS takes off at Air France: an interview with Jean-Christophe Lalanne
The airline's IT chief tells Danny Palmer how he has turned the BYOD concept on its head, and why he believes Apple is flying high in the tablet market while Microsoft is still stuck on the runway
Case study: Telefónica rises above the Surface
CIO Phil Jordan is overseeing a major migration to Windows 8 devices and Office 365 in a bid to boost collaboration, but as Sooraj Shah reports, his enthusiasm for all things Microsoft does not extend to the Surface
Bridging the mobile generation gap
A Computing survey finds that the urge to lockdown or ignore mobile technologies remains strong; but IT needs to get hip to the new breed
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