Intel Capital makes a big bet on Android with investment in Bluestacks (exclusive)

Add Intel Capital to the growing list of companies eager to work with Bluestacks.

Small businesses, not huge companies, will lead the way for tablet growth

It's clear that tablets are making a huge impact in businesses, but who's taking advantage of them first?

iPadocalypse: ‘iPad shipments collapse’ 50% in January (but there may be a very good reason)

In fact, full-size iPad display shipments seem to have disappeared, dropping by an astounding 80 percent from December to January, even as Android tablet sales have grown.

Apple upgrades may come early: iPhone 5S in August, new iPads in April

Apple's next-generation iPhone and iPad could appear surprisingly soon, says a report.

We will download 70 billion mobile apps in 2013 (50% Android, 41% iOS)

In 2013, we'll download ten apps for every single woman, man, and child on planet Earth.

Sony’s superthin Xperia Tablet Z hits the U.S. in May for $500

Sony's Xperia Tablet Z, one of the sexiest Android tablets we've ever seen, will come to the United States this year at a base price of $500.

ARM’s Mali graphics processors shipped 150M units in smart devices in 2012

The number of ARM Mali licensees has now grown to 75.

Slate 7: HP’s overdue, uninspired return to consumer tablets

After spending a year recovering from its TouchPad fiasco, HP is making a return to tablets with the Slate 7.

CloudOn completes its mobile invasion by putting Microsoft Office on Android phones

After successfully bringing Microsoft Office to the iPad, iPhone, and Android tablets, CloudOn is today announcing support for Android phones with version 4.0 of its app.

Forrester’s top 10 trends for mobile in 2013

You can sum up Forrester's prognostications on 2013 trends for mobile in three little words.

HP pins its mobile hopes on Android (in vain)

After failing with Palm's intriguing WebOS platform, HP is now looking to Android for a future tablet and smartphone. But at this point, will it really matter?

iFixit: If you try to repair the Surface Pro, you’re probably gonna break it

Microsoft’s new Surface Pro tablet PC is a steady improvement over the Surface RT, but the thing is extremely hard to repair.

Mobile enterprise report: costs up, control down, BYOD soaring, and IT getting frustrated

It's tough to be in IT these days. Everyone wants to Bring Their Own Device (or two), get the company to pay for it, and beg the front-line geeks for help when it goes on the fritz.

800 million Android smartphones, 300 million iPhones in active use by December 2013, study says

By the end of this current year, 1.4 billion smartphones will be in use. 798 million of them will run Android, 294 million will run Apple's iOS, and 45 million will run Windows Phone.

Microsoft’s Surface Pro: A better tomorrow (review)

For all of its failures as a pure tablet, the Surface Pro is a compelling offering as an ultraportable/tablet hybrid.

Apple becomes ‘most popular mobile vendor’ in global internet usage

But in spite of its strong showing, it's not all sweetness and light for Cupertino. Apple's share is not growing -- anymore -- so much as Nokia's is falling.

Samsung’s stylus love affair continues: Buys 5% of Wacom for $58.2M

You may think Samsung is crazy for bringing back the stylus in the touchscreen smartphone age, but the surprisingly strong sales of its Galaxy Note smartphone line don't lie.