By Craig Lloyd.

Apple’s iPad line, including the new iPad mini, has become the most successful series of tablets ever built, claiming over half the tablet market share.

By Jolie O’Dell.

As we play taps for 2012, let’s take a look at what developers and designers got into over the past 12 months, aesthetically speaking.

By Kyle Wagner.

This is the year tablets stopped being a one-horse race. There are real options now, and that means making real decisions.

By Will Shanklin.

Microsoft pinned a lot of hope on Surface. The company fell way behind in mobile, and it hoped its own tablet would spark a monumental comeback.

By Roy Alugbue.

It’s never to early to have kids and especially teenagers exposed to the joys of Android technology and Fuhu realizes that by announcing its Nabi XD tablet.

By Peter Kafka.

The Daily, News Corp.’s attempt to create a newspaper for the iPad era, is shutting down after less than two years.

By Chris Burns.

If it were ever time for another Android tablet with a thin frame and a 10.1-inch display, it’s now, and it’s Huawei who’s bringing this device into the world. Huawei makes a valiant effort at creating a tablet with the MediaPad 10 FHD, and it does indeed bring on an impressive package, especially for media playback.

By Shawn Ingram.

A new study shows that smartphone and tablet users are generally impatient when waiting for websites to load on their devices.

By Annisa Farese.

If 2011 was the year of mobile, 2012 is most certainly the year of mobile-local.

By Jason Hartley.

My wife and I haven’t watched TV in roughly two years, even though we sit on the couch in front of the set for about an hour each night. While I wish I could say we’re too engaged in conversations about art or politics to pay attention to what’s on TV, the truth is she is on her iPhone playing Solitaire or looking for toys for our kids.