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The iPad isn’t a computer replacement for everyone, but it’s very good at several basic functions. Here are 22 useful apps that play to its strengths.

TechRepublic readers had a lot of fun helping with this gallery. Here are some of the most memorable error messages we’ve seen over the years.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9. Inside this Android tablet, he found hardware from Samsung, Texas Instruments, and Broadcom.

New tablets have hit the market week after week throughout 2011, but here are the 10 best that are worth your attention, and your money.

Barnes & Noble tries to stay competitive with Amazon by showing off its new lineup of ereaders.

Common sense tells you that the key aspect of selling a new product is in the name. And this is where many companies have failed miserably.

Microsoft has predicted the future of computing lies with smart devices in connected rooms that will change their settings according to the person using them.

The splash of colors seen during each autumn in the U. S. National Park Service is an irresistible subject for many photographers and makes for some great desktop wallpaper.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the Acer Iconia Tab A100. Inside this 7″ Android tablet, he found hardware from NVidia, Elpida, Saumsung, and Broadcom.

The iCade from ION Audio brings classic Atari arcade console games back with the iPad and Atari’s Greatest Hits app.

ZDNet Asia picks out top apps across four mobile platforms–iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone–to put some organization into your life.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the Alienware M14x laptop. Inside the portable powerhouse, he found hardware from Intel, Nvidia, Samsung, Hynix, and others.

The Apple iPad may be on the rise, but fundamental limitations in the tablet concept need serious attention.

Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University have shown off technology that can turn any surface into a touchscreen.

BlackBerry DevCon was held in San Francisco last week and RIM used the event to announce its new BBX operating system. Although developers can make apps for it today, the big question remains on when will the devices using the new OS appear.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the Apple iPhone 4S. Inside the smartphone are the A5 processor and hardware from Toshiba, Qualcomm, Avago, and TriQuint.

Web Directions South conference has kicked off for another year, where participants will discuss HTML 5, JavaScript, CSS and many other web technologies. Coupled with that will be memes, geekiness and raging against old Internet Explorer versions and mobile browsers.

KDE has annouced the first release of their Plasma Active project that provides an alternate interface for tablets. Based on Qt 4.7 and the Plasma framework seen in the KDE Platform, KDE says that it will run almost any software that is available for Linux platforms.