Apple’s iPad ruled the tablet market in Q3 2011, accounting for 61.5% of total tablet shipments. Android came a distant second with a 32.4% market share.

The latest rumor about the iPad suggests that Apple is working on 7.85 inch iPads, which will be launched in Q4 2012.

Samsung is marketing the Galaxy Tab as the “tablet Apple tried to stop” in Australia.

Samsung has finally won the patent infringement lawsuit against Apple in Australia. It is now free to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1 there, right in time for the Christmas season.

Barnes & Noble has ordered 1 million Nook Tablets from its production partners, including Inventec.

Amazon.com has announced Amazon Santa, a free app for Kindle Fire and iPad that makes it fun and easy for children and their parents to create holiday wish lists to share with friends, family, and maybe Santa Claus.

How Apple’s iPad redefined tablets and disrupted the PC industry!

Thanks to the TouchPad firesale, HP has become the top tablet maker in the U.S. market after Apple.

According to a new rumor, Amazon will be launching the 8.9 inch Kindle Fire in Q2 2012. It will be manufactured by Foxconn.

Apple has just released the iOS 5.0.1 update, which fixes the terrible battery performance on the iPhone 4S. The update also brings multitasking gestures to the original iPad.

Are you looking for an easy way to remote control your PC from your iPad? Splashtop Remote app for iPad can do it.

Android tablets continue to grab market share from Apple’s iPad in the global tablet market. Android tablets accounted for 27% of all tablet sales in the last quarter.

Adobe Systems announced the release of the Adobe Reader for the iOS-platform products. The iTouch/iPhone and iPad versions are similar in all aspects, expect the screen size.

Apple has apparently been sent samples of a 7.85 inch display by some suppliers, sparking off fresh rumors of the iPad Mini.

Dell and HP are working on Windows 8 tablets which will be launched in Q3 2012, right after the official launch of Windows 8.