When it comes to mobile devices like tablets and smartphones, there is an abundance of technical terms and jargon thrown around, often confusing average users. A common term seen on many blogs and mobile carriers’ websites in relation to tablets is tethering. If you have an Android tablet, do you know what tethering is?
Read more.

'Note to self: Call Jane in the morning regarding Tuesday's conference call.' We've all made little mental notes like this, many of which we will forget about. Traditionally, we would write the reminder down on a sticky-note, or in a daytimer. But now, you can use your mobile device to record the note. If you have an Android tablet, there are some neat apps that can help store your thoughts and notes.
Read more.

Tablets have become one of the must have tech gadgets. With the number of devices out there, you are practically spoiled for choice, especially if you chose to go with Android. These machines aren't cheap however, and you need to take steps to ensure they are secure. One of these steps is having a password, or pattern to unlock the device, one which you may forget.
Read more.

The tablet is arguably the most popular technical device of the past two years. There are currently two major tablet systems: iOS on the iPad, and Android. Android tablets are made by numerous manufacturers and are nearly a dime a dozen. One Android product line you hear about more than any other is Nexus. While most users know that Nexus exists many are unclear about what exactly it is.
Read more.

The year is over and looking back, 2012 was a good year for tablets, and mobile in general. Looking forward, 2013 is shaping up to see continued growth in tablet adoption. With this growth, it may be time to start looking into mobile advertising. While relatively new, mobile advertising is set to become one of the next major advertising mediums. The only question is: How do you get in on this?
Read more.

As we continue to see an increase in the number of tablets available, business owners and employees will naturally begin to buy them in hopes of using them for or at work. One thing users will usually do is transfer files from their computer to their device. This is most often done through a USB cord, but there may be a time when you don't have a cord and need a file. If you have an Android Tablet, there is a way to access files on your PC without a USB cable.
Read more.

There are many tasks that mobile devices can help you with, some are better suited to smartphones while others are better suited to tablets. One of the more useful things a tablet can do is help you with mind mapping, which is a valuable tool that helps you visualize information and relations around one central topic. If you have an Android tablet there are some great apps available to help you do this.
Read more.

As mobile devices become increasingly mainstream, hackers and scammers are starting to develop malware and other programs that target mobile platforms in the hopes of stealing information or making an easy buck. The quickest way to get these malicious programs onto mobile devices is by creating a program that imitates another program in the hope that people will be tricked into downloading it. A new scam targeted at Android users is doing just this.
Read more.

With the recent release of the Nexus 7 tablet, a powerful 7 inch tablet available at half the price of the iPad, many users are really starting to consider Android tablets as serious alternatives. Android tablets are made by different manufacturers but all run the Android OS. One of the main features of the OS is easy navigation with the use of a touch screen and various finger movements.
Read more.

The tablet computer, a cross between a computer and a smartphone, is arguably of the most important new age device. One of the most popular tablet operating systems is Android with a wide variety of tablets available from a number of different manufacturers. While there are many different Android tablets, there is one thing all users should be doing, backing it up.
Read more.