After years of hearing news about 4G network rollouts and rumors about the powerful devices that would support the faster data speeds, carriers have finally made the next-gen networks a reality.

Rest easy, Sprint fans. A 4G tablet is on the way from the carrier next year, company executive Paget Alves revealed to Forbes in an interview. Not that there was ever any question Sprint would bring ...

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AT&T is entering the most affordable 4G 10-inch tablet yet into the market contest this week with release Sunday of the Acer Iconia Tab A501. That should stir up the competition among 4G tablets, ...

Has Sprint (NYSE:S) become the ultimate purveyor of mobile devices steeped in clever gimmicks? It sure seems that way, but if the devices are gimmicky, they’re also a whole lot of fun. First was the ...

For our smart device reviews, we're going to do something a little different here. PC hardware can be reviewed with hard numbers, charts and all that jazz, but the same can't really be said for smart ...

The Windows-Intel tablet camp still can't deliver 4G widely in a tablet. Let's hope that changes later this year. Brooke Crothers writes about mobile computer systems, including laptops, tablets, ...

A survey by Forrester shows that the form factor of tablets, which is more portable than laptops, is the primary reason that IT decision makers deploy slates (or plan to do so) in the workplace. JP ...

We have been hearing rumors for a while that RIM will launch a 4G version of their BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, and now RIM’s CEO Thorsten Heins has confirmed that the company has a 4G PlayBook Tablet ...

As a carrier trailing Verizon and AT&T in terms of subscribers and now 4G coverage, Sprint has made it a habit to undercut the other two on value. While its upcoming tablet-specific data plans won't ...

When Vodafone announced its first own-brand LTE tablet, the £125 Smart Tab 4G, earlier this week, it suddenly made EE's £209 Eagle look a little pricey. Knowing that cost is key in the lead-up to ...