Samsung’s 2023 FE sees S23, Tab S9 hit more price points
Halfway through the year, Samsung has an option it the S23 range that could just save you some money, and it's…
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You won’t want to call them a big phone or even a small computer, though they definitely have something in common with both.
Tablets are a big category for people who want to consumer content and even create, and Pickr covers them with news, reviews, and even the odd buyers guide, as well.
From Android tablets to the various iPad models found in Australia, you’ll find news, reviews, and more with Pickr’s tablet coverage.
Oppo’s Pad 2 is an iPad-inspired tab for $699
Slim, metal, and featuring a big screen unlike most Android tablets, the Oppo Pad 2 looks to grab customers on…
Water resistant tablets return with Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S9
It's been some time since tablet makers embraced the idea of a waterproof tab, but Samsung finally has it in…
Google Pixel Tablet reviewed: an idea half-realised
Google's Pixel phones make a dent in value and quality every year, so can its first Pixel Tablet in Australia…
Kobo Elipsa 2E reviewed: ideal for students
It's not just Kindle with a big eReader. The Kobo Elipsa 2E offers a similar experience with a few more features, too.
Final Cut Pro for iPad reviewed: a game-changer
Apple hasn't really made its pro-grade software for its portable iPad before, but with Final Cut Pro on the…
Google confirms Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet, but are they coming to Australia?
It's not just a new mid-range that's fresh from Google this week, with two other devices confirmed. But will…
Apple makes iPad Pro properly pro with Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro
It was probably one of the first things we said about Apple's pro-grade iPad Pro: where were the pro-grade apps?…
Kobo’s Elipsa 2E takes writing, note-taking fight to Scribe
Reading books and taking notes isn't just limited to pen and paper anymore, as more players take to the eBook…
TCL readies more eye-friendly NxtPaper tablets, more 5G phones
Not every screen is the same, with TCL's eye-protecting screen "Nxtpaper" technology hitting version two at MWC.