Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra reviewed: big but impractical
Need something bigger than the iPad Pro? The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra maxes out tablet sizes to 14 inches,…
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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.
Post-PC iPadOS 16 caters for multitasking and more
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2022 TCL Tab 10S reviewed: built for budgets
The kids might want a tablet, but your budget mightn't allow. Yet that might be precisely where the 2022 TCL Tab…
2022 iPad Air reviewed: like an iPad Pro at a better price
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Google working on a bigger Android for tablets, foldables
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Apple’s iPad Air joins the Pro with M1, 5G, Centre Stage
The model of iPad just under the iPad Pro is now even more compelling, offering the same chip and 5G, but not…
Kobo Sage reviewed: eReader and notepad combined
Not sure if you need an eReader or a notepad? The Kobo Sage combines both. Is it worth the nearly $500 asking price?
Apple hints at new speedy gear with a March event
There's new Apple devices on the way, meaning if you were thinking of buying an iPhone, iPad, or even a Mac, you…
Huawei takes on eReaders with MatePad Paper
Scribbling notes on the go isn’t just for phones or tablets with a stylus, as Huawei takes on a handful of e-ink…
TCL plans phones, tablets, routers in 2022
MWC 2022 kicks off, as TCL turns to phones, tablets, and concepts aplenty, with Australia possibly getting some.