Android tablet

REVIEW – I have been using my iPad for many years but I am accustomed to having access to both iOS and Android. My kids are always wrecking their Android tablets and then they take mine. Right now I have not had my own Android tablet for a while so I am happy to test […]

REVIEW – When it comes to tablets, I have a long track record. I have a 7-inch Samsung Android tablet that I have used for many years at bedtime to browse the day’s news and maybe check some email before I fall asleep. I also have a Microsoft Surface Pro 13” tablet that I use

REVIEW – Whenever I get the opportunity to take a look at a new smartphone or tablet, I am always up for the task. Much of the recording and broadcasting work that I do has remote process monitoring built in, so it is always nice to have a capable mobile device that has enough power

REVIEW – I had high hopes, but the Blackview Tab 70 Wifi Android tablet frankly needs work. Read on to see my trials and travails and maybe at this price point you could still find a use for one. What is it? The Blackview Tab 70 Wifi is a 10” tablet computer with an OS

REVIEW – Android tablets come in all shapes, sizes, and levels of quality. As an iPad lover, I still try to make sure there’s not something else out there I want, so every year or so, I’ll volunteer to review one. This year’s sacrificial lamb is the AGM PAD P1 from AGM Mobile. I’ve used

REVIEW – I love e-ink devices. Text is so easy to read. They use very little power for the most part. The tablets with handwritten note-taking abilities are my favorite. My favorite one up to this point has been the reMarkable 2, but I’m always on the lookout for the next best thing. One manufacturer,

REVIEW – When it comes to tablets, many people’s thoughts immediately go to iPads, but TCL doesn’t want you to forget that Android tablets exist too. Today I am sharing my experience with the TCL Tab 8 LE Android tablet. Let’s take a look. What is it? The TCL Tab 8 LE is a small

REVIEW – Tablet devices have become a regular facet of many parts of our daily lives. Having a tablet or two to work, enjoy media, communicate with family, and even create media, has become a common thing for many people. Tablets come in a variety of prices, from a few hundred dollars to way more

REVIEW – I’ve been using tablets for a decade now, starting with the Motorola Xoom in 2011 (oof!), and continuing with a bevy of iPad and Android tablets through the years. It’s crazy to me that 10 years later, the dynamic still hasn’t changed much: for the best experience you should go with an iPad,

REVIEW – Some time ago, I tested and reviewed my first Dragon tablet and have been using it for leisure ever since. It has been a consistent performer and even filled in for teleschooling for my kids on a few occasions when no laptop was available. Now I get to test the Dragon Touch MAX10

REVIEW – I previously reviewed the Vastking KingPad SA10, and found it to be a very nice tablet. Vastking recently asked if I would be interested in reviewing the Vastking KingPad K10, and of course, I had to say yes. What is it? The Vastking Kingpad K10 is an Octa-Core based, Android 10.0, 10.1-inch tablet.

REVIEW – I’ve always advocated that you should “use the tool that works best for you.” As part of that workflow, I use various devices depending on the task and my environment. When the review offer for the Vastking Kingpad SA10 came along, I thought it would be a great time to expose myself to

REVIEW – I am a confessed gadget geek, and every workflow that I set up includes multiple screens and devices to provide every accommodation even beyond what I currently need. Sometimes I use my tablet to watch TV or surf the web, and I hate moving my iPad to do so since it is well-integrated