Tablets & eReaders Highlights

Today we turn our attention to helping you show off your photos on your iPad or iPad 2.

The Green Girls compare two eReaders - the Literati and the Cruz Tablet.

Samsung is hoping to take over a share of the tablet market with its new Galaxy Tab. This tablet is available from all four major cellular providers in the U.S. Will the Galaxy Tab's widespread availability help propel it to success beyond Apple's already successful iPad? Find out in our review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Sharp will launch its Galapagos e-book tablets in Japan on Dec. 10, it said Monday. The tablets will go on sale nationwide in two versions: one has a 5.5-inch screen and the other has a 10.8-inch screen.

CES2011: Apple’s next tablet design outed by accessory manufacturer.

Android is like Apple's hippie cousin, sort of loose and free-spirited. Here's how it can use that to box Apple's ears.

The Hype Curve: iPad Finds Niche as Couch Companion The Long Now Foundation - Novellus Theater Games perpetually revolutionize computer use toward denser interaction with the human mind. To do that, they perpetually revolutionize themselves. Understanding the next frontiers of the genre is one way to understand where society is going.In this talk Jesse Schell explores the social, cognitive, and technological trends in technology design and use.

Get a first look at the Motorola Xoom! It's the first Android 3.0 Tablet and the most powerful one yet.

Sure, your Nook is meant for e-books, but with this setup, you can also get daily news and blog updates.

CNET outlines the very simple process of transferring your current's iPad data to your new iPad 2.