It’s possible to get an awful lot of premium Android tablet without spending an awful lot of money

If you’re not paying attention to the way you use your tablet, you could be storing up health problems. That’s the suggestion from a new ergonomic study by the Harvard School of Public Health, which found that iPad 2 and Motorola Xoom users were adopting postures that could cause discomfort and even pain

2012′s barely begun and the price of tablets is already plummeting. RIM’s ongoing woes mean that its BlackBerry PlayBook is cheaper than ever at just £169 for the entry-level 16GB model, although be careful – that price is only in certain shops, such as Dixons, and other retailers are still charging significantly more

If you’re desperate to install Ice Cream Sandwich on your Motorola device, the company feels your pain: it wants you to have the latest, greatest version of Android too, but unfortunately it’s a bit more complicated than providing an over the air update

10 Tablet devices we think are worthwhile considering this Christmas, including Apple’s iPad, Sony S, Asus Eee Pad, Blackberry Playbook and for children, the Vtech InnoTab

What would happen if you left a tablet and a TV alone together with Barry White on the stereo? Motorola may have the answer: its forthcoming Corvair device is a weird cross between an Android tablet and a TV remote control.

Motorola’s Xoom was the first Android Honeycomb tablet, and there’s a new one incoming: forget the Xoom Family Edition and its software bundle; the Xoom 2 is smarter, faster and more powerful than its predecessor – and it looks like it’ll be here by Christmas. So what can we expect?

Christmas is coming, and that means just one thing: the annual orgy of consumerism where firms compete to part you from your hard-earned cash. Motorola’s entry is a new twist on a familiar device: a new Family Edition of its Android-powered Xoom Tablet.

In February, Motorola boss Sanjay Jha promised that a more “fun” and “portable” Motorola Xoom was on the horizon – and it looks as if the bloggers at ThisIsMyNext.com have a video of it.

Just when you thought tablets couldn’t get any cheaper, it seems that everyone has been cutting its prices. The price of tablets is plummeting, and the ultimate winner is you.

It seems that Google liked Motorola’s Xoom so much, it bought the company: last week the search giant announced its acquisition of Motorola Mobility

Of all the tablets to be announced in the last few months, Motorola’s Xoom is the one most often described as an iPad killer – and it’s the first tablet to ship with the tablet-friendly Android 3.0 Honeycomb release.

Some fantastic footage here from the recent MWC, provided by T3 and Steve Chippy, both providing a general overview of the Motorola Xoom, also featuring the official Motorola advert as shown in this years Superbowl commercial.

Motorola’s going through something of a purple patch just now, with well-liked Android phones and now, an impressive Android tablet too. The Xoom won’t be cheap, but it’s one of the most interesting Android devices to date.