You don’t expect tech firms to leak their own products, but Samsung appeared to do just that this week when its Pakistan division’s Facebook page posted an image of an unknown phone

It looks like Sony’s bringing its tablets under its Xperia umbrella: a leaked slideshow showing an upcoming Xperia tagblet has been leaked by XDA-Developers member QSP, who says he or she works for Sony

One thing that might help sell more Nexus 7s is a range of accessories to make the tablet even more useful, and you’ll never guess what Google’s just about to release… that’s right! Accessories

Huawei, the firm behind the Ascend D quad-core smartphone, has unveiled its latest bids for world domination: the MediaPad 10 FHD tablet, and the MediaPad 7 Lite

Asus seems to have the tablet market covered: it’s got the low-end market sown up with its Google-branded Nexus 7 tablet, and it’s taking aim at the very top of the tablet market with its Transformer Pad Infinity 700

While sales of seven-inch tablets have been sluggish, Google’s Nexus 7 has been flying off the shelves: it’s been so popular that Google is currently out of stock of the £199 16GB version

The long-rumoured Nexus tablet has finally been released, and it comes with an incredibly low price tag: just £159 for the 8GB model, or £199 for the 16GB one. Don’t let the price tag fool you: the Nexus 7 is a very powerful and very attractive tablet

NEC has announced two new tablets for the Japanese market, and they may well make it over here: the LifeTouch L tablets come in two flavours, with one aimed at individual users and the other aimed at business customers.

We’re just days away from Google’s annual conference, and details of its forthcoming Nexus tablet are beginning to leak – although the most recent leak merely shows ceiling tiles

No sooner have our aching arms recovered from hefting Toshiba’s too-big Excite 13 tablet around the place than another firm offers something even bigger and heavier. Fancy a 22-inch tablet?

The move from PCs to tablets isn’t good news for everybody: just think of all the PC security firms whose products protect computers from the various nasties on the internet. Luckily for them and unfortunately for us, however, malicious software and other online dangers can affect tablets too

Has Google lost control of Amazon? That’s what the latest set of sales figures suggest, because the world’s favourite Android firm is now Amazon

It’s small, it runs Android and it’s really cheap. No, not Amazon’s Kindle Fire, but Xtex’s My Tablet 7, which is pitched directly at would-be Kindle customers

Some tech firms look at the iPad and think: “if this were a bit smaller and a lot cheaper, it’d be great”. Not Toshiba, for whom size clearly matters: faced with a market of seven- and ten-inch tablets, including some of its own, Toshiba decided to go even bigger