Android is finally showing signs that it could evolve into a half-decent tablet platform. I dearly hope Google gives it a deservedly meaningful desktop mode.

Initial sales of the new Jelly Bean-powered Nexus 7 have been strong, but that doesn't fundamentally change user acceptance issues of Google's OS on most Android tablets.

We take a look at some of the common issues that plague Nexus 9 users, and offer potential solutions on how to fix them.

Android is a capable modern OS for slates that's often enhanced by the tablet maker. Here's what to look for in an Android ...

Ed Burnette says the Jelly Bean-powered Nexus 7 changes the tablet game. Jason Perlow sees the same old same old.

Ask what's wrong with Android tablet adoption and see the industry point to a lack of apps. But they should point to themselves.

The Galaxy Tab series if one of the few Android tablets still left in the market, which include Huawei's MediaPads, Amazon's Fire tablets, and Walmart's new Onn tablets.