A tablet that won't charge isn't useful for long. Below are all the best solutions we could find to get your tablet to power back on and work normally again. Below are several fixes you can try, but ...

When trying to fix a tablet screen that won't rotate, it's almost certainly not a hardware problem, though that isn't impossible either. Here are a few ways you can get your tablet to rotate again.

Anyone who is in the market for a sleek and powerful tablet doesn’t need to look any further than the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet. Boasting high-end specifications packed in an ultra-slim body, a vibrant ...

What happened to tablets? The harbingers of the post-PC era, the iPad and its ilk were supposed to be a bridge between our smartphones and laptops, an entirely new breed of device. Nearly four years ...

If you want a slim, powerful, and premium iPad Air alternative, look no further than the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet. It’s powerful, the display is vivid, and it can survive a short swim. There’s a lot to ...

Are you experiencing the Amazon Fire Tablet won’t turn on issue? There are several factors that can cause this problem such as a drained battery, damaged charger, or even corrupted files. To fix this ...

The article discussed Android Recovery Mode, a tool for troubleshooting issues like boot loop, slow performance, and malware. It highlighted key functions such as manual updates, custom ROM ...

Are you experiencing the Amazon Fire Tablet not charging issue? There are several factors that can cause this problem such as a defective charging cable, defective charging port, or defective adapter.

Bluetooth has been a big asset in the consumer electronic space for years now. People use it for all sorts of things like connecting a wireless mouse to a laptop, streaming music from a phone to a car ...

Google’s Android 7.1.1 Nougat update delivers new features and enhancements. It also brought a collection of problems to Nexus smartphones and tablets (and Pixel devices) and today we want to show you ...

I want to ask everyone a question - well, everyone who owns an Android tablet, that is - how often do you instinctively reach for it, as opposed to your phone or laptop? I don't care what the reason ...