While priced at $730 and with button placement concerns, Daylight's DC-1 tablet with reflective display technology is expected to sell out. As more and more of the world spends extended amounts of ...

This should be enough to get some apps installed but you aren’t going to be able to house huge media libraries on this tablet. It’s super fast, however, and might make a great option if you ...

Please verify your email address. Google's grand return to the tablet form factor, the two-in-one Google Pixel Tablet, was resoundingly fine. While the double-duty form factor held some promise ...

The best tablet for your needs can be tricky to find, regardless of whether you're looking to outfit the kids with cheap, durable tablets for school or just want a beautiful iPad to keep near the ...

When the compact nature of even the most portable PC isn't enough for your zoom-zoom lifestyle, it's time to look at a Windows 11 tablet for your next purchase. Windows tablets differ from 2-in-1 ...

A company called Daylight Computer (as shared by 9to5Google) recently announced the Daylight DC1, a 10.5-inch Android tablet that features a screen the company calls Live Paper. The Live Paper ...

Its custom version of Android is geared toward reading, writing, and notetaking, although it supports most Android tablet apps. Pre-orders for the DC-1 are coming in batches, with the first two ...

It’s called Daylight Computer, and it’s launching its first device today: the DC1, a 10.5-inch tablet with some interesting ideas about gadget design. The DC1’s main hook is its display.

We've tested tablets across several operating systems, including iPadOS, Windows, ChromeOS and Android, and these are our top picks. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been ...