With what might be the biggest Walkman since the cassette tape died, Sony’s NWZ-Z1000 Series tries to be all things to all people with a little help from Android.

A medical expert warns against curling up with a tablet to read an e-book before bed – if you want to have a good night’s sleep, that is.

There weren’t too many tablets on display at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas – but at least there were some innovative twists on the form factor.

Has Canada gone e-book happy? Kobo says the Great White North and other countries have scooped many more readers. Did you receive (or gift) one over the holidays?

‘Tis the season to pick up new gadgets and gear, so here we discuss how to ensure your purchases can withstand the test of time.

Does the Kindle Fire fizzle out in hands-on testing? In terms of usability, the answer might be yes.

Is the magnetic field created by an airport scanner powerful enough to damage an eReader, or is something else to blame?

Canada’s first 720p smartphone is a sight to behold and a powerhouse that will handle anything you throw at it.

Bell’s first LTE (4G) smartphone is now available.

Samsung’s upcoming flexible displays mean more unique, functional designs and capabilities for smartphones, tablets.