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It’s not often I get to review tablets these days. Most brands tend to focus their marketing efforts on their flagship smartphone lineups. However, Lenovo doesn’t have that same issue. As such, the ...

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BMAX I10 S Pro (MaxPad I10 S Pro) is a rugged Android tablet designed for tough environments and everyday reliability. Built ...

“OnePlus Pad 3 can't quite redeem Android for tablets, but if you're okay with the OS pitfalls, it's the best large-screen slate out there for the price.” The OnePlus Pad 3 chases the same territory ...

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Every year, the writers at Android Police test and review hundreds of phones, smartwatches, earbuds, and other cool tech gadgets. These devices have traveled internationally, done burpees, been ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ewan Spence covers the digital worlds of mobile technology. When does a device have to move up a class? That’s the intriguing ...