Differences in prices start to emerge as the Samsung Galaxy Tab, a tablet computer, becomes available in the United States in early November.

AT&T has announced that they will directly market the Apple iPad to the business sector to compete with Research in Motion (RIM) who will sell their upcoming tablet computer, the Playbook, to the business sector, its main market, sometime early 2011.

“Windows Phone 7 is designed for small-screen devices such as smartphones and is not designed to work with larger screen devices.”

Reports indicate that Apple will be making a version of its popular touchscreen smartphone, the iPhone, for Verizon Wireless, the biggest US carrier by subscribers.

Three hundred (300) of her most loyal and dedicated viewers, each chosen by the producers before the show, are all going on an eight-day, all-expenses paid (fees and taxes included) trip with Oprah to Australia.

Apple is now facing a competitor in the tablet market after Samsung released its own tablet computer Thursday, September 2 in Berlin, Germany at the IFA electronics fair.

Amazon announced today that it will be releasing the next generation of its electronic reader in two versions: one with a Wi-Fi only and another Wi-Fi + 3G. Do that formats sound familiar?

So how much does the Apple earned with all of the hype going over its products, especially those of the tablet iPad and the current talk of the town, iPhone 4?

While the iPhone 4 death grip issue continues to grab attention, Apple announced the next nine countries where its tablet gadget will be released.

Rumors about a Blackberry tablet resurfaced after an interview with the managing director of Rodman & Renshaw on the would-be device’s specifications.