Latest Tablet and E-Book Reader News from CES

CNET Senior Editor Donald Bell rounds up the tablet highlights of the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show. more

Verizon Wireless and The Daily have just announced an agreement to bring the popular subscription-based iPad news app to select Android tablets. more

The Chinese laptop maker is leaping into new territory--but not all territories just yet. more

With almost 100 new tablets debuting at CES this week, OpSec Security is warning potential buyers to be on the lookout for fakes being sold on certain Web sites. more

Company's booth includes an thin, oval-shaped concept tablet with a sleek keyboard. Another super-thin concept tablet clicks into a docking station with a bronze keyboard, speakers, and a stylus. more

At his CES keynote, CEO Paul Otellini announces that Intel chips will run Lenovo's first smartphone, Android devices by Motorola, and ultrabooks. Oh, and a heavily scripted will.i.am turned up, too. more

Intel scores a major partner as the company seeks to establish some legitimacy in the mobile devices business. Motorola CEO: "They're heading the right way." more

In the wake of Asus' $250 quad core tablet announcement, even a $280 10-inch tablet is too expensive. more

Qualcomm's CEO snags a coveted keynote slot, focusing on the Snapdragon processor and all things mobile. more

Press Day at CES 2012 was intense. If you're a fan of smartphones, tablets, and celebrities, check out the highlights in the day's Crave wrap-up. more

Microsoft plays it cool with no major announcements as the company and CEO Steve Ballmer make their break from the technology confab. more

Nvidia teased a still unnamed 7-inch tablet that's sure to be a threat to the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet. It also introduces new touch tech. more