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Apple may be working on a successor to the iPad 2 and it is not the iPad 3. The Cupertino, California-based technology giant is said to be planning on a new tablet device known as the iPad 2 Plus.

Facing down poor reviews and a barrage of criticism, the HP team behind the recently launched WebOS-based tablet TouchPad is bracing to fix the holes that made the device look like a poor competitor to Apple iPad 2 and other tablets.

The question whether the TouchPad is capable enough to take on the iPad 2 does not arise. What is of interest is how big a dent it will create in the sales of iPad 2 and Galaxy Tab 10.1, the duo that rule the roost in the tablet market.

Only days after the launch of Touchpad, HP is said to be planning new versions for its WebOS tablet device.

As Apple continues to remain tight-lipped about iPhone 5 specifications and release date, rumors of three mega-smartphones which if released can totally squash iPhone's prospects, have been circulating for sometime.

Apple is said to release its next-generation tablet device - iPad 3 -- in October.

HP TouchPad is the latest tablet to challenge the supremacy of Apple's iPad but can it really beat the iPad?

The iPad 3 is scheduled to arrive in October, making it one of Apple's most anticipated products of the year, alongside iPhone 5. The possible early release could be good news for Apple fans. For rivals and challengers in the tablet market, the iPhone 5 launch could put huge dents into sales.

Hewlett Packard is rolling out its latest foray into the tablet space today, but observers and analysts believe that the valiant effort wont be enough to knock the reigning tablet king from its perch.

A slideshow which showcases the top 8 tablets which iPad 3 will have to contend with when it arrives in September.

When PC giant Hewlett-Packard spent $1.2 billion to buy Palm Inc. in July 2010, everyone was wondering what HP would do with Palm's critically-acclaimed operating system WebOS.

Apple iPhone 2, once called the king of tablets, is now facing stiff challenges from its rival in what is being billed as a tablet war.

If private equity firms had their way, Hewlett-Packard Co would look less like a monolithic tanker and more like a small fleet of streamlined schooners.

Is Cisco set to enter a tablet market dominated by Apple?

HP first officially launched its tablet, the TouchPad, in February and now, after four-months, the 9.7-inch tablet which runs on webOS juice will be available from July 1.

Hewlett Packard is serving the Touchpad buyers a $50 rebate on the purchase of the new 32GB TouchPad, but only Palm smartphone users can cash in.

The intial reviews for HP's new tablet, the TouchPad, are in and the device is being released in a crowded field led by Apple's iPad 2.

PC giant Hewlett-Packard (HP) will be launching its Touchpad tablet device in United States on July 1.

A Hewlett Packard lawsuit against Oracle is a publicity stunt designed to blame Oracle for disruption that will happen when HP's Itanium chip-based server business comes to an end, Oracle said in a court filing.

Hewlett-Packard Co, the world's No.1 PC maker, is investing heavily in China and plans to develop cloud-computing products here to sell globally, Chief Executive Leo Apotheker said.

HP is about to release their new webOS tablet known as HP TouchPad, a 9.7-inch form factor to catch up with the other tablets like Apple iPad.

If the ongoing rumors are to be believed, HP is set to bring a rival for Apple iPad 2. The company is set to unveil a smaller TouchPad tablet with a 7 inch screen.

Apple iPad may be the king of the tablet jungle at the moment but rivals are breathing down its neck.

Apple has been the big dog on the tablet block, practically defining the industry with the release of its iPad, and while Android is fast on its tale, a third player, HP is hoping to make a dent with a drastically different approach.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has announced a bonus 50GB of free cloud storage for its TouchPad buyers.

Apple aims to be the global distribution source worldwide.

Laptops are still being used worldwide notwithstanding the growing popularity of tablets and iPads. Here is a list of the top 5 laptops in 2011 with the best specs running Windows 7.

Praise and accolades have been pouring in for Apple's newest ad for the iPad 2. After viewing the ad, it was clear that the iPad 2 holds its firm position as king, leaving competitors to rethink its strategy in the ever growing tablet war.

Barclays Capital said data storage company EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC) will look to continue to acquire companies that focus on analytics and Big Data technology.