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Mobile devices are indispensable tools in the modern workplace. They carry sensitive personal and professional information, from emails and financial data to company records. Smartphones, tablets, and rugged devices now function as entry points to critical systems, shaping how we work and live. However, this dependence on mobile technology comes with a challenge: ensuring their security.

Screens are the most common replacement phone parts for cell phone repair shops, making screen protection a top priority for device owners. To keep screens safe from cracks, scratches, and impact, manufacturers and consumers alike often rely on two main types of glass: tempered glass and Gorilla Glass. Both provide durability, but they differ in key ways. Here’s a closer look at what each type of glass offers and how they compare.

Global tablet shipments grew by 1% year-on-year in the first three months of 2024, the technology analyst firm Canalys says, with another tech analyst company, IDC, reporting a rise of 0.5%.

The Indian Government has delayed its move on immediately banning importers of laptops, tablets and some kinds of PCs, giving the industry three months to wind up these practices, following a backlash against an order on Thursday that said the ban would take immediate effect.

India has banned the import of laptops, tablets and some PCs with immediate effect unless one has a valid licence from the authorities.

GUEST OPINION: Governments and local councils bear a responsibility to protect residents not only on the street, but also in the digital world.

The outlook for the global PC and tablet market has grown gloomier, the technology analyst firm IDC says, adding that shipments for this year are now expected to fall by 15.2% year-on-year and amount to 384.8 million units.

Affordable smart-connected device manufacturer, TCL, has announced multiple mobile, tablet, and connected devices at MWC 2023, the annual Mobile World Congress event. These include the TCL 40 series, as well as continuing innovations in the TCL NXTPAPER and TCL TAB range to advance display excellence without compromising eye health.

Global shipments of tablets and Chromebooks both fell last year, with the former dropping 3.3% year-on-year while the latter fell a much bigger 48%, according to information technology analyst firm IDC.

US-based mobility products manufacturer Orbic has debuted in Australia, launching the Orbic TAB8 4G on Telstra prepaid and the Orbic TAB10R 4G. The company has a vision of providing value-conscious consumers with meaningful features and benefits.

Tablet shipments fell by 8.8% year-on-year in the third quarter, coming in at 38.6 million units, making this the fifth successive drop, the technology analyst company IDC says.

The European Parliament has approved the move to make USB-C a common port for charging on portable digital devices, a move which was proposed back in September last year.

Global shipments of tablets fell for the fourth quarter running, with the technology analyst firm Canalys reporting a 11% year-on-year fall to 34.8 million units in the second quarter of 2022.

Likewize has applied the familiar 'mobile mechanic' concept from car servicing to smartphone and tablet repair.

Global tablet shipments for the first quarter of 2022 fell by 3% year-on-year to 38.6 million units, the technology analyst firm Canalys says, adding that Chromebooks suffered a much bigger fall, dropping 60% to 4.9 million units.

The PC market in India grew at 45% year-on-year in 2021, its fastest rate in a decade, with 18.6 million desktops, notebooks and tablets shipped.

If you've been wondering if or when some of the new features that arrived with Samsung's overlay on top of Android, One UI 4.1, would arrive on older devices, Samsung has revealed the updates are on the way.

When you want everyday value that still brings in premium features, when you want screens that have unique features to protect eyesight, when you want modern tech that won't break the bank, you'll want to have a look at TCL's range to see it all for yourself.

The new Getac ZX10 fully rugged 10in Android tablet is designed for public safety, utilities, energy, transport and logistics, manufacturing, automotive, and defence users, and is offered in various industry specific builds to suit particular requirements.

From a new, COVID-test device that gives instant results just with your breath, to a colour-changing electric BMW to autonomous, electric farm robots that can hoe, weed, seed and more, through to ever-smarter smart home tech, including wireless energy at a distance to robots with ever more realistic facial expressions, and whether it is the latest GPUs, CPUs, start-ups, smartphones, TVs, flying cars, accessibility-friendly tech, fintech, wellness, wearables and much, much more - CES 2022 was definitely smaller, but it still succeeded in launching tons of terrific tech.