Fijit Friends Interact with the iPad iPad friendly Fijit Friends have arrived just in time for Christmas 2011. These squishy, foot high robot toys chirp, dance, talk, and even interact with the the iPhone and iPad tablet. These alien-like interactive…
Kids Tablet Reviews Children’s tablets have made some major strides in 2016. As manufacturers strive to close the gap between child and parent tablets, the more toy-like devices have been replaced with sleeker, tech forward options. Tablets for kids are…
Learning System for Tablets Tiggly, a company that makes a line of “iPad toys” that combine real-world objects with virtual play in mobile applications, has introduced a new game and called “Tiggly Words.” Tiggly helps preschoolers build words by combining…
Fire Tablet for Kids The Fire HD Kids Edition is the perfect toy for education and learning. In fact, the item is among the top Christmas toys for 2016. The Fire Kindle HD Edition kids tablets comes in three vibrant…
Cheap Tablet PC – Are they worth the money? Most tablet pc review sites ignore the cheap tablet pc. I wondered why that was, are they all rubbish? They may well be cheap, but are they worth the money, are…
[Update 8th March. The new iPad 3 has been announced. A5 chip, 5MP camera, Retina display, 4G and WiFi. Delivery on March 16th 2012. Read more new iPad 3 announced ] [Update – 3rd March 2012 – No tablet pc review…
Temple Run is available free on both iOS and Android (Android version not released at time of writing. See here for details..) The idea is that you get a character and collect as many coins as you can, whilst avoiding…
A1CS Fusion 5 Tablet PC Customer ratings are probably one of the best ways of determining how good any specific tablet pc is. This is especially important when looking at tablet pcs which are at the less expensive end of…
All about tablet computer reviews Here at Tabletish we’re all about tablet pc reviews and we like to give you as much information possible before making your decision on which tablet computer to buy. When I say “we” I mean…
Android has offered speech-to-text or voice recognition for quite the while, but until Android 4.1 it required online access to help with the translation, with the donkey work of recognition being offloaded to the Google computer in the sky. The…
