Stewart Wolpin

Not all high-tech these days is serious. This week is the annual Toy Fair at the Javits Center in New York, where toy companies from around the world show off… →

When first confronted by the dual-screen Sprint Echo, my first thought was that in its effort to compete with the Verizon iPhone 4 and all the 4G phones suddenly about… →

Since Samsung and Google seem to have trouble explaining what a tablet-optimized Android app is, much less showing you the best, we’ve taken the guesswork out of the mystery by… →

A minor mystery exists when it comes to Android tablet apps. At the press event announcing the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the first Android tablet PC, it was noted there would… →

Call it the 1/2Pad. Barnes & Noble dances around the term “tablet” when describing its new Nook Color. Its bright LCD screen introduces a level of text readability and contrast… →

As predicted last week week, Barnes & Noble has brought color to the otherwise drab monochromatic world of e-books with the first color e-book reader in the U.S., the Nook… →

Want to get into the tablet PC business? Stop. Remember the warning Dorothy, Toto, the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodsman and the Cowardly Lion encountered on their way into the enchanted… →

At the end of Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 launch event on Monday, something suspicious didn't occur – there was no Q&A. While Microsoft's total remake of the mobile phone is… →

Microsoft chairman Steve Ballmer, already under pressure because of past mobile failures such as the Kin, today unveiled the Windows Phone 7 operating system and announced nine Windows Phones from… →

The iPad suddenly has competitors. At the IFA show this week in Berlin, Samsung announced its 7-inch Galaxy Tab, and Toshiba its Folio 100 (which won't be coming to the… →

Today Fuji unveiled its second generation dual lens 3D camera, the W3, at the Museum of Natural History here in Manhattan, where members of the media (present company included) got… →

So, is the new BlackBerry Torch, officially the BlackBerry 9800, an iPhone killer? Uh, no. That's something the lamestream media would ask. A more informed question is, will the Torch… →

Let's get one thing straight. The Dell Streak, due to be available from O2 in the U.K. and likely from AT&T in the U.S. sometime soon, is not an Android… →

Verizon Wireless fans, rejoice: You now have a smartphone that’s impressive enough to quiet your smack-talking iPhone counterparts. Or at least you will have one when the Motorola Droid goes… →