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• 27 December 2012

• How-Tos: How to add Flash to Android Jelly Bean

  Android Jelly Bean doesn't officially support Flash, but that doesn't mean it won't work. Here, we show you some simple tweaks to enable the playback of catch-up TV, online video and Flash games on a Google Nexus 10 or any other tablet running Android Jelly Bean.

• 26 December 2012

• Feature: Best Android apps for new smartphones and tablets

  We've put together a list of the best Android apps for a new smartphone or tablet to get you started.

• 25 December 2012

• News: Tablet sales explode for Christmas 2012

  In 2010, the iPad introduced the world to the modern day tablet. Since then the device has become a must have gadget and 2012 saw demand for tablets of all shapes, sizes and prices soar.

• 24 December 2012

• How-Tos: How to transfer music and files to Android smartphones and tablets

  Our step by step guide on how to transfer music and files to an Android smartphone or tablet from Windows or Mac.

• 21 December 2012

• Buying Advice: Best apps for new Nexus 7

  If you have just got your Nexus 7, you may be wondering what apps to get first. Here then, is our quick guide to the best apps for the Nexus 7.

• 20 December 2012

• News: TabletWorld goes on-sale today

  New for 2013: TabletWorld has reviews, videos & tips on all major tablets. 100 pages of iPad, Nexus, Galaxy, Kindle, Surface, app reviews & more! Read it now!

• 19 December 2012

• Feature: What are the biggest mobile threats in 2013?

  2012 is almost over! Security expert Kevin Freij from www.mymobilesecurity.com sums up the past year and forecasts the threats, such as fake app stores, Wi-Fi networks and hijacked mobile payments, that smartphone and tablet users are likely to encounter in 2013, and offers tips on how to avoid them.

• Opinion: 2012: the year Microsoft ran out of ideas

  2012 was the year in which Microsoft finally ran out ideas, Google resorted to paying for tablet customers, and wireless speeds increased.

• Feature: Best tablets of 2012

  Here's our list of the 10 best tablet PCs of 2012. All of the products in the 'best tablets of 2012' have been fully reviewed by our own experts.

• 17 December 2012

• News: Google apologises for Nexus 4 stock shortages

  Google has apologised to users on Google+ for its stock shortages and shipping problems of the Nexus 4 smartphone

• 14 December 2012

• Video: Nexus 10 video review

  The Nexus 10 is a 10in Android tablet designed in a landscape orientation. It has a Gorilla Glass 2 front and plastic casing and is comfortable to hold in either landscape or portrait mode. It's thinner and lighter than the most recent iPad at 9mm and 604g. Here's our Nexus 10 video review.

• 13 December 2012

• News: Google launches Play Store magazines

  Google has confirmed it will add magazines to the UK Play Store later today.

• 12 December 2012

• Buying Advice: iPad, Android, Kindle, Windows: what tablet will you buy?

  Tablets are this year's must-have tech toy, and the choice is endless. Fortunately, PC Advisor is here with tablet reviews and tablet buying advice.

• Buying Advice: Mega tablet round-up: which one should Santa get you?

  With the holidays around the corner and so many tablets on the market now, it can be helpful with a little guidance. When you compare their benchmark performance with their price, it's clear that the ASUS Nexus 7, the Yarvik Xenta 9.7" and the Point of View Protab 3 XXL give you the most bang for your buck.

• 11 December 2012

• Buying Advice: Tablet or laptop for family: which is best?

  If you are looking to treat your family to a computer, you may be considering a tablet rather than a laptop. But which is best? Here we compare the relative merits of laptops and tablets for a family setting, taking into consideration the vast spectrum of products in both categories.

• How-Tos: How to set up email on Android phone or tablet

  Learning how to set up email on an Android phone or tablet is pretty simle. Here we break it down into steps that are so easy to follow, you can't possibly go wrong.

• 10 December 2012

• How-Tos: Use Google Music to listen to your music everywhere

  Google Music has finally opened its doors to a UK audience, letting you access your favourite music any time, anywhere. Here's how to get started with Google Music.

• Buying Advice: Kids' tablets buying advice: choose a tablet PC for your children

  If you don't want your children hogging your iPad or Nexus 7, there are tablets out there designed specifically for a younger audience. These slates can protect them from the dangers of the web, and keep them entertained. Here's our guide to choosing a tablet computer for your kids.

• News: Barnes & Noble launches Nook Video store

  Nook HD and Nook HD+ users can now stream and download videos via Barnes & Noble's Nook Video Store.

• 07 December 2012

• News: Spotify adds Follow and Discover tabs

  Spotify has added Discovery and Follow features to its music streaming service to allow users to find new music easier.

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