Tablet News

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan says the company’s internal restructuring is about 80% complete. A planned Intel-NVIDIA PC chip partnership is one of the consumer-facing developments to watch, while Intel Foundry’s effort to compete in contract manufacturing will take considerably longer.

Apple CEO John Ternus says the company is evaluating memory-supply alternatives amid a broader component shortage. In the same interview, he discussed the iPhone Duo’s complex foldable design and Apple’s approach to Gemini-assisted Siri.

A claim from Ice Universe points to a potentially substantial One UI redesign arriving with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold9 in 2027, though Samsung has not confirmed the software, device, or its features.

Google’s Android 17 QPR2 Beta 7.1 update addresses interface stuttering and multi-second freezes on eligible Pixel devices enrolled in the beta program, including the Pixel Tablet.

A leak claims Samsung could expand its 2027 Galaxy Z lineup to six devices, including a rumored Galaxy Z Slide with a rollable display. Samsung has not confirmed the plans, specifications, pricing, or U.S. availability.

An Apple regulatory listing has surfaced for an unfamiliar iPad mini Smart Folio model, raising the possibility that the next compact iPad will require a new case design.

Samsung says Google searches for its foldable phones rose 300% in the past month following Apple’s iPhone Duo unveiling, though the company has not provided sales figures to establish a direct effect.

HONOR’s global MagicOS 11 plan, based on Android 17, runs from October 2026 through March 2027 for stable software. The company has confirmed several tablets, alongside a broad range of phones, but has not assigned a specific release month to each model or confirmed U.S. availability.

ASUS’s ProArt P14 combines NVIDIA RTX Spark hardware, a 14-inch OLED touch display, and up to 128GB of shared memory in a 3.26-pound creator laptop designed for local AI and portable production work.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple has invited members of the press to a Los Angeles product experience on October 28, 2026. The unconfirmed lineup is said to include an OLED iPad mini, touchscreen MacBooks, and M6-powered desktop and notebook updates.