During a time with continually increasing costs, the value proposition of a cheaper, mutable Android tablet is becoming much more enticing for tech buyers.

I don't see this changing any time soon.

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The most powerful smartphones easily compete with Android tablets, and have the advantage of being essential daily tools that everyone needs. They're practical and pack powerful processors in a compact size that go anywhere with you. Tablets, on the ...

I used to think a $50 Android tablet was the kind of device you bought when you couldn't justify spending more on a proper one. These days, though, I've started looking at cheap tablets very differently.

Android Auto will run right on your tablet's screen with the Open Headunit app.

My tablet apps finally stopped acting like phones