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Almost one-third of iPad owners have never downloaded any apps for the device, a recently released study suggests.

Apple today posted a 70 percent surge in quarterly earnings based on the strength of its iPhone sales, but iPad sales and margins still fell short of analyst expectations.

Samsung plans to sell its Galaxy Tab in the U.S., Japan, South Korea and Italy this year, in an aggressive move to try to catch market leader Apple and establish a foothold in the nascent tablet industry.

Dell will launch a larger 7.0-inch tablet in the next few weeks, followed by a 3.0-inch, 4.0-inch and 10.0-inch version within the next six to twelve months.

Best Buy is in talks with Research in Motion to carry the PlayBook, the BlackBerry maker's new tablet computer, as the retailer looks to stock up its lineup for the holiday season.

Apple is developing its next iPad -- a thinner, lighter version of the tablet with a built-in camera for video chatting -- for release next June, according to people familiar with the matter.

Dell today gave a glimpse of its second tablet, an Android device with a larger screen, as the PC maker continues its push into the mobile device market.

Over half a million iPad owners are using AT&T's cellular network, pushing the company to focus on releasing more competing tablets.

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion plans to announce its new tablet device, which will run on a completely new operating system, as early as next week, people familiar with the matter said.

Apple's iPad is likely to dominate the nascent tablet computer market until at least through 2012, according to research firm iSuppli.

HTC is reportedly developing a tablet computer running Google's Chrome operating system, to be released for Verizon around the holiday shopping season.

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is developing a slate of new products, including a touch screen tablet, to keep from losing more ground to rival Apple's iPhone and iPad.

Apple said that iPad sales have topped two million units in less than 60 days since its launch in early April, boosted by strong demand for the touch-screen tablet in domestic and international markets.

Verizon and Google are working on a tablet computer, in an attempt to catch up with rivals AT&T and Apple, the exclusive carrier and maker of the iPad and iPhone, for devices that connect to wireless networks.