The Toshiba Folio 100 hasn't exactly enjoyed the greatest launch in tech history.

First up, the promise of Flash on the device failed to materialise (until a hastily produced patch was rolled out) and then reports suggested a distinct lack...

Perhaps overshadowed by the Samsung Galaxy Tab and its fanfare launch earlier this week, the Toshiba Folio 100 is no less an important addition to the UK's tablet line-up. Especially as it has hit shops for £329, a considerably cheaper price point...

Before we start, it must be said that the current build of the Toshiba Folio 100's firmware is far from complete. Indeed, the slightest deviation from the basic apps and functions causes the pre-production model to fall over faster than an amateur...

Pocket-lint has already shown you a glimpse of Toshiba's content download and streaming service, Toshiba Places, but with scant few details. Now we can flesh it out a bit.

Essentially, the software is merely a front-end for a portal to all...

Held back to allow the team to return from their jaunts, foreign and otherwise, the latest podcast is chock full of discussions on the best products shown at IFA, Berlin, and the Apple "Special Event" press conference.

Chris talks us through...

“We’ve been doing tablets since 1992,” says Graeme Simons, Toshiba UK business manager, when asked why the company has plumped for a 10.1-inch tablet, rather than a 7-incher similar to rival manufacturers‘ devices also revealed...

As predicted, it’s tablet city at IFA 2010. Samsung swung in with the Android-running Samsung Galaxy Tab and that was one thing for the iPad to think about. Now, with Toshiba launching the Toshiba Folio 100, well, there’s some decisions...

Toshiba is the latest company to enter the tablet fray with the announcement that it is launching a new tablet called the Toshiba Folio 100.

The new device, which is actually the most powerful Android tablet on the market, pipping the new Samsung...

Toshiba will launch the Folio 100 at IFA 2010 along with a new music and video download service called Toshiba Places.

The tablet, which is already on display on the company's stand, shows the new offering in action and Pocket-lint just happened...

Toshiba's as yet unannounced Android tablet has got a name thanks to some detective work by the chaps over at NetbookItalia.

According to the site, the Folio 100 will also come with a docking station (just like the iPad and the Samsung Galaxy...