Like many avid readers, I love to hold a book in my hands, feel its weight, and turn the crisp pages. To me, this – along with a stellar story - makes for a perfect experience. But the days of physical books are waning, and technology is pushing us to quickly adopt eBooks that can be read on e-readers and tablets. And yes, even I resisted this trend. In fact, I avoided turning on my first e-reader until months after I had received it as a gift.

But now I'll admit; while tablets and e-readers may never fully replace the experience of reading actual books, they are convenient, lightweight, and offer direct access to a vast digital library.

When it comes to the Android vs. iOS tablet race, manufacturers didn't really have much of a choice than to go to Android. There's Windows as an option, but given the current state of popularity (or lack thereof) that the Windows tablets are enjoying, along  with the abysmal reviews of the Windows' App Store, Android really is the better bet. Numerous tablets running Android's latest is currently in the market for users' perusal, and while HP hasn't been in the tablet game in a while, they feel it is time to bet on Android by releasing a new batch of Slate tablets.

Behold, the future is here!

The past was the time of super computers, large disks, big circuits, rock-size phones and lots of wires, But as we are moving ahead, technologically, things are getting smaller and better.

It's no more 'the bigger, the better'!

Well, if you ask me in the last five years many of my gadget fantasies became realities; Siri, Project Glass, Logitech's K310, Martin Jetpack are the few of them and the recent addition to my fantasy becoming reality list is Qii Keyboard.