The fabled Nokia tablet is finally out in the real world, going by the name Nokia Lumia 2520 and looking every bit like the Lumia smartphone-inspired slate the world expected. What might not have been ...

The Lumia 2520 graced our lives months ago, brightening our unboxing desk and leaving a lasting first impression. Sadly, it didn’t stick around long enough for us to give it the full review treatment, ...

Nokia launched its first tablet, Nokia Lumia 2520 in the United States yesterday and can be purchased from AT&T for $499.99 or $399.99 with a two-year agreement. It’s not just AT&T, Verizon is ...

The Nokia Lumia 2520 was Nokia's first attempt at a Windows RT tablet. The Lumia 2520 had the latest specifications and borrowed its sleek design elements and material from popular Lumia handsets.

It seems Nokia had a very good reason for allowing Verizon to launch its version of the Lumia 2520 tablet without its keyboard accessory being available. Starting today, users who purchase the tablet ...

The Nokia Lumia 2520 has been some time coming. The glaring absence of a tablet in the company's range, and its refusal to discuss it until it could figure out a suitably "Nokia spin" on the segment, ...

The Lumia 2520 is Nokia's first Windows tablet -- and it may well be its last. By the time Nokia is ready to design a follow-up product, the Finnish firm might officially be a part of Microsoft. For ...

Nokia has launched a new web ad for its Lumia 2520 tablet running Windows 8. The Lumia 2520 is similar to the Windows Surface tablets from Microsoft and includes a larger battery in its separate ...

There are two Windows tablet makers still building ARM-based devices: Microsoft and Nokia. Over the past week, I've had the chance to try out the "other" ARM tablet: The Lumia 2520. Nokia loaned me a ...

Nokia has done an amazing job in releasing a 10-inch Windows RT 8.1 tablet that bears no resemblance to the Surface 2. What happens if the new Nokia Lumia 2520 is a better tablet than the Surface 2?

Windows RT 8.1 interface can frustrate Windows lacks app variety of iPad/Android $500 price tag is steep $150 price for keyboard dock is also steep Rear camera doesn’t impress “Why you can trust ...

Whenever I’m using a Wi-Fi-only tablet, I invariably leave it at home or work — places I know that Wi-Fi networks are reliable and fast, where the device will actually be useful to me. That’s why LTE ...