BERLIN -- The German maker of a new tablet PC is setting out to rival Apple's iPad with the promise of even more technology such as a bigger screen, a webcam and USB ports. It is not, however, an ...

[Germany] Fear not, the German iPad competitor, the WePad, really does exist. Over 100 journalists could prove it on Monday night in a small reception room at the Adina Apartment Hotel in Berlin.

The WePad, the as-yet unavailable tablet device from Germany's Neofonie (the page translated to English is available here, courtesy of Google Translate) has been receiving quite a bit of press this ...

[Germany] Billed as an iPad competitor, the WePad is not vaporware, but is in fact, The Chosen One. At least, that’s the view of some, who are hailing the WePad as the saviour of the German print ...

How do you make an iPad even cooler? Make it plural. At least that seems to be the reasoning behind the Neofonie WePad. No, they’re not selling two Apple tablets. They just took the “i” and made it ...

There's no I in pad. Only we, of course. Yeah, we've been wanting to make that joke for awhile — but in all seriousness, Neofonie, makers of the 11.6-inch WePad, held a press conference in Berlin ...

On the day Apple announced the availability of the iPad in some Western European countries, rival German company WeTab changed the name of its tablet computing product and company from WePad to WeTab.

There was lots of chirping this weekend about something called the WePad. (Picture from Neofonie Gmbh via our Crave blog.) The WePad first surfaced in March, an Atom-based 11 inch pad running Android ...

The WePad has already had to cross a few hurdles and overcome some skepticism on it's way to a release, and it's now undergone another big change — it's just been renamed the "WeTab." According to the ...