TechRadar UK examines how the tablet landscape will lie in 2011.

In addition to forecasting more online shopping and showing the geographical distribution of Internet users, the study also shows a dramatic shift toward mobile web use.

Vimeo: "A quick video that shows how the iPad is becoming a viable tool to bring on set - as we know, scripts, storyboards, shot lists and schedules are always changing until the very last second. Being able to download this new material while on location - and being able to reference them (and other videos/reference photographs) on set is a great to have at your fingertips. It sure beats having a stack of papers or folders of images - that are somehow never around at the critical moment that you need them."

"Mobile phones will overtake PCs as the most common Web access devices worldwide by 2013, according to a new forecast by research firm Gartner."

Mike Davidson of Mike Industries examines the rise of Apple and fall of Microsoft. Their ability to provide awesome experiences and what their strategies mean for web developers in the mobile-web era.

Charles McCathieNevile, Chief Standards Officer at Opera answers questions put to him by Mac Slocum for O'Reilly Radar. The topic: What will the browser look like in five years?

Martin Langeveld, a newspaper executive with a background in marketing, PR and strategic planning shares his views on how and why the iPad (and mobile platforms in general) will become dominant platforms in the broadcasting information. Langeveld and his partners run CircLabs Inc. a Silicon Valley-based firm offering a holistic, user-centric suite of solutions aimed at sustaining journalism in a digital world. Fantastic Resource.