Many tech followers are already questioning whether or not the enterprise-grade Cisco Cius tablet has what it takes to be a success. Written by Rachel King, Contributor June 29, 2011 at 8:00 p.m. PT ...

Lots of companies have been rumored to be working on Android tablets this spring in the the wake of the iPad launch, but Cisco became the first to announce an enterprise tablet on Tuesday.

The tablet was bundled with Cisco software like WebEx, Cisco Quad, Cisco Show, and an application for instant messaging. It was also capable of 720p HD video with Cisco TelePresence.

Cisco Systems has announced the Cius tablet, a handheld device designed to help users run business applications and communicate in real time. It will use the Google Android OS, feature a 7-inch ...

Cisco today announced the Cius, a 7-inch Android tablet with some pretty advanced teleconferencing capabilities. It could well become indispensable to business users.

Yup, Cisco is still moving forward with the Cius, its woefully misguided video conferencing and collaboration-focused tablet. Now AT&T has announced that it will be selling the device, which will ...

Cisco Systems Inc is stepping up its push to sell its Cius tablet computers to corporate customers, defying skeptics who say the product is short of the sex appeal and brand recognition it would ...

Cisco is developing a new network to manage the data collected from the Internet of Things, ... IT news briefs: Cisco is developing ‘fog computing’; tablet sales reach 217.1 million.

The Cisco Cius, a 7-inch Android tablet for enterprises, sounded like a hard sell when Cisco introduced it last summer. In fact it's doing so well that the company plans to release at least two ...