Though Guy Kawasaki basically invented Apple evangelism, now he's an Android devotee. At last week's ReadWrite Mix event, Kawasaki explains his technology choices to ReadWrite editor-in-chief Dan Lyons.

ReadWrite took three of the most powerful new tablets and pitted them against each other via in-depth tests of three crticial areas:

1. User interface.
2. Web browsing (especially how it deals with Flash).
3. Document sharing and printing in an enteprise environment.

Watch the video for insight on which tablet might be right for you - and your company:

For more on the Surface, check out:

Microsoft Surface vs. Apple iPad: Head To Head Comparison [Video]
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ReadWrite pits the Microsoft Surface with Windows RT against the third-generation New iPad. We try 5 standard tasks to see which machine is faster:

1. Loading a website
2. Downloading an app
3. Typing a sentence
4. Opening the camera and snapping a picture
5. Running and viewing multiple apps at once.

Watch the video to see which machine wins!

Apple announced the iPad Mini, a 13-inch MacBook Pro with retina display, a sleek new iMac, and even more hardware and software updates at an event today. Here's the recap.

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There are a lot of ways to get your 2012 Olympics fix. Here's how to do, whether or not you're a cable subscriber.

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Touchscreens have proven fertile ground for physics-based puzzle games. While slingshot-knocking, match-3-dropping, ragdoll-flinging titles tend to dominate the genre, we love one game in particular for abandoning the formula and letting players partake in - you guessed it - bridge building.

Bridge Constructor will have you managing budgets and selecting building materials in an attempt to get vehicles across gaps of increasing sizes. The game's refreshing simplicity and challenging learning curve make it the perfect hump-day app.

If you have room for one more zombie game on your mobile device, it should definitely be Madfinger's Dead Trigger. With next-gen particle effects, ragdoll physics, and meticulously detailed environments, this first person shooter is well worth 99 cents.