The PlayStation 4 has been tipped to bring on a new Sony price slash strategy for the PlayStation 3. Might be time to get on-board with the previous generation! There’s an Obama Brain Activity Map project going on right now that you’ll be surprised isn’t actually mapping the brain of the President himself. The ISS astronaut Chris Hadfield has spoken this week about a variety of topics – fears, dangers, and advice included.

Network logs have tipped off a brand new Nokia Lumia 520 for the masses – without a doubt headed for Mobile World Congress 2013. A new interactive map of the world is showing Apple’s supply chains in detail. That same Russian meteor has been shown to blast some rather strange damage across the landscape. A new Systemic computer has been revealed with the ability to rebuild corrupted data while never, ever crashing.

A rather odd Accel Telecom smartphone has been revealed with in-car connectivity galore – Voyager Connected Car Smartphone it’s called, and you will… maybe want it? The LG Optimus G Pro will be coming to the USA in the second quarter of 2013 with a bit more of a traditional approach – giant displays and high power! Those of you on BlackBerry 7 or 7.1 will be sad to find that YouTube no longer works – the universe has left you behind!

There’s been a bit of a lackluster start for the Wii U with sales well under projections. Meanwhile the Xbox 360 has been the best selling console on the market for its 25th straight month. A brand new artificial retinia has been approved by the FDA for use by the blind.

With the fiasco that was the Boeing 787 Dreamliner’s melting lithium-ion batteries, it would appear that new Airbus models will be skipping inclusion entirely. Microsoft has begun detailing Messenger to Skype transitioning as the final cuts are made. Don’t miss out on the Bigfoot Genome paper published this week – grab on tight! We’ve reviewed a brand new external battery device you’ll see above called the PowerSkin PoP’n – a must see!

The folks at Opera have acquired no less than Skyfire Labs for a fabulous $155 million USD. NVIDIA and Elemental have made a team-up their own with enhanced video processing solutions galore! You’ll want to dive in deep with what very much appears to be a Verizon Samsung Galaxy S IV benchmark before the device is confirmed.

There’s a brand new Wacom display in town, this one coming with pen action for your future drawing needs. Apple has confirmed that they will be squashing the iOS 6.1 Exchange bug rather quickly – right away! Watch out for the Sony PlayStation EyePad in the near future – that’s 3D control for the next-generation PlayStation 4!

NASA has let it be known that they’re working on Orion with parachutes and rocket engines – things are coming along nicely! Biometrics scanning is now a new focus of the US Defense Department – expect to be scanned soon and very soon. The folks at Tesla have decided to destroy the New York Times’ review of the Model S using the car’s own recorded logs. How about that?

The folks at ThinkGeek have created some fabulous geeky scented candles just in time for a late Valentine’s Day gift. Wahoo Fitness is breaking out a fabulous RFLKT iPhone-powered bicycle computer that you’ll be able to get your hands on soon. There’s a new Logitech Webcam C930e out there this week with business users in mind – check it out!

There’s a large Slacker Radio overhaul going on in their efforts to take on Pandora and Spotify. A bit of a break appears to have happened with Flickr as sets of private pics have been pushed publicly. The Intel Web TV plans revealed this week have been given an addendum: this setup will be always watching!

You’ll be glad to find MacBook Pro Retina and Air price slashes along with boosted specs in the mix this week – a perfect combo for massive Apple sales! The Microsoft Surface Pro has been given a break-down and take-apart session by the folks at ifixit. An update of the A&E iPhone app has given users free access to many of the network’s programs.

The British military has admitted hundreds of lost drones that they’ll have to answer for more than once in the near future. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has made it clear that their Microsoft search deal has failed to deliver. The service known as Jawbone MyTALK has been hacked – names, emails, and encrypted passwords have indeed been stolen. Pluto’s moons now have a Vulcan name option thanks to William Shatner.

This week’s State of the Union Address in the USA will have a lovely fireside chat happening directly afterward – join in! Two new Samsung smart cameras have hit the shelves – these are the same units we saw at CES 2013, and they’re hot! It would appear that we’re low on Surface Pro tablets out there in the wild market. Check out the concept for the Apple Willow Glass “iWatch” to blow your mind.

The new HTC One has leaked with both a rendering of its front and a sample photo. It would appear that the non-planet Pluto has a series of moons that need naming. In the hunt for Christopher Dorner, several unmanned drones have been deployed – gotta catch em!

Don’t miss our HP EliteBook 2570p Review by Craig Lloyd – it’s solid!

The first primetime Google Nexus 4 advertisement has been released – after all this time! The Samsung Galaxy Tab Keyboard Dock has been killed here in 2013 – that’s it, that’s all, that’s all there is! Carriers here and there across the planet have been having iOS 6.1 issues both inside and outside of enterprise use. Watch out for the NASA MAVEN spacecraft soon as Lockheed Martin has completed assembly.

You’ll be able to see the first final look at the Gamestick this morning right before it hits production after Kickstarter. The fun folks at DARPA have revealed a 1.8 gigapixel drone camera that’ll be able to target the enemy at 20,000 feet. BlackBerry 10 has been announced as coming with ooVoo for 12 person video chat – weird!

The iPad 4 with 128GB storage has been announced officially complete with Retina display and Lightning connector – and what on earth will you be using that massive amount of storage for? More apps and photos and videos than you can possibly imagine. Crysis 3 Open Beta is now out for Xbox 360 – jump in on the mega-shooting excellence! If you’ve been using the London Tube for free wifi, you’ll be in for a surprise immediately if now soon: costs!

Apple’s Siri has been updated with iOS 6.1 to include movie ticket purchases with Fandango – like magic! Acer has made it clear that they’ve for a bit more faith in Chromebooks than they do in Windows 8 at the moment – watch out for more on the inexpensive end! Then there’s the tiny side of things – Orbis Transform for both Apple Lightning and microUSB in one cord – sweetness!

BlackBerry 10 is just around the corner and we’re seeing more than one bit of evidence that it’s going to come in with a bang – take this movie and music reveal for example – let the media begin! Don’t forget the slightly lower price than originally suspected as well – all out! Barnes & Noble have let it be known that they’ll be closing physical shops galore before the decade is up.

You’ll be glad to see the front and rear of the HTC M7 in a new video – looks rather like we’ll be seeing another Butterfly, yes? The folks at Plastic Logic have teased an always-accurate digital timetable for the very near future – travelers be saved! Have a peek at the Pantech Vega No. 6 with a 5.9-inch display for the Spring and Summer season, full of size!

It appears that RIM will not be purchased by Lenovo if their press team has anything to say about it. There’s a real life tractor beam out there in the real world – full of light! There’s no denying that iOS and Android are dominating the digital landscape with a full-on “duopoly” according to Strategy Analytics for the final quarter of 2012. Be sure to keep your eye to the Vine this week as well – more info on the way!

Those of you working with Netflix streaming video will soon be able to use your smartphone as a remote with DIAL technology – second-screen action ahoy! Call of Duty: Black Ops II is pumping up for a whole lot of double XP action this weekend – don’t miss it! Don’t go anywhere though before you have a peek at our fabulous HTC One SV Review in full color action – 4G LTE for EE in the UK!

Wii U will be working with The Legend of Zelda: Wind Walker soon, and and HD version of the game this Autumn as well! There’s also been a Wii U roadmap of games revealed for those of you who don’t just want Zelda forever. Nintendo has also revealed that virtual console action will be headed your way this Spring – that’s sooner than soon!

The SDK for none other than Windows Phone 7.8 has been released for the developers amongst you – and the hackers, of course. The YouTube release of Gangnam Style has been revealed to have earned $8 million USD thus far – and still going! There’s been word that a Patent Firestorm was threatened by Steve Jobs (allegedly, mind you) directed at Palm if they did not sign a no-hire talent poaching agreement back in 2007 – re-read that one! Finally make sure you’re all about the “proper” PureView technology planned for a Nokia EOS Windows Phone – soon!

Over at Intel you’ll find a new batch of budget-friendly Ivy Bridge processors from all angles. The group known as Kantar World Panel has made it clear that the 2012 Q4 smartphone champion is the iPhone by a giant margin as Android appears to gain a lot of deserters – strange way to put it! AT&T has made an announcement that they’ll be bringing on a full purchase of Alltel for a cool $780 million USD.

Those of you in love with HTC’s user interface for smartphones will be glad to see Sense 5 leaking in full with a lovely aesthetic that’s utterly pared-back compared to past iterations. Verizon has announced a hearty Q4 2012 loss and blamed it on Hurricane Sandy as well as pension costs. It’s time for Firefox OS to hit the smartphone universe with a couple of developer smartphones you’re going to Orange. I mean love!

MySpace’s relaunch is in a bit of trouble – maybe – as they’ve been accused of using music that may not be theirs – dear, oh dear. Paypal has announced that they’re making a full overhaul a reality in the coming months. The folks at MSI have announced a budget tablet with the name Enjoy 71 for the masses, and SteelSeries has unveiled their newest gaming keyboard with aspirations for colorful game-on action.

The folks behind Memoto have delayed the life-logging camera but are adding in a digital compass for fun. Eric Schmidt and his daughter Sophie have been there and back again to nowhere less than North Korea. Real-life Mario Kart is being made real in a demonstration of RFID-tagged boosters throughout a real-deal course with go-carts – amazingly amazing! RIM’s own CEO has tipped the idea that they could sell their hardware devision after the launch of BlackBerry 10 – quite the pre-event note!

If you’ve not seen the HTC M7 in a set of supposedly real photographs, now’s your chance. If you’re living in the USA and love the PlayStation Store, you may be super gloriously happy to find that you can use PayPal there now as well as your cold hard cash. Intel is working non-stop at the moment to bring on technology that’ll hopefully help Stephen Hawking to continue to communicate as his body continues to deteriorate.

Be sure to check our new Acer Predator AG3620 Review complete with Windows 8 and a beastly set of hardware innards!

The lovely beast known as the Alfa Romeo 4C will be coming to the USA next year – that’s 12 months or more from now, so get out your crying eyes. The folks at EA and GlassLab have announced a student-friendly title by the name of SimCityEDU. Those of you familiar with the way we currently understand human DNA to be structured will find a quadruple helix DNA in a human cell to be quite the announcement via scientists at Cambridge University.

The company by the name of JK Imaging has – perhaps – leaked a new Kodak micro four thirds shooter to the world. There’s also been a leak of a possible LG Optimus G Pro – how much more wild can it get? BlackBerry 10 has been previewed once again with carriers readying for RIM.

The Mona Lisa has been laser’d to the moon with some fabulous science magic – 240,000 miles of distance. There’s a bit of a four-day beta coming up for Sim City starting on the 25th of January that you’ll probably want to check in on. Owners of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 will be glad to find an Android 4.1 Jelly Bean upgrade waiting for them soon and very soon.

There’s a wild new 12-lead EKG machine being launched for Android tablets and smartphones. Nokia has released some 3D printing files for the cases of their Lumia lineup. The magazine known as Hearst is now officially releasing copies to the iPad before it hits the newsstand. Expect a whole lot more in the surprise arena between here and Mobile World Congress 2013 – it’s the wild west, east, north, and south until then!

Microsoft has released a multi-OS app by the name of HelpBridge for emergency relief – Windows Phone, iOS, and Android included. The folks at NTT DoCoMo have tipped January 22nd for the release of the Sony Xperia Tablet Z. ASUS has made it clear that they’re thinking about a Windows 8 smartphone for the near future.

Canada has decided they’ll be denying the USA access to Megaupload server data. Insiders have tipped the idea that AT&T will be acquiring Europe – or at least a mobile carrier therein. Domo the Journey is chomping it’s way to the USA with big ol’ teeth.

Hero Image: have a peek at our Review of the Beta release of AirDroid 2 – take photos remotely, but don’t expect them to be extremely hot!

Restaurant inspection scores have been added to Yelp in an effort to clean up New York and San Francisco. The Amazon MP3 store has been added to the iPhone and iPod touch. And above all else, be sure to check out Chris Davies’ column on if every phone is the Facebook phone.

Google Glass (or Project Glass if you prefer) has launched several new news bits, one of them sort of shunning international developers as USA developers are called in to work. The big Google Glass developer events are in San Francisco and New York, mind you. Researchers are projecting wearables like Google Glass to surge by 2017, due in no small part to the release of Google Glass here in 2013.

You’ll be able to pick up the game the Cave starting on January 22nd. There’s been a rather sizable accusation today by AMD that former employees had raided document shelves prior to moving to NVIDIA – this is a big deal even (and perhaps especially) if it isn’t true. If you’re hoping for Pokemon on your iPhone, it might be coming soon.

You’ll want to see the tablet known as Kite HD, running both Ubuntu Linux and Android with a quad-core processor under the hood. There’s a deal going on right now with Windows 8′s app collection where the developer favorite gets their own television advertisement. And don’t go any further today before you realize that Jerry McDougal has resigned.

Delta has revealed a fabulous new app for the iPad bringing a glass bottom to your airplane ride. The PlayStation 4 has been teased for a pre-E3 reveal in May. The case known as ClamCase Pro has been shown off this week as a way to turn your iPad into a notebook.

The newest version of MySpace has been revealed with Justin Timberlake luring in new users with a promise of a brand new music track. You’ll want to have a peek at the Hyundai HCD-14 concept as it shows its face for the first time at the North American International Auto Show.

The Cadillac ELR has been brought forth with a blend of EV and luxury styling. Panasonic appears to have pushed forth past CES with a release of a full array of 3D cameras complete with 3D panorama modes. Check out the new Borderlands 2 DLC this week in Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt – it’s strange! And if you’re in China this week, you’ll be seeing the cellular versions of the iPad mini and the iPad 4 (with retina display) hitting stores for the first time!

There’s an amazing Valve-signed Portal Gun up for auction right now for charity – just about as close to the real thing as you’re going to get! You can now work with Amazon Instant Video with your Google TV. There’s a report out there that basically noone uses their Smart TV to full capacity.

Apple has been fined a drop in the bucket in China for a copyright violation. RIM is set to pay Nokia significantly more than a drop in the bucket for their very first patent settlement with the group. You’ll want to check out the rumors surrounding the next-generation Motorola DROID RAZR M HD – it’s higher-definition, imagine that!

There’s been a bit of a break in the new Facebook Poke app in which sneaky users are able to keep video for extended periods of time. You’ll be able to pick up The Walking Dead for cheap this afternoon on Xbox Live – ironic! Sony has ended the PS2 in Japan – the end of an era!

CES 2013 will be the home to some next-level SDHC memory card technology from Toshiba going by the name TransferJet. The folks making the Android-based console gaming machine OUYA have detailed some special edition translucent developer editions. And what’s this – McAfee labs have decided they know the future and have predicted that Anonymous attacks will decline through the next 12 months – like magic!

If you’re getting pumped up about Redbox Instant, today’s the day you’ll want to get in on the waitlist – it has begun! Those of you working with a massive 4K TV should take heed with Sony PlayMemories Studio as it’s got full support now, here, this week! Meanwhile the Nintendo Wii U’s TVii app is coming to the USA and Canada on December 20th.

The folks at Kodak have begun selling imaging patents for $525 million and have tossed in a few lawsuit settlements as well. LG Smart TVs will now have Napster, Deezer, and more in their app drawer. Cassini has snapped a photograph as it sits in Saturn’s shadow – have a peek without a doubt.

The LG Magic Remote has been refreshed with Siri-style speech recognition and a lovely new shape. The Google EU antitrust suit is nearing its end. Many carriers in the UK have confirmed their support for BlackBerry 10, and a Nokia Windows RT tablet has been tipped for February 2013.

The folks at Cisco are reportedly chasing Linksys while their consumer segment takes off into outer space as well. The privacy policy for Instagram will be changing on January 16th with Facebook data sharing on the cut. The Nokia Lumia 920 will be getting a software upgrade sometime this month.

Over at Halfbrick studios have their full iOS catalog up for sale for FREE – today only. The BlackBerry 10 Technical Preview Program has begun for enterprise customers on the super important side of the tracks. The new Borderlands 2 Hammerlock DLC has been leaked in a big way.

Sprint has purchased Clearwire for $2.2 billion dollars. Twitter attempted (earlier than Facebook) to purchase Instagram for $525 million dollars. Dell attempted to have Microsoft use a name other than Windows RT and the Google UK chief has blamed LG for “scarce” LG Nexus 4.

The folks at Leap Wireless and MetroPCS have begun offering up mobile phone financing for those of us with small amounts of cash to drop at once. If you’re all about prepaid cash cards, you’ll be glad to know that PayPal My Cash Card has been launched. Shipping time for the iPad mini has been lowered to a week. Facebook has been updated on mobile devices for both Android and iOS.

The Star Wars icon known as The Death Star has been petitioned up to the point where the White House will technically have to respond to it with a message. The folks at US Immigration and Customs will be testing out BlackBerry 10 in 2013. The Australian police have issued an official warning against Google Maps as they did earlier about Apple Maps.

You can now postpone “shipping” of gifted apps for Apple’s App Store. The United States has voted no freaking way against the United Nations Telecommunications Treaty. And of course, as you should well know, NASA will soon be crashing probes into the moon deliberately – not just for fun, but almost!

Over at Adobe’s Lightroom 4.3 you’ll find a massive HiDPI Retina update for your super high definition devices. The Hubble telescope has begun spotting ancient galaxies with a massively old set of photos – Ultra Deep Field! Google Maps for iOS has reached the number 1 download spot in less than 12 hours since its release. The folks at Sprint have offered up $2.1 billion bucks for Clearwire just so long as the Softbank deal goes through.

Those of you waiting for the Mercedes 2014 E-Class will have to wait no longer – here it is! The folks at have dumped smartphones worldwide as the Windows touch universe takes hold. The Vodafone Sure Signal 2 has shed a massive amount of bulk in favor of a 3D blackspot fill.

The Samsung Galaxy Note III has been tipped for 2013 with a massive 6.3-inch display – soon Samsung will catch em’ all! There’s a Google Magazine now in the UK. Up on the Saturn moon Titan, a “mini Nile” has been discovered. Google has made a move to take on all iOS mapping top to bottom with a release of their SDK – that’s for developers wanting to use Google Maps data for their app – hot stuff!

The next generation Maserati Quattroporte has been revealed to battle Porsche’s “4-door bruiser.” There’s a Twitter update coming with Instagram-fighting photo filters – but not quite yet! Three private space firms have been rewarded $30 million USD to work with NASA – by NASA.

Up on Mars it appears that the Curiosity rover may have a fatal flaw in its drill. Automotive seats have been shown to be working with Bluetooth and self-adjusting insides – keeping you comfortable no matter what. There’s a Kickstarter campaign in the works right this minute that takes VLC to Windows 8.

The folks at Skifta have released info on a streaming speaker deal that’ll take on Sonos and Airplay. Yahoo has launched a brand new email web client. The Facebook privacy poll has been closed and Facebook becomes a little less private. Be sure to check out our brand new Acer Aspire 7600U Review from top to bottom!

A brand new Chevy Test Track has gone live over at none other than Disney World. The GPS app ecosystem known as Scout from Telenav has released free turn-by-turn voice-assisted navigation for the iPhone. Judge Koh has made an announcement that she actually wants to see “global peace” between Apple and Samsung.

The FCC has spoken with the FAA about how not cool their regulations are on gadgets during flights – get ready to play Words With Friends at take-off, Alec Baldwin. The HTC Windows Phone 8S is now available at Three in the UK. Gullies have been discovered on the Vesta asteroid pointing toward possible flowing water.

BMW has issued a recall on 2009 through 2012 models of the X5 diesel SUV – that’s no joke! Over at China Unicom there’s more and more reservations mounting up over the iPhone 5. There’s a bit of an Amazon Appstore boom going on right now as a result of the Kindle Fire tablet lineup. And don’t forget about oddities – Netflix CEO Reed Hastings may be in trouble with the SEC over a Facebook post!

There are now 235 million Google+ users in the Google+ universe, believe it or not! The Google+ universe also has a new element by the name of Google+ Communities The BMW Concept 4 Series Coupe has been previewed as a mid-range “lust magnet” as Chris Davies calls it – lust magnet indeed!

Apple has made a few announcements today via its CEO Tim Cook starting with the fact that they’ll be making products in the USA starting in 2013. Meanwhile Cook has again said that Apple TV is “an area of intense interest”. Meanwhile Apple and Samsung are back in court over the $1 billion dollar fine laid upon the latter earlier this year.

Analysts have now claimed that Microsoft’s big bet with the Surface tablet (the RT version, as that’s the only one out thus far) will yield just around 500,000 Surface RT units sold, and it’s not good news. Warhammer games is about to get some help from SEGA and Creative Assembly. For those of you looking to work with the iPad mini with EE in the UK, you’ll be able to do so for just £50 – with a 2-year contract, of course.

The man from Google by the name of Schmidt has made it clear once again that he’s not all about the patent war at all. The folks at Phillips, LG, Samsung, and three others have been fined for TV component price-fixing. If you’re looking for a brand new vehicle this upcoming season, you might want to take a peek at the Audi RS 6 Avant wagon.

The video group known as Plex has launched an official Windows 8 app for touch-friendly action. Nokia has revealed a brand new device by the name of Lumia 620 – you’ll want to check out our Nokia Lumia 920 hands-on as well as our original announcement post for all the happy details. Over at Amazon there’s a new system called FreeTime Unlimited, building on the original FreeTime with an unlimited media download and stream addition.

The app for Foursquare on iOS has been updated with a brand new check-in process. The Sonos for iOS app has also been updated to add streaming for your on-device music – that’s an AirPlay competitor indeed. And it wouldn’t be a full morning without a computing release – HP has revealed an HP EliteBook Revolve up for its business tablet environment – and it plugs in to a keyboard, too.

Microsoft is bringing on another Xbox 360 packaging, this time fully prepared for the holidays with Training on its mind. Apple has once again filed a patent application for wireless iPhone charging. The Amazon Lovefilm service has been launched for Nintendo Wii.

Facebook Messanger has been re-released without need for Facebook – allowing you to register with just your name and cell-phone number. Meanwhile Facebook has been working with a Sponsored Stories settlement offer, this being found to have “no obvious deficiencies” by a judge this week. Facebook Messenger has also been released for Firefox believe it or not.

Don’t forget your Sean John video sweater for that perfect Christmas gift. Velocity Micro has revealed a brand new Edge AIO computer for the future of touch on your desktop. The folks at Nokia have sold their Espoo, Finland headquarters this week, but are now renting it back – imagine that! Don’t forget to check out our Verizon iPad mini 4G review as well!

A South Korean rocket was called off at launch – right down to the count-down, in fact. The Samsung Galaxy Note II launches this week on Verizon with 4G LTE: we’ll be bringing on some hands-on action to you very, very soon! The folks at Nintendo are apologizing for the Wii U and its update nightmare while the Wii Mini lurks in the shadows.

Over at the LA Car Show you’ll want to take a look at the Hyundai Veloster C3 concept as well as the brand new Volkswagen Beetle. The Porsche 2013 Cayman has also been revealed as well as the Jaguar XFR-S, complete with 550HP ready to cut you in half. Don’t forget the 2013 Fiat 400 Abarth Cabrio for your futuristic Asphalt racing.

According to a supply chain source, orders for the Microsoft Surface RT have been cut in half. The Wii U has been released in the UK just a bit earlier than expected. Sharp is in talks with Dell, Intel, and Qualcomm about $240 million bucks and the IGZO.

Apple has successfully gotten Samsung Galaxy devices banned in the Netherlands. You’ll be glad to know that Vimeo for iPhone has been updated for easier video creation. Skype for iOS has also been updated with Microsoft account login and animated emoticons (finally! right?)

The entire Curiosity Mars Mission has been classified “history books” worthy by NASA. Science has also spoken up (in general) about a lovely Nuclear engine for deep space exploration.

Vehicle news continues then with the new TMG Sports 650 on the Lexus luxobarge you’re going to need to see to believe. There’s a new Desire short film for Jaguar starring Damien Lewis.

The TomTom navigation app has updates for both iOS 6 and the iPhone 5 but gone is Google Local Search – wonder why? The folks at Mugen have brought forth a massive 6400 mAh battery for the Samsung Galaxy Note II. The operating system known as webOS has returned as a very slow-moving Android homescreen replacement app – more production soon! Also bigfoot is real apparently – check it out!

Those of you that braved the web for Cyber Monday yesterday will be glad to know that you’ve reached $2 billion in sales across the Earth. The Nintendo TVii will be launching on December 8th for those lucky users out there with the Wii U in Japan, Europe, and the USA. The top sales spot for smartphones in the past 12 weeks leading up to October 28th belongs to the iPhone 5 according to Kantar.

Lovers of the game Grand Theft Auto V – well before its released – have started a petition to get the game ported to the PC. Our best buddy Minnesota has been found hoarding moon rocks – woopsie! The Wii Mini has been revealed with no internet and a $99.99 price tag for Canada exclusively – and new software too, of course.

Apple has revealed that the iMac (the newest ones) will be popping up on November 30th, while the larger of the two will be appearing in December. It would appear that two of Saturn’s moons have Pac-Man on them. The Large Hadron Collider has potentially discovered New Matter.

The device known as Raspberry Pi is about to get Minecraft for great justice. Meanwhile BlackBerry is ready to bring on Carrier Billing with BlackBerry App World for over 50 carriers. Microsoft is promising to remain faithful to the Surface with Windows RT for at least four years – kind of them!

If you are indeed looking for Cyber Monday deals, you might want to start with the $129 Kindle Fire. If you’re ready for a super-inexpensive notebook, you might want to think about a Chromebook – but perhaps wait for a touchscreen edition. In other news – that’s never going to happen. Sony is coming out strong with a massively impressive 20.5-inch OLED display for medical use.

Facebook is once again pushing employees to create a better app for Android. Have a peek at our Nokia Asha 205 “Facebook Phone” in all its multicolored glory. Watch out for Apple HTC patent agreement snags and Nintendo Wii U Mini as well.

The USA has been accused of hacking France, but they’re denying it. The hottest machine on the market Jaguar XFR-S has been teased with big cat sedan aspirations. The Sharp Cocorobo has been shown off with smartphone app controls and the ability to work with your television.

Those of you using the iPhone 5 with iOS 6 on AT&T will be allowed to use FaceTime with cellular data starting today – if you’re lucky. A fat Windows 8 security flaw has been spotted allowing pirates to activate their builds legitimately at no cost. The Apple spaceship campus has been tipped to be completed just a bit later than originally expected.

Gamers looking for a new MMO should keep their eyes on the newly launched PlanetSide 2 as its up this week for absolutely no cost to you! A super sleek new Mazda2 B-Spec racecar is peeking out the window today with lovely colors on white. The NTSB is dumping BlackBerry in favor of the iPhone 5. Keep your eyes on Jolla’s Sailfish as MeeGo is reborn in a new set of Carrier and Chip deals signed this week.

It would appear that the minors out there hoping to work with the Nintendo Wii U on the Nintendo Network will have to pay $0.50 each – registration working with their parent’s credit cards, in this case. The Wii U teardown that everyone knew was coming has shown none other than Miracast – everyone’s favorite wireless standard technology for the future! The Drobo 5N is coming soon with ethernet connectivity to keep you up and running online all the time! The CEO of Intel is planning on retiring in 2013 – in May, to be precise.

Be sure to check our the column Sales Mean Nothing: Call of Duty Has Gone Stale by Don Reisinger. Have a peek at the column The iPad mini won me over (and Star Trek is to blame) by Chris Davies.

There’s been a beastly solar prominence captured on video – watch out for the sun! Apple is apparently mulling Apple Maps and Siri for OS X 10.9. Meanwhile the iMac’s newest models are being sent out from distributors rather soon – before 2013, against previous rumors.

In a bit of a “woopsie” moment, it appears that Android 4.2 Jelly Bean+ has deleted the month of December from the People app. There have been more than a few Windows Phone 8 users reporting battery problems and random reboots – see if you match up! A leaked roadmap has shown Intel Atom running up with a next-generation tablet processor for its family portrait.

There’s a fabulous sun-less planet out there this week (not that it wasn’t there before, but still), just staring at us, laughing. The CEO of Tesla Motors has made it clear that electric trucks and self-driving cars are in the future for the company. Google Mars has since 2009 become clearer than what Google is able to offer here on Earth – can you guess why?

Have a peek at any of several new reviews we’ve got up this week, starting with the two newest: the Olympus Stylus XZ-2 digital camera and the Otaku Camera app for iOS! Also take a peek at the new LG Optimus L9 and the Nokia Lumia 810, both of them out now for T-Mobile!

After the January reveal of the BlackBerry 10 platform, it’s been assured by the COO that there will be sales “not too long after”. There’s a Xiaomi Box out there this week getting pumped up about taking on Apple TV and Google TV. The Gibbs Quadski has begun production in Detroit.

Nintendo has added Wii U details to the fray and made it clear that there will be no Wii GamePad screen play. The project known as Projecto has been added to Kickstarter with intentions of making your Instagram into a Viewmaster. Nest has a competitor this week in Tado, a smartphone-controlled heating system.

Crytek is celebrating the fifth anniversary of the original Crysis game today – hooray! Samsung has made it clear that they have “no intention” of settling with Apple over legal matters. There’s a Skype hack out there that supposedly steals your account with no more than your email – stay tuned for a statement from Skype on this one.

Those of you hoping to use the GoPro Android app are in luck – it’s out today! There’s an update for YouTube out there today as well with Nexus Q-like integration with Google TV. Jawbone UP has been reborn for $130 with full iPhone integration – good luck to you Android owners.

The SugarSync 2.0 public beta has been released for everyone on both iOS and Android. Over at Microsoft the man known as Steven Sinofsky is said to be leaving over a failed CEO ultimatum. It would appear that OtterBox has acquired WrapSol.

Check out the new Vuzix Smart Glasses M100 that’ll be taking on Google’s Project Glass in 2013. Have a peek at the Lumen Smart Bulb seeking funding this week. The Android 4.2 manual update has gone live for the Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 7.

There’s a brand new Halo 4 playlist out there with SWAT and a new Spartan Ops episode for your enjoyment. Commercial licenses are now available for Microsoft Office 2013 RT. If you want DirectX 11.1, you’ll need to be using Windows 8. You know you’re a giant game when screenshots warrant a news release.

NVIDIA Tesla K20X-accelerated Titan supercomputer has been named the world’s fastest – and commands more computational power than the top 10 from last year combined! If you’re waiting for BlackBerry 10, you’ll be glad to year that it’s all about RIM’s big day on January 30 with two new phones on the books.

Apple has also been dealing with Samsung’s rising mobile processor costs – this of course having nothing to do with their legal war. Right? Get ready for the AMD FirePro S10000 server graphics card, ready for purchase soon. Windows Phone 8′s Skype preview is ready for action today. There’s a perfect cloaking device out there today as well, made by scientists for the greater good of Harry Potter enthusiasts everywhere.

T-Mobile has released third quarter earnings with slightly less than encouraging results. There’s a lovely near-complete mammoth skeleton sitting in the outskirts of Paris – just discovered this week. The Scion iQ has been recalled by Toyota – make sure you keep your eyes peeled if you own one.

Be sure to check out our ever-so-lovely review of the Philips hue. It’s a lightbulb you’re certainly going to want to get to know better!

A giant patent suit has been filed against Google, Intel, and more for encrypting web traffic filed in their archives. Over in Egypt, internet porn has been banned. Foursquare has been updated for iOS to allow you to mention friends not attached to the service.

You’ll be working with in-game streaming for Black Ops II via YouTube. Third quarter results in China show that the iPhone is no longer top-five with lower-priced phones taking it out of the top tier. Apple meanwhile has won a rectangle with rounded corners patent for the iPad. The world’s most popular phone in the third quarter of this year was the Samsung Galaxy S III.

The folks at HP have entered into Linux Foundation Platinum for $500,000 USD. Apple has announced that they’ve sold 3 million new iPads in their first weekend on the market – but they’re not saying which units sold how much. Steve Ballmer is insisting that Windows 8 will ramp quite quickly.

Check out the column called Why I’m OK with the Death of Consoles as written by Don Reisinger. Be sure to peek at our massive Nokia Lumia 920 review in all it’s glory.

The Wii U will be out in kiosks starting today – but wont be up for sale for a while yet (November 18th.) Sony has released their Sony Reader app for iOS – on the app store now! Alien life has been decidedly knocked down in all likelihood, so say scientists studying asteroids.

The Samsung Galaxy Camera has been priced and dated for the UK. The UK also has Skype pre-paid cards starting today. The dominance of the iPad has been tipped to slide as Samsung and Amazon ramp up. The PlayStation 3 is headed to China – maybe! The iPad mini has been torn down once again to show a price of $188 USD.

You’ll soon be able to get your Twizy EV with windows – not the operating system, the actual see-through panels of glass. Polls have indicated that people are disinterested in Windows 8. You can now buy the NOOK Simple Touch in the UK.

The hacker collective known as Anonymous may very well be jumping on Zynga right this minute – so watch out for that. You’re going to want to check out all you can on the new GPU-intensive TITAN supercomputer just unveiled this morning. The folks at Amazon have sent out an attack ad on the Kindle Fire HD and the iPad mini.

We’ve got a full review of Livescribe Sky Wifi right this minute. You’ll want to take a peek at our hands-on with iPad-controlled LED lightbulbs from Philips – hue, that is. The Nokia Lumia 822 has been revealed by Verizon, that is a Windows Phone 8 device for $100 with 4G LTE. Today you’ll also have your first look at the late Steve Jobs’ yacht – it’s very sharp.

It’s time for Android to get serious about tablets, mind you, with 41% of the market hitting in the third quarter of this year – and they’ve set a cool world record, too. Samsung’s third quarter financial results have shown $7.4 billion in profits, well exceeding expectations. The Windows Store has been launched for Windows 8 and will indeed be selling ESRB “Mature” games like Call of Ducy: MW3 and Skyrim.

The Apple Store has begun selling iPad minis with sales and supplies being different depending on where you live. Apple also added 8 new currencies to their App Store and have adjusted prices globally.

The company has had to post its “Samsung didn’t copy” notice on its webpage in the UK, and it’s majorly passive-aggressive. Take a trip down supply numbers lane too to see if Apple got its supply right or if not one whole heck of a lot of people are buying an iPad mini. If you’re looking for a white iPad mini, you might be out of luck.

The most massive television you’ll ever have set your eyes upon is now available in the USA – that’s the LG 84-inch 4K for $20K. Samsung took home another win with reports that they beat Nokia again for the third quarter in a row after Nokia had held the record for 14 years previous. Researchers at Berkeley Lab have restored a 134-year-old recording that’s a lovely 78 seconds long and of the very first musical performance ever recorded. Listen to it now!

It’s suddenly 1993 again as a group releases the making-of the Velociraptor for the students of the Stan Winston School of Character Arts. It’s also time to end a rather old relationship if tips are to be believed, that being the Apple/Samsung LCD business, tipped to be cut due to bad blood and a new pricing strategy gone wrong. The retro updates continue with a brand new cassette tape prototype that’s able to store a whopping 35 terabytes of data.

We’ve got three reviews of products you’ll be freaking out over, the first of them being no less than a full Windows 8 review in all its glory. We’ve also got a Samsung Series 3 Chromebook review and a Libratone Zipp review as well – AirPlay on the go!

There’s been a discovery of a completely unknown Roman catacomb this week with no more than a stray cat archeologist bringing it out to light. Windows 8 will be blasting forth with a new Skype app for the masses. A home-striking meteorite has appeared this past week – consider yourself lucky that it didn’t smack your car instead.

There’s a brand new Google Glass in town, this time bringing engineer-grade wearable technology to the forefront with the name Motorola Solutions HC1. Samsung’s flexible AMOLED technology has been delayed until 2013. Those of you in to the world of NAS will be glad to see the wild universe of Synology’s quad-tuner DVDs with remote placeshifting.

If you really want to look forward to the future, you’ll freak out at the leak surrounding the Google event on the 29th of October – Jelly Bean 4.2 plus LG Nexus 4, Nexus 7 3G, and the new Nexus 10 tablet as well. There’s been a leak of the HTC DLX that you’ll want to have a peek at.

If you head down to your local Microsoft Store you could potentially get a Surface launch day reservation in your name. The Samsung Galaxy S III is coming to MetroPCS rather quickly. Sony will not be issuing any Jelly Bean updates inside the year 2012, and everything named Xperia before 2012 will not be getting an update at any time, no matter what. There’s a lovely time lapse video out there today showing the space shuttle Endeavour’s final mission.

The folks at Fujitsu are bringing the heat to Windows 8 with the Esprimo X913-T multitouch all-in-one as well as a collection of Windows 8 tablets. If you’re waiting for the Nissan Juke-R, you’ll be crying when you see the first one on the road soon. The new name for 4K TV sets is Ultra High Definition, or Ultra HD, according to the Consumer Electronics Association.

The game Marvel: War of Heroes has been launched for iOS and Android, both at once. The BBC iPlayer has received the coveted Jelly Bean upgrade this week. The game Skylanders Giants is set to be popping up by the 21st of October, right in time for the holiday season. The iCade 8-bitty from ThinkGeek is also out on the market – right this minute! Finally – but not least of all – you’ll be glad to know that an “expert” has said that the Microsoft Surface is not sharper than the iPad – check the details!

You’ll have a fabulous time taking a look at our hands-on with Sharp’s AQUOS TAB SHT21 with IGZO screen, ready to keep you up in arms against the rest of the LCD warriors. The staff at Microsoft is learning now how to tell the difference between Windows 8 and Windows RT. Twitter has used its country censorship block for the first time ever.

There’s a bit of the ol’ sell-out happening at Microsoft this week as they’ve got no more pre-orders available for the $499 version of the Surface RT – imagine that! There’s a report out there that says Apple may acquire the dying Color app family – or just parts of it, perhaps.

Toshiba has also begun pre-orders of its Windows 8 PCs by the boatload. There’s a lovely Android event appearing in invites for the 29th of October – we smell Nexus! There’s been a ruling on Apple’s request to seal financial documents which says that no, Apple may not have those documents sealed. Verizon has let it be known that 651,000 iPhone 5 units have been sold in the third quarter of this year alone, that being just a tiny slice, comparatively, to their 6.8 million smartphones sold altogether.

It’s time for Newsweek to go all digital with their final print magazine being complete here in 2012. There’s a new bit of science that’s saying it’s possible that the moon and Earth were once one in the same. Acer as refreshed a few desktops for Windows 8 including the Acer Aspire ME and XC. There’s a new Acer Iconia A110 out there that’s bringing on a new chapter in the inexpensive tablet universe.