Make Your iPhone Into A Woody - From Trunket
If you want to add a bit more class, or maybe charm, to your iPhone, look no further. Trunket, a company based in Bridgeport, Connecticut,…
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Hexacopter Senses Motion And Breathing Through Concrete Walls
This week TiaLinx has unveiled its Phoenix 40-A unmanned hexacopter (helicopter with six blades) which can sense breathing and motion in buildings on the ground.…
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Samsung Apps Celebrates 100 Million Downloads
Samsung’s application store, Samsung Apps, has just passed the 100 million download mark ten months after it opened. The app store was launched in June…
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The Disruptive Potential Of The Amazon App Store
A few days ago, Amazon's App Store officially opened for business. I've been spending the past few days reflecting and talking with colleagues on the…
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AT&T And Sprint May Divide The Spoils Of T-Mobile
AT&T may have to make some major concessions in order to get FCC approval for its acquisition of T-Mobile, according to analysts at Citadel Securities,…
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South Korea: Interested In Preventing Zombies, Or Just Spying?
South Korea has introduced the "Zombie PC Prevention Bill" in the interest of "promoting the use and propagation of security software". But is that all…
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Steve Jobs: "No Interest" In Radiation Detection App
If you are concerned with radiation levels coming from your cell phone, you can measure it if you have a BlackBerry or an Android phone,…
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HTC Incredible S Review
The first of HTC's new range from Mobile World Congress last month, and tracing a direct line back to a handset almost 12 months old,…
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Brown Dwarf Star Not Hot Enough To Boil Water
In a new discovery that blurs the lines between stars and planets, astronomers at the University of Hawaii have found the coldest brown dwarf star…
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Duke Nukem Forever Delayed. Again. [Video]
If you're responsible for one of the most delayed games of all time, and you have to announce yet another hiccup in the roadmap, you…
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Color Image Sharing App Sorts By Location (& Gets Privacy Zealots Worried)
Privacy advocates and social networking addicts alike are all aflutter over new image sharing app Color today, a start-up with $41m of investment and a…
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Microsoft TV Project Gets New Hardware-Expert Boss
Talk of a Microsoft TV project to take on the Apple TV and Google TV has reignited today, with the news that Microsoft has put…
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Acer Iconia Tab W500 And A500 Tablets Priced And Dated
Acer has confirmed pricing and availability for several models in its Iconia Tab range, with a choice of Windows 7 and Android 3.0 Honeycomb slates to choose…
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iPad 2 International Sales Open With Long Shipping Estimates
As promised, international sales of the iPad 2 have begun, with Australia and New Zealand among the first countries outside of the US to have…
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 590 Official, Attempts To Wear World's Fastest And Quietest Crowns
Poor old AMD; the company got to hold on to the "world's fastest graphics card" title for all of two weeks with the Radeon HD…
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Firefox 4 Beat IE9 Market Share On Launch Day
StatCoutner has offered up the stats on what the market share of Firefox 4 was like and compared the numbers for the launch of IE9.…
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Canon Announces Five New LCD Projectors For Mobile Types
Say the name Canon and most of us will think about digital cameras before anything. Canon also has all sorts of other gear as well…
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Target Announces Nintendo DS Trade In Program
If you have a serious hankering for a new Nintendo 3DS and you have a DS unit around that still works you can trade that…
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Samsung Announces SE-406A Slim External Blu-Ray Combo Drive
Samsung has announced the launch of a new external slim Blu-ray drive that is for the computer market. The new slim drive is called the…
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Aircell Smartphone For Business Jets Runs Android And Lands Later This Year
If the name Aircell sounds familiar it's because we have talked a lot about the firm and its hardware that allows services like Gogo in-flight…
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Ricoh Offers New Firmware For GXR And GR Digital III Cameras
Ricoh has been making digital cameras for a long time now and back in 2009 we talked about the companies GR Digital III camera that…
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Slacker Adds ESPN Personal Sports Radio To Lineup
Sports fans that also like to use Slacker will be glad to hear that the personalized streaming content provider has signed a deal with ESPN…
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iBuypower Offers Three New Battalion 101 Gaming Notebooks With Sandy Bridge
iBuypower is a boutique maker of gaming notebooks and desktop computers. The company has announced that it has three new gaming notebooks in its Battalion…
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Hands-On With The T-Mobile LG G2X Smartphone
Sister site Android Community spent some quality time with the T-Mobile LG GX2 Android smartphone recently and offered up hoards of pics and details on…
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CBS Pulling Some Showtime Content From Netflix
I have only recently become a fan of Netflix streaming and I was glad to see that some of the shows I like from Showtime…
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GeoHot Absconds To South American And Sabotages HDDs Handed Over To Courts
Apparently, George Hotz didn’t like the odds of beating Sony in the suit that Sony is bringing against him for breaking the PS3 utterly and…
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Motorola Buys IPTV Specialist Dreampark For Multi-Screen Video Streaming
Motorola Mobility has snapped up IPTV software specialist Dreampark, intending to wrap up the company's cross-platform TV portal system in Motorola Medios. Dreampark offers a…
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