CrunchPad Hamstrung By Unexpectedly High Production Costs?
Last we heard, the CrunchPad budget tablet was set to leap to the market this month with a roughly $399 price tag. Now the rumor…
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LG GD510 POP Lands In UK For Sub-£100 Contract-Free
Remember the LG GD510 POP? The 3-inch touchscreen cellphone is, according to LG, the smallest of its type with a display of that size; unfortunately…
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Sony Ericsson Kurara Leaks Again: 8.1MP S60 AMOLED Smartphone
The floodgates are open and Sony Ericsson's Kurara is spilling through them. Having been spotted in the wild yesterday, the touchscreen Satio sibling has made…
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OS X 10.6.2 Reacquires Atom Support In Latest Dev Build
Having heard earlier this week that Apple had blocked Atom processor support in their latest build of OS X 10.6.2, we're now being told that…
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Microsoft Courier UI Details Leak: Perfect Pen/finger Balance?
Microsoft's Courier project - a dual-display "book" style electronic journal - has been intriguing us since it first leaked back in September, and the latest…
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Olympus PEN E-P2 Launched: New Accessories & Sky-High Pricing
Thanks to previews on the company's own site, the launch of the new Olympus PEN E-P2 Micro Four Thirds camera comes as little surprise. Still,…
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Atlona DVI To Mini DisplayPort Converter For iMac Input
One of Apple's new iMac's most nifty features is their ability to work as a standalone display for an external video source, such as another…
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eStarling Digital Photo Frame Gets Touchscreen & WiFi-N
eStarling's first digital photo frame was roundly panned for being user-unfriendly and having a shonky external wireless dongle. Now the company is back with a…
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Apple App Store Stuffed With Over 100,000 Applications
Last month it was two billion downloads; this month it's over 100,000 applications available: is the Apple App Store really just a headline generator? No,…
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Motorola Droid Review
If you can predict a device's success by site stats then we'd say the Verizon DROID by Motorola is going to be a hit. A…
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Electrobite Bizarre Battery-Powered Trilobite [Video]
Bizarre, metal and electrically powered, if you thought the Cupcake Cars were too cutesy then The Electrobite might be just up your street. Otherwise known…
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Technology Should Be Aspirational Not Confrontational
I had lunch recently with someone who was a recent transplant to NY from Silicon Valley. They commented on what a great thing it was…
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Giger DIY $10k Walking Robot [Video]
Over at Let's Make Robots! Tyberius is showing off Giger, his two-foot tall DIY humanoid 'bot. A roughly 100 hour project so far, Giger runs…
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HP Envy 14 Notebook Tipped: Ideal Core i5 Candidate?
HP's Envy range promises MacBook style at mainstream prices, but is there a gap in-between the 13.1-inch Envy 13 and the 15-inch Envy 15? HP…
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Verizon Early Termination Fee Leaps To $350
We suppose we can't really fault Verizon too much for wanting customers to honor their contracts rather than paying an early termination fee (ETF) of…
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DS And PSP Go Fired Through Walls (Just For The Fun Of It)
Remember how Sony launched a PS3 at a BRAVIA flat-panel TV pretty much just for the fun of it? Well, they seem to have triggered…
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Acer Liquid A1 Gets Previewed: Speedy Android But Little Customization
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 may have been making the Android headlines this week, but it's not the first smartphone running Google's open-source OS to…
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Verizon Confirm Tethering For Motorola DROID In Early 2010
Verizon's apparent intention to show up AT&T and the iPhone at every turn continues, with the latest snook to be cocked being confirmed tethering for…
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Sony Ericsson Kurara HD-Capable S60 Smartphone Leaks
With the XPERIA X10 splayed open for all to see, attention turns to other leaky Sony Ericsson devices and in particular the Kurara. Tipped to…
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Verizon DROID "Stealth" Commercial Leaks [Video]
Bombing customers with the latest smartphone, frightening horses and destroying many seasons' worth of precious forest loam - it's all here in Verizon's latest teaser…
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Spring Design Alex Gets Hands-On; Shows Off New Marvell ARMADA 166E Ebook SoC
Whether or not Barnes and Noble liked it enough to copy it, Spring Design's Alex prototype dual-display ebook reader is certainly nifty enough to capture…
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Litl Webbook Gets Official: "Cloud" Netbook For $699
Given that most netbook press releases look like photocopies of each other, we're particularly intrigued by the Litl Webbook. Spotted last week whipping through the…
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AMD Dorado & Leo Desktop Platforms Tipped For May 2010
AMD are reportedly planning two new desktop platforms which will see a May 2010 launch, at least that's the latest rumor out of motherboard manufacturers.…
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eviGroup Pad Standard UMPC Drops 3G, Gets Cheaper
eviGroup's new 10.2-inch tablet, the Pad, went on sale in its premium 3G-toting form a week ago, but if the €599 plus €30 shipping ($932)…
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Verizon Sued By AT&T Over "Misleading" 3G Adverts
AT&T's occasionally janky 3G coverage has become a generally acknowledged thorn-in-the-side for iPhone users, but the carrier still isn't pleased that arch-rival Verizon Wireless have…
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Gigabyte Booktop M1305 Ultraportable Gets GPU-Toting Desktop Dock [Video]
Gigabyte have always thought a little different with their ultraportables, and their latest model is no different. The Gigabyte Booktop M1305, like the Booktop M1022…
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HTC HD2 Officially Confirmed For US In Early 2010 On "Major Carrier"
No great surprise here - after all, HTC CEO Peter Chou already exclusively confirmed it to us back in October - but HTC have officially…
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