Sony Tablet S and Tablet P take aim at the iPad
Sony's Tablet S and Tablet P devices feature Nvidia Tegra 2 processors, Android 3.1 or 3.2, unique wedge-shaped and folding form factors, and cloud-based services.
Datamation USB Hub can sync up to 49 iPads
It might seem like overkill, but if your organization uses a lot of iPads, being able to sync up to 49 at a time could be a real boon.
Survey: Negative online reviews change 80 pct of shoppers’ minds
A new survey from Cone Inc. finds almost 80 percent of online consumers reverse purchase decisions based on negative online reviews.
Barnes & Noble numbers buoyed by Nook revenue
Barnes & Noble's brick-and-mortar business slipped a bit, but it's Nook business saw revenue up 140 percent compared to last year.
TomTom Go Live 1535m includes travel apps
TomTom's new Go Live 1535m GPS system includes apps from Expedia, TripAdvisor, Yelp, and Twitter to make travelers' ride smoother.
Samsung to launch own ChatON instant messaging service
Samsung is getting ready to launch its own IM service called ChatON - and in addition to Samsung's Bada and Android, it'll support BlackBerry, iOS, and PCs.
Panasonic updates Lumix line with 3D, Wi-Fi, ans power zoom lenses
Panasonic's latest Lumix cameras feature 3D capabilities, super zooms, and built-in Wi-Fi connectivity.
iPhone hacker Comex takes internship at Apple
The author of JailbreakMe2 and JailBreakme3 has taken an internship at Apple.
CompuExpert offers fish-eye, wide/macro lenses for iPhone 4
Photographers looking for more flexibility with the iPhone 4 camera can now go nuts with magnetic-mount fish-eye and wide/macro lenses.
Garmin revamps nüvi GPS line
Garmin has announced new fewer than 15 new nüvi GPS navigation systems spanning half a dozen product lines. Confused yet?
Assault victim satisfied with Match.com member screening
A woman who was assaulted by someone she met via Match.com has settled her lawsuit against the company, satisfied with Match.com's new member screening.
Apple wins ban on Samsung smartphones in Europe
A Dutch court has banned imports of three Samsung smartphones into Europe as of October 15, ruling Samsung infringes on an Apple photo management patent.
Android devs can now code for Google TV
The Google TV Add-on for the Android SDK means Android devs can (finally) start coding for Google TV.
Apple to devs: stop tracking iOS users by device numbers
In a nod to privacy, Apple has told iOS app developers to stop tracking users by device IDS...which could spell trouble for ad networks.
July a record month for online video; Hulu ruled ads
July 2011 was a record month for online video, according to comScore, with some 180 million Americans watching an average of 18.5 hours of online video during the month.
VTech InnoTab aims at kids
VTech's 5-inch InnoTab is now available for pre-order, offering animated ebooks, a library of approved apps, and popular kids' characters.
Apple’s sales in China overtake Lenovo
For the first time, Apple's sales in China have overtaken China's own Lenovo...although that figure includes iPhones and iPads, not just Macs.