Apple Gets Licenses to Liquidmetal Technology
An SEC filing reveals Apple has an exclusive, worldwide license to virtually all of Liquidmetal's non-crystalline metal alloys..and who know what that means?
For Sale: Barnes & Noble
Barnes & Noble says it wants to "evaluate strategic alternatives" - and that includes selling the company.
X Challenge Offers $1.4 Mln for Oil Spill Cleanup Solutions
The X Prize Foundation is known for fueling private space shots...but now it's going green with a $1.4 million contest for oil spill cleanup solutions.
RIM Working on a ‘BlackPad’ Tablet?
Research in Motion has bought "blackpad.com," fueling rumors it may have settled on a name for a product to take on the iPad.
Sprint Bringing 3G Case to Apple iPod touch?
FCC filings show Sprint is working on a snap-on 3G-capable case for the Apple iPod touch, dubbed "The Peel."
Amazon Kindle Gets Better Screen, Wi-Fi Only Edition
Amazon has refreshed its Kindle ereader with a slimmer design, faster page turns, and a brighter screen...and a Wi-Fi edition that'll cost just $139.
Apple Rolls Out Safari 5.0.1 and Extensions Gallery
Apple has released Safari 5.0.1 for Mac OS X and Windows...and lit up a new Extensions Gallery of downloadable browser add-ons.
Panasonic Jumps Out with 3D Consumer Camcorder
Panasonic's HDC-SDT750 camcorder can capture 3D movie using a conversion lens...and it'll shoot 2D video without it.
Apple iMacs Get Performance Boost, Magic Trackpad
Apple's updated iMacs sport Core i3, i5, and i7 processors, ATI Radeon HD graphics, and a new glass-and-aluminum Magic Trackpad.
Apple Mac Pros Sport Up to 12 Processor Cores
Apple's Mac Pro line now offer up to 12 processor cores, support for six displays, up to 8 TB of storage...and prices starting at $2,499.
Apple Pushing iPhone 4 to 17 More Countries Friday
Hoping to put "antennagate" behind it, Apple is launching the iPhone in 17 more international markets on Friday, July 30 - including Australia and Canada.
