Amazon has launched an iPad app for its Instant Video streaming service, allowing you to watch free movies and TV shows on your iPad. We go hands on to learn the good and bad aspects of the new app.
A complete wrapup of Google I/O 2012 so far including the Nexus 7 tablet, Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), Project Glass, Google+ Events, Google Play magazines, and the Nexus Q.
The Sony Xperia Ion launched on AT&T over the weekend and Asus today revealed that the Transformer Pad Infinity will hit shelves in July. Our thoughts on both devices.
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins has another article in The Globe and Mail, this time answering reader questions in response to his editorial about BlackBerry 10 last week.
Fujifilm has developed an Android app that lets you take a picture of a physical document or newspaper and automatically wraps the text as you zoom in, making it much easier to read documents.
The LG Optimus 4X HD is now available in Germany and will soon spread throughout Europe, bringing its large screen, new UI, and quad-core processor to the spoiled masses.
Intel has big plans. An anonymous source claims that more than a dozen Intel-based Windows 8 devices will be released in November: some tablets, some laptops, and some 'hybrids.' After that, the chipmaker plans to court Apple.
A new survey by a Web site that targets price conscious consumers shows that 52 percent of them would be super pumped if Apple were to release a 7-inch iPad Mini for $250. Is anyone startled by this?
NYC subways are finally about to enter the 21st century and get Wi-Fi access. Boingo has partnered with the New York City Transit Authority to deliver wireless Internet to the city's train stations. It won't be free, however.
Today, Google Drive launched, offering cheap cloud storage to everyone, but thanks to the efforts of the entertainment industry and bills like CISPA, it may not be safe to use any cloud storage services right now.
Our complete rundown of the newly announced new iPad from Apple (iPad 3). The Retina display, quad-core graphics processor, iSight, iPhoto and more detailed.
Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed that new Super Mario Bros. and Pikmin games will be shown at E3 2012. We speculate on what they might be like.
Famous French designer Philippe Starck has said that he is designing a new product with Apple and that it's coming out later this year, but Apple is denying everything. The controversy and some pictures of Starck's work below.
We've got two new viral videos for you: Tenacious D's epic return to form and a kid who created a completely mechanical scientific calculator in Minecraft.
After trashing the Kindle Fire for not having enough RAM or Storage space, Barnes & Noble has released a new $200 Nook Tablet with half the RAM and half the storage of the original model.
Verizon and Redbox are teaming up to create a new subscription service that will compete with Netflix. We imagine some of the ways the new service might work, from how it will integrate the Redbox DVD kiosks to what kind of content it will offer online customers. And we hope Verizon doesn't have Dish Network's attitude.
Our impressions of the new version of Google Music, which now lets you download your entire music library to a PC or Mac. Unfortunately, it doesn't work as described, and Google's download limitations make it difficult to have a good experience.
HTC Flyer owners rejoice. The Wi-Fi version of the 7-inch tablet is now getting an update to Android 3.2 (Honeycomb), though it comes after Android 4.0 has been publicly available for weeks.