Motorola unveiled its Xoom tablet just a few days ago. Below is our first impressions of the new Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) tablet, perhaps the first true competitor to the iPad.
Apple has won BrandChannel's award for having its products (Macs, iPhones, and iPods) appear in more #1 movies than any other company. We've also got a list of other 2010 product placement winners.
A new study by Flurry indicates that a majority of mobile social gamers may be well-educated women in their mid-to-late 20s, a marketer's and geek's dream come true.
The Motorola Atrix 4G and Laptop Dock was one of our favorite new devices at CES, but the company has priced it so high that it's hard to see anyone shelling out the cash to buy the phone and peripheral.
The Guinness Book of World Records has given Sex.com the award for most expensive internet address domain name after a sale of $13 million late last year.
We've learned that Apple may be holding an all-hands meeting to reveal a new product to its retail employees, who have been asked to sign non-disclosure agreements. Rumors point to an imminent reveal of a new MacBook Pro line.
Thanks to the Kepler telescope, scientists now estimate that there are 50 billion planets and 500 million life-capable planets in the Milky Way galaxy.
Citing rule violations, Twitter has shut down Twitdroyd, UberTwitter, and UberCurrent. Could this be the first round of many upcoming suspensions as the social network tightens its belt?
Shane Black, director of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and writer of the first two Lethal Weapon movies, has been chosen to direct Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man 3.
Thanks to the success of the iPad and the foresight to pre-purchase components, Apple is hogging 60 percent of the world's manufacturing capacity for touch panels, starting a bidding war between competitors for the remaining supply.
Honeycomb is coming. We pit the Motorola's Xoom vs. Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 vs. LG's Optimus Pad to see which Android tablet offers the best chance of besting the next-generation Apple iPad.
Google has done its homework. According to a new study, the search engine is returning half the number of malicious software links that it did six months ago, while its rivals have seen the opposite trend.
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop was joined by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to announce a tight partnership between Nokia and Microsoft. Nokia will adopt Windows Phone 7 as its primary smartphone platform.
Steve Jobs may be off work officially, but Apple's CEO is finding it difficult to relinquish control. He's taking meetings from home and has been spotted on Apple's campus and around town.
After announcing its partnership with Microsoft, Nokia held a second press conference where CEO Stephen Elop further discussed its broader strategy, restructuring efforts, financials, some of its choices, and where the company is headed.
If you don't see a moon, maybe swim in the water another night. New research suggests that the lack of moonlight may trigger the mass spawning of many underwater animal species.
Yahoo is launching its own Flipboard-style visual news app on tablets called Livestand. The publication will deliver customized content and social features based on ever-changing user preferences.
An 8-year-old girl has been charged $1,400 for buying Smurfberries in Capcom's 'Smurf's Village' for the iPhone. Is it ethical to dangle expensive in-app purchases as the quick route to success in a game aggressively marketed to children?