Twist eliminates texting while driving with live ETAs on travel time
Ideal for providing vital travel updates to friends and family members while on the road, Twist could put a stop to drivers that are distracted by continually texting their location.
Facebook users scour the social network for owner of lost Nikon camera
Harnessing the power of the viral phenomenon on social networks, a good Samaritan is using Facebook to help return a camera full of memories to the owner that lost it.
New state law requires sex offenders to list convictions on Facebook
Cracking down on the online activity of convicted sex offenders after they are released, a new law requires a larger amount of disclosure on social networks.
Embrace laziness with Snooze for the iPhone
Ideal for anyone that desperately wants to stay curled up in bed in the morning, a new iPhone dock will help you banish an alarm with one slap.
Networked light bulb can be controlled with a smartphone
Ideal for anyone that's too lazy to get out of bed to turn off the light, a company in Irvine, California has developed a light bulb that can be turned off with a smartphone.
Facebook reacts to Airtime by adding Call button on Timeline
Likely an attempt to bring more attention to the Skype-powered video calling feature, Facebook hopes more video chats will be initiated from the Timeline page.
DirecTV considers rolling out commercial skipping technology
Looking carefully at consumer demand of ad-skipping technology, DirecTV management may offer the service to customers in the near future.
Quirky jug sends you a text message when the milk goes bad
Attempting to solve everyday problems with creative digital solutions, the development team at Quirky has come up with an interesting way to keep an eye on the milk.
Future Google TV hardware streams video from Android devices
As Google TV continues to struggle to gain acceptance within North America, a new wave of set-top boxes may encourage Android smartphone owners to invest in Google TV technology.
Airline ditches heavy, in-seat televisions in favor of the iPad
As more air travelers are looking for ways to keep themselves entertained during long trips, a Singapore airline is offering shiny, new iPads to customers for the flight.
Western Digital adds SlingPlayer functionality to WD TV Live media streamers
Continuing to support its lineup of video streaming devices, Western Digital has rolled out another firmware update for the WD TV Live lineup.
Are you addicted to Facebook? Psychologist develops tool to measure addiction
As the amount of time Facebook users spend on the social network continues to increase, a psychologist out of Norway has developed an evaluation tool to identify Facebook addiction in patients.
Space shuttle Enterprise races along the NYC skyline
Much to the delight of people living within New York City, the space shuttle Enterprise took off from Washington earlier today on its journey to the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.
Hulu Plus hits two million subscribers, more original content incoming
As Hulu continues to mature and carve out a successful subscription model in the form of Hulu Plus, the company promises a larger investment in content over the next year.
D-Link releases streaming-only MovieNite media player
As more people turn to streaming video on the Internet to avoid the high cost of cable, D-Link has launched an inexpensive set-top box through Walmart for aspiring cord-cutters.
Judge ordered employees to be rehired after inflammatory Facebook comments
As long at employees aren't utilizing work hours to make comments on Facebook, it appears that the NLRB believes that employees should be able to disparage other employees on Facebook without serious reprisal.
Study: Is Facebook more addictive than alcohol or cigarettes?
While the addictive nature of checking social networks has only been escalated by more smartphone sales, one study has come to the conclusion that it may be even more addictive than popular vices.
EcoATM offers cash for old mobile phones, MP3 players
While old electronics continue to pile up as consumers move on to the next great device, a company called EcoATM is looking to offer consumers a way to easily ditch unused gear for a quick payday.
