After failing to create much buzz in the tablet space this year, one analyst warns that Microsoft may be in for a dismal 2011 unless it can concoct an iPad challenger.
Facebook and Twitter are continuing to host official WikiLeaks accounts, but have removed those of Operation Payback, and one member may have been arrested in the Netherlands.
Following Sprint's announcement of a 4G tablet coming in 2011, T-Mobile has followed suit and revealed plans of its own for a 4G tablet slated or next year.
Google's long-rumored Cr-48 notebook has reached a handful of testers, and they're spilling the goods on the first Chrome OS hardware. We round up first impressions from around the Web.
Best Buy has confirmed via Twitter that it will temporarily drop the price of the iPhone 3GS to free for Friday only, as part of its ongoing free smartphone promotions.
Suspicion surrounding the absence of a WikiLeaks hashtag in Twitter's list of trending topics has critics questioning the site, though it officially denies nixing it.
These sites break out of traditional social media molds and offer users a more engaging way to browse their online lives with newspaper-style layouts, and in one case, an actual print edition.
Competition among 4G wireless carriers is heating up, with Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon all in the game. Wondering which 4G wireless carrier is for you? Check out our comparison of coverage, prices, speed and more.
Adultery is one thing, crumbling skills are another. EA has begun to show some skepticism over its future with Tiger Woods after his slipping rankings, though the company isn't ready to give up on him just yet.
The FTC released a proposal this morning to eliminate online advertisers tracking of consumers, and calling for sites to adopt an approach of transparency.
After making big news of booming Move sales, Sony has backpedled a bit and clarified that the numbers indicate units shipped to retailers, not sales to consumers.
Change is good, and in the age of Netflix and e-readers we’ve embraced that sentiment more than ever. Now, TurningArt brings the same approach to the picture frame.
After initially discouraging users from tampering with its latest product, Microsoft has adjusted its attitude and hopped on board with creatively "hacking" Kinect.
An interview with George W. Bush and Mark Zuckerberg went on quite a few tangents, failing to focus on much, but establishing that the former president does enjoy the iPad.