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A link embedded in the email, although appearing to connect to Apple’s iTunes download page is in fact offering a fake page which will deliver malware to the iPad.

Eyes on the road: On the site of the former airport Berlin Tempelhof, a university team demonstrated the concept of “Artificial Intelligence” for a vehicle that can be controlled solely by eye movements.

The growth rate of apps on the Android Market Place is quite impressive, in fact it’s explosive. Back in December [...]

The Nook has a touch screen located at the bottom of the Nook will be used for scrolling and zooming, and the e-ink display presents a larger view. Although the features are limited, Nook owners will find that it is a good bonus to their existing systems. There are other enhancements which will provide an overall performance boost; there are faster page turns, and easier navigation.

ClearBits distributes artwork, open-licensed digital media, and datasets for content creators. They also host creative content in its entirety. The produce reliable and fast downloads. They also enable users to directly sponsor content producers and their work.

Two tablet PC’s are slated to be release later this year from Dell Computing. One is the Streak with a 5 inch screen, and the other is Looking Glass, with a 7-inch screen.

This winter I knew that after several years of avoiding wireless phones I would be succumbing and getting a smart [...]

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 works with virtual, physical, and cloud computing. It addresses technology shifts that are taking place in the modern IT environment. There are new and updated core technologies, ranging from the kernel to the application infrastructure and even to the development toolchain.

Now, you can make modifications to your Opera browser by downloading files or copying code into the browser. Opera gives users the ability to modify its behaviour as well as the behaviour of the websites you visit.

Android users got a nice surprise today when it was discovered that Google has made its free turn-by-turn sat nav [...]

Microsoft’s much anticipated Office 2010 has been in Beta for quite some time now, I’ve been running it myself and [...]

In December 2009, a cyber attack occurred in Google’s network and the hackers stole source code for the password system called Gaia. New details have emerged about how the attack occurred and where it originated.

Apple is an extremely secretive company, never releasing details of any product before they’re ready at an official launch event… [...]

Lightfleet’s Direct Broadcast Optical Interconnect (DBOI) is a simultaneous, all-to-all, optical interconnect processor technology. Using light to distribute the flow of data between multiple processors inside a server, this eliminates bottlenecks that are introduced by the structure of the switch or other processors.