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Intel has announced that they will support Google’s WebM high definition video format if the format becomes successful in establishing [...]

Time for the analysts to fire up their engines. Apple has made a press release saying that they have successfully [...]

Let’s get one thing right at the very onset of things. No matter how good you think Amazon’s Kindle is, [...]

Okay, I’ll admit this is something I’ve been saying for years, but I don’t want to come across as being [...]

Well that’s not all. Apple released the iPad outside the U.S. on Friday. Its international launch proved to be a big day for the company given the large crowds that turned out. Supplies of the tablet device, however, may be limited overseas. It may be a nice problem to have…too many customers…but it can only be good for a short period of time; say about a week.

The UK telecoms regulator OFCOM has drawn up draft guidelines for ISPs on how to deal with Britons who infringe [...]

Ok, at first I wasn’t sure whether or not to believe this story, but then I thought about all the crazy things [...]

Whether this will ever happen or not is yet to be determined but an official within the South African government [...]

Acer did not win anyone over with their first attempt at a smartphone. In fact, they couldn’t possibly had made [...]

Ever wanted to know what the top sites on the web are? Well now you can thanks to our good [...]

After enthusing a lot about the Larrabee platform last year, Intel has recently announced that the entire project stands as [...]

Tables with multi-touch tops are nothing new. They have been around for a while now. But technologies like Microsoft’s Surface [...]

Flexible diplays are nothing new and they have been around for quite some time now. But where most of them [...]

Will this app be accepted into the Apple App store? Assuming that the app’s hypothetical acceptance takes place, this will be an interesting development. It will mark the second successful placement into the App store of a solution from a third-party that is not based on Apple’s Webkit browser platform.