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iPhone rumors have become increasingly rampant ever since it was known that Steve Jobs will be the keynote speaker there. [...]

Previous versions of the Chrome, were not as solid as some of the competitors. But this one looks like it can stand on equal footing with Firefox.

Things are again stirring up the rumor mill about HP making a WebOS tablet. This time the rumors credit none [...]

The small size coupled with the apps is the selling point, but with the added feature that users may still want the look and feel of a laptop, and also the power and appeal of an iPad. These laptops may provide some marketing segmentation that competes with other laptops but are pricier.

Australian researchers have shown off, if that’s even possible for something this small, a transistor made from only seven atoms, [...]

Another victory has been won in the battle against spam, malware and malicious websites today as the US Federal Trade [...]

Tweetie, the app was made by the company Atebits until Twitter acquired them in April. Tweetie itself was already very popular, but its popularity will hit a whole new level now.

Ok first off, for those of you who don’t know, yes the name “froyo” is derived from “frozen yoghurt”, and [...]

Firefox appeared in the market at a time when Internet Explorer had almost complete control of the browser market, with over 90% share. However, over the past 5+ years, Microsoft’s share has dropped to below 60%. That is largely due to Firefox which now stands between 25%-30% of the market.

Project Natal is a new Microsoft product and MTV Networks will be the partner to bring this event from Xbox and Cirque du Soleil to its viewers and gamers all across the country. Cirque du Soleil is a Montreal based entertainment company.

In 2006 an engineer working on an experimental WiFi project wrote a piece of code that sampled all categories of publicly broadcast WiFi data. A year later, when our mobile team started a project to collect basic WiFi network data like SSID information and MAC addresses using Google’s Street View cars.

The internet has become an integral part of how we communicate in such a short period of time. From the [...]

I thought this was appropriate given the recent article published by George Garza about the end of limewire. According to [...]

Yeah you figured it out, I am going to skewer Gizmodo. Now read on and see why.