Google worth $600 a share?
Does anyone remember the late ’90s? You know, when the bottom fell out of the tech industry? It looks like Google never got the memo, …
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Sprint leaves Nextel behind
What the heck is it with cellular companies merging, changing names, re-changing names, and changing names again? AT&T, we’re looking in your direction. The latest culprit …
MySpace trying to out-Tube YouTube
It’s interesting that the King of All Social Networking is actually chasing someone else for a change. New to the MySpace line-up of services is MySpace …
Japanese blows US speeds out of the water
Image courtesy: http://www.hometoys.com This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise to anyone who has waited with frustration for a page to load or a …
Auction site being sold…on eBay
It’s the kind of irony that one who likes to laugh can only dream about. It would be like Michael Knight being killed in a car …
Google Docs busts out folders
Google’s online interface has always been a hate it or love it type of situation. They’ve taken a completely unorthodox approach to organization, choosing to …
T-Mobile HotSpot@Home launches
As if we really didn’t know it was a comin’. T-Mobile has officially rolled out their HotSpot@Home service nationally and if offering a free D-Link, …
We’re tired of Apple iPhone news. Are you?
Like almost everyone out there, Apple die-hard fanboys included, we’re getting really, really tired and frustrated at all the iPhone coverage. So we make this pact …
HTC Advantage gets docked
The HTC Advantage is one of HTC’s most innovative devices, combining the convenience of cell radios and connectivity with the portability of a UMPC form …
Google threatens to pull Gmail from Germany
Dubbed a complement to its anti-terrorist measures, Germany is proposing an end to all anonymous e-mail. Should they do that, Google has said they …
New mouse promises security, death to germs
Rather than come up with some kind of revolutionary new pointer option to replace the mouse, companies insist on simply adding to the current form …
Web radio planning day of silence to protest fees
Several internet radio sites, both major companies, as well as smaller, indy web-based stations, are planning silence on Tuesday to protest the increased …
UPDATED: Apple iPhone data plans to be announced Wednesday
While the AT&T + Apple = iPhone data plans we posted yesterday still hold true, we should look for all pertinent information to be released tomorrow …
HDMI on Non-Elite Xbox 360s?
For those that shelled out the extra dough for an Xbox 360 Elite just for its HDMI capabilities are about to be sad and …
Google to buy Grand Central
Search giant Google is in the final stages of negotiating a deal to purchase Grand Central. The purveyors of "One Number for Life" will soon …
Xbox HD-DVD add-on selling like hot cakes
It looks like HD-DVD hasn’t taken its final gasp of air just yet. The HD-DVD add-on drive for Xbox 360 is selling like crazy, having …
The ultimate designer flash drive
It may not look like much, and be made out of solid gold or seal pelts, but a new offering from Calao is pretty impressive …
A sign of the times: SAT test prep on your iPod
For many of us, it’s been a decade (or two) since the SAT was anything other than "what I did when I got home …
iPhone data plan dubbed the iPlan?
No, we’re not kidding. Although iPlan might simply be used internally to refer to the Apple iPhone data plan, this streak of info came from …
Boingo’s new worldwide WiFi plan
Are you a world traveller in need of reliable broadband internet access without the bankrupting 3G roaming fees? Are we sounding like a late night …
Plaxo 3.0 Beta unceremoniously begins
For those that have used previous versions of Plaxo to integrate and manage their PIM, version 3.0 promises to be full of even more …
Safari for Windows patches more boo-boos
For those that have ventured into the world of Safari for Windows, a new update popped up that fixes more security issues. The primary …
People love their mobile phones
How much money would someone have to pay you in order for you to give up your cell phone? According to a poll by Britain’s …
Microsoft working on Voice Search for Windows Mobile
Call Microsoft as many derogatory terms as you’d like, but the company continues to support their mobile platform admirably. Continuing the trend, they appear to …
Dry-Erase Fridge hits the market
Who needs magnets and kids’ pictures when they can draw directly on to the fridge? Aqualera has recently introduced a new refrigerator that essentially doubles …
Pentagon email system hacked
The guys at the Pentagon are really screwed this time. CNN is reporting that the Pentagon’s email servers were penetrated by an unknown …
Nokia sees touch screens and movement sensors in our future
With the iPhone touch screens all the rage these days, it’s no wonder that Nokia felt they pulled a "doh" when they stated that they …
Nokia 7900 peeks out from behind the curtain
Nokia has a long history of developing "fashion phones," combing elements of high-tech and fashion together in stylish (and expensive) handsets. The 7900 is just …
Apple grabs 3rd spot amongst U.S. music retailers
In a survey of 40,000 people 13+, done by the NPD Group, Apple has surpassed Amazon.com to become the 3rd-largest music retailer in the U.S. …
Solar powered paint?
There have been countless things that, when attached to a solar panel, either look ridiculous, or completely lose their functionality. There is a new technology …
