Apple to launch 22-inch touch-enabled all-in-one PC in 2010, says paper
Apple reportedly plans to launch a 22-inch touch-enabled all-in-one PC in 2010, in addition to the current non-touch 21.5- and 27-inch iMacs, according to a Chinese-language Commercial Times report.
The Ultimate Cell Phone Plans Comparison
On Friday, Verizon Wireless announced pricing plan restructuring that would reduce the cost of voice usage. AT&T Wireless quickly followed suit and unveiled their updated cell phone plans as well. T...
Google probing possible inside help on attack
Buzz up! — SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Google is investigating whether one or more employees may have helped facilitate a cyber-attack that the U.S. search giant said it was a victim of in mid-December, tw...
Twitter joke led to Terror Act arrest and airport life ban
When heavy snowfall threatened to scupper Paul Chambers's travel plans, he decided to vent his frustrations on Twitter by tapping out a comment to amuse his friends. “Robin Hood airport is closed,” h...
BarMax: The $1,000 iPhone App That Might Actually Be Worth It
In August 2008, Apple approved an application in the App Store called I Am Rich. The app did nothing beyond show a picture of a red gem. So why was it notable? Because it cost $999.99. Though Appl...
‘Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars’ Out in U.S. Too - First Impressions and Video
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars [App Store] was quietly released into the App Store this evening. Chinatown Wars for the iPhone seems to lie somewhere in between the DS and PSP versions in regards t...
The case against a 10" AMOLED Apple tablet
Active matrix OLED (AMOLED) was one of the hot technologies at CES this year—the tech's profile was raised by Google's launch of the Nexus One, and vendors had 3D and 2D OLED prototype displays of up ...
Aliph Jawbone Icon boasts industry-first software platform
The Aliph Jawbone Icon comes in six different designs. — Aliph has just unveiled the Jawbone Icon, which promises to be the company's most sophisticated Bluetooth headset yet. We've had a chance to...
Google returns the favor, includes Avast antivirus in Google pack
It was really just a matter of time before Avast replaced Norton Security Scan and Spyware Doctor in the Google Pack. After last month's introduction of Google as an opt-in during Avast installs, mos...
HTC ‘Supersonic’ to ring in WiMAX on Sprint, Android-style
Remember that mysterious HTC A9292 with WiMAX rumored for Sprint a few days back? Well, take a seat, folks — we think we've got the lowdown on it here from a trusted source, and it's a bit of a monst...
Aol Quietly Launches An Expert Site Called Owl, and Feeds It Seed
Aol's answer to Wikipedia is Owl, a new site described as “a living, breathing library where useful knowledge, opinions and images are posted from experts the world over.” — Owl seems more of a test...
France warns against Internet Explorer use
France has followed Germany's lead, and has advised computer users to download a different web browser after Microsoft's Internet Explorer was found to contain a critical security flaw. — The French...
Google TV Gets Static
By almost any measure, Google is an extraordinary success—except when it comes to traditional media. — After launching ambitious plays to digitize the radio and print businesses in recent years, the...
Workers at iPhone's Suzhou Supplier Strike For Bonus, 21CBH Says
Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) — Workers went on strike at a touch-screen supplier for Apple Inc.'s iPhone in China's eastern city of Suzhou on Jan. 15, the 21st Century Business Herald reported, citing a statem...
The right to link
My column in the Guardian argues that we have a right to link and that the link is the basis of freedom of speech online. The issues are important and so I'm posting the entire column here: — Linki...
Hello? New York Magazine's Supposed “Scoop” Today About NYT Charging For Website Isn't A Scoop At All.
New York Magazine's supposed “scoop” today about a NYT decision to charge online readers for content was no scoop at all — just a mish-mash of previously-reported stories …
The Price Of Google In China
The news this past week that Google would cease the censorship of its search results in China, and could well be forced to entirely halt operations in the country as a result, is quite simply one of t...