The Nexus One and the Droid prove that the Android invasion is fully underway, and the next battlefront will be the enterprise. Consumer gadgets often force their way into the corporate culture, and what is the point of having a smartphone--or a "superphone" like the Nexus One--if it can't keep you connected with work? ...
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The tech industry is opening up its wallets and its websites to help with earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. ...
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With its first step towards two-terabyte SD cards, Panasonic has announced the UK launch of the first 64GB SDXC card -- twice the capacity of the current SDHC limit, 32GB. ...
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The worlds first transparent MP3 player was showcased by Samsung at CES 2010 and they have called it - IceTouch. ...
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Nintendo's big-screen, hand-held games console, the Nintendo DSi XL, goes on sale in the UK on March 5 ...
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Apple is 'reportedly' readying a new iPhone for the summer months, and will apparently call it the iPhone 4G. ...
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At CES, Dell unveiling not just the Mini 3 smart phone but also unleased its newest development, a 5-inch tablet by the name of the Mini 5. ...
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Lenovo on Wednesday introduced a hybrid laptop that's either a clamshell notebook or a multi-touch slate tablet, each with its own processor and operating system. ...
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Advanced Micro Devices is expected to show off its latest laptop processors on Thursday, including quad-core chips for laptops that are due in a few months. ...
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Google-owned AdMob has revealed that the Apple iPhone is far and away the biggest player in the world's mobile internet market, if October's online activity is considered. ...
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