Confirming the rumors, and after dismissing the iPad as nothing more than a large phone, Google is getting ready its own tablet computer. At least, that was what Google CEO—and Steve Jobs' own personal Judas—Eric Schmidt is saying. More »
We've heard that the upcoming PlayStation Wiimote will be called the PlayStation Move. Now we finally know what to call their nunchuk: The Navigation Controller. And following months of worry, we'll all get a good night's sleep. [Kotaku via Engadget] More »
At $6,000 this pro camcorder isn't likely to end up in too many of our homes, but it's the first time Panasonic's used its popular micro four thirds design on a camcorder. The format is here to stay. More »
Don't misunderstand, I don't think there's anything wrong with AT&T's desire to experiment with its logo design, but can we please focus funds on doing something about dropped calls first? More »
Wake Forest's Institute for Regenerative Medicine, a group of organ-growing, tissue-engineering mad scientists, is trailblazing the cool and creepy future of medicine. Their latest effort is an inkjet-inspired bioprinter that prints fresh cells directly onto wounds. More »
Woah! Apparently Twitter has snatched up the company behind popular desktop and iPhone Twitter client Tweetie. Twitter intends to "offer [the iPhone app] for free and rename it Twitter for iPhone." More »
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Flash "evangelist" Lee Brimelow responds to Apple cutting Flash developers off at the knees for iPhone. Adobe makes him change it. The sentence left in its place? Well that kind of says everything. Things, they are complicated. [Flash Blog] More »
T-Mobile and AT&T customers with Android phones can now finally download a Vonage VoIP app to their devices to make cheap international calls over Wi-Fi or 3G. They'll also get free domestic calls, but only over Wi-Fi. More »
Earlier our comment system was temporarily shut down while our tech team worked their magic. It's back up and running the way it should be again, but if you happen to see any odd quirks please report them in an email with the subject line of "Uh oh! This is broken!" More »
I know two things: Only fools fall in love and only geeks use pixelated versions of themselves as wedding cake toppers. I just don't know if the toppers are edible, but I want to nibble on the bride's dress anyway. More »
In this Week's sadly-still-monotasking app roundup, villains and heroes, conjured from paper! Comics, beautifully presented! Things, climbed, forever! Car crises, mitigated! Calculations, calculated! Turn-by-turn navigation, set free! And more... More »
You might have noticed that the comments aren't working the way they should right now, but don't panic! We're not taking them away or anything like that, but our tech team is needing to work on fixing some minor issues. Things will be back to normal again soon. More »
When Jobs announced multitasking for iPhone OS 4, everyone got giddy... until Apple said that this important feature wouldn't work in older iThingies because of "hardware limitations". The hardware, however, fully supports multitasking. Why not enable it, then, Apple? More »
This Beijing installation is not suitable for asthmatics, to say the least. Colored fog was piped through an art gallery, causing havoc and confusion for those walking through. More »
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has to withstand 150% of its wing's load limit for three seconds. It looks like the upcoming airliner can handle the stress just fine. [Boeing] More »
This is the Dashboard app for iPad. It brings OS X's dashboard to the iPad. Cool, right? Well, you're not getting it. More »
If you don't have the time to research the benchmarks, fear not. Tom's Hardware has come to your aid with a simple list of the best gaming CPUs offered at each and every pricepoint. More »
Sharp. Black. Buttons. A power cord. We see Art Lebedev's logo, so "alien weapon" can be ruled out right off the bat. But actually, the truth is still fairly epic. More »
iPhone OS is on perpetual lockdown. Android hacking's boring, considering the platform's Linux credentials. It's webOS, Palm's Linux-based OS, where some of the best gratuitous, for-the-hell-of-it hacking is taking place nowadays. Exhibit A: OpenOffice, running on a Pre. A Pre! More »
