Archos unveils 70b, the first sub-$200 Android 3.2 Honeycomb tablet
Archos has announced the 70b Internet Tablet, the first tablet running Android 3.2 Honeycomb that costs less than $200.
Facebook to run Sponsored Story ads in your News Feed
Starting next month, Facebook will begin slipping Sponsored Story ads directly into your precious News Feed.
Samsung: Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich coming to Galaxy devices in early 2012
The rest of Samsung's Galaxy line will join the Galaxy Nexus in running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in early 2012.
Amazon Kindle Fire impressions jump 19 percent every day: Millennial
Millennial Media, a mobile advertising network, says ad impressions served to Amazon's Kindle Fire have risen an average of 19 percent a day since its launch last month, which equals to hundreds of millions of ads displayed on the hot tablet.
‘Offensive comments’ tops reasons Facebook users delete friends: Nielsen
Don't say mean things on Facebook, or you might soon find yourself friendless, a NM Incite study shows.
Google debuts ‘big improvements’ to Google+
Google has begun to roll out a number of new features to Google+, including a Circle prioritization tool, multi-manager support for Google+ Pages, and a revamped Photo Lightbox with new tagging functionality.
Apple working on iTV, new AirPlay, iCloud-based DVR: WSJ
In addition to a new iTV device, Apple is also allegedly working on new AirPlay features, and an iCloud-based DVR service, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Saudi Prince Alwaleed invests $300 million in Twitter
Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, and his investment company, Kingdom Holdings Company, have together invested $300 million in Twitter, which could boost the microblogging company's value to $10 billion.
Twitter stalking is protected free speech, judge rules
Saying mean, terrible, even violent things about someone on Twitter or blogs is free speech protected by the First Amendment, a judge has ruled.
Apple makes it legal to port Siri to an iPhone 4
Apple has made it legally permissible for hackers to port the Siri voice assistant feature, which is officially exclusive to the iPhone 4S, to older Apple handsets, including the iPhone 4.
Kickstarter in-depth Q&A: Wakawaka solar LED light
Get an inside look at what it takes to be an tech entrepreneur in the age of Kickstarter crowdfunding with our new in-depth interview series. This week: Camille van Gestel and Kim van der Leeuw, co-creators of the Wakawaka solar LED light.
Samsung’s anti-fanboy ads are killing Apple’s iPhone 4S buzz
Samsung's recent advertising campaign for the Galaxy S II is taking its toll on consumer perception of the Apple iPhone 4S, a recent market survey shows.
Facebook launches Timeline profile redesign for all users
Get your Facebook Timeline profile redesign, right now!
FCC issues new rule: No more loud TV commercials
The FCC has passed a new regulation requiring cable and satellite TV companies, as well as local broadcasters, to keep the volume of shows and commercials the same.
Microsoft launches SkyDrive for iPhone: 25GB free cloud storage
Microsoft is giving iOS users 25GB of free cloud storage with the release of its SkyDrive app.
Manufacturers’ Android modifications open security leaks, study shows
North Carolina University Researchers have discovered holes created through manufacturer modification of Android that makes it possible for malicious apps to access information for which they do not have explicit permission from the user.
Goodbye, old gadgets: J&R launches ‘trade and save’ program
New York-based electronics retailer J&R has teamed up with NextWorth to launch a new trade-in program, which allows customers to get the newest gadgets for less.
Wikipedia may blackout all articles to protest SOPA
SOPA backlash: The Wikipedia community is considering a complete blackout of all English-language articles as an attempt to fight back against the contentious "Stop Online Piracy Act."
Apple in talks to buy Israeli flash memory company Anobit for $400M-500M: report
Apple is reportedly in talks to buy Israeli hardware company Anobit, which makes a chip that greatly increases the performance of flash memory.
Apple Mac App Store downloads top 100 million, still far behind mobile apps
Apple says downloads from its young Mac App Store have exceeded 100 million. Not bad — but still far slower than the download rate of mobile apps, which were 10 times higher during the same amount of time.
