RIM is showing off its new 7-inch BlackBerry PlayBook at CES and it is a surprisingly competent and snappy tablet, besting most in its class. Video and written impressions below.
At its pre-CES press conference, Netgear showed off a slate of eight new products, each aimed at helping to better connect home networks to new types of devices and help access content between devices.
A group at the University of Southern California have created open-source software that uses the Microsoft Kinect motion camera to control actions on a computer.
Leaked images of a new Sony Ericsson phone with a large front-facing camera have hit the web and we've got em. Also, some shots of SE's new Timescape UI.
Activision's CEO Bobby Kotick is happy about the success of Black Ops. Very happy. Speaking with CNN, he claims it's more popular than any interactive entertainment product.
The FCC, led by Chairman Julius Genachowski, plans to enact net neutrality regulations later today. While some say the plan is good, others argue that the measures are weak and vague.
In this TMZ-ish post, we report that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been spotted in China touring the headquarters of Baidu, its largest search engine. Pictures included!
Despite a somewhat desperate campaign against Netflix and Redbox touting its 28 day release advantage, Blockbuster has let its kiosk partner sign deals to delay releases 28 days.
Microsoft has rolled out a number of updates to its Bing search engine and mobile apps. Most notably, the Google competitor will now integrate Facebook 'Likes' into search results.
Every year IBM predicts five new technologies that will change things in the next five years. This year, 3D holograms, GPS, and batteries dominate the list.
Review: Nokia's N8 has a fantastic camera and crisp screen, but its slow processor and Symbian operating system hold the device back from mainstream success.
Time magazine has named Mark Zuckerberg its Person of the Year for 2010 and a survey by Glassdoor reveals that Facebook employees are among the happiest in the nation.