Today at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Microsoft unveiled the Touch Mouse, a new multitouch mouse designed for Windows 7.
Seagate has introduced a new collection of GoFlex for Mac external drives. The new collection is designed to make it easy for those who use Mac OS X and Time Machine to backup, shuttle, or share their digital content.
For over two years, Amazon has been introducing a wide selection of free "Buy Once, Read Everywhere" Kindle apps to enable customers to read their Kindle books on the most popular devices and platforms.
BitTorrent, Inc., the popular file sharing site, has grown to over 100 million worldwide monthly users of its two software products—the original BitTorrent Mainline, and µTorrent.
Dell has announced its intent to acquire cloud-based medical archiving company InSite One, Inc.. InSite One helps customers reduce costs associated with long-term data storage and addresses the issues around lack of sharing images between doctors when diagnosing patients.
Zynga has announced the company’s first in-game music partnership with Dr. Dre, allowing players around the world to watch the music video for his first single, "Kush", from the artist's highly anticipated new album Detox, within Mafia Wars.
Amazon has updated that Kindle for Android app. This is the first Kindle app to receive an update that enables users to buy, read, and sync over 100 Kindle newspapers and magazines.
Kobo, an eReading service built on an open platform, has announced that the latest version of its application now includes the integration of Instapaper across all its iOS apps.
Good news for Gmail users that use multiple email accounts. Gmail has just enabled "Gmail delegation" that allows users to share access to a Gmail account.
Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures, a free-to-play online virtual world, is now available for Macintosh Platform users. Clone Wars Adventures is browser-based virtual world where fans can live out the thrills and animated TV series of the same name on Cartoon Network.
As Salesforce looks to expand its cloud computing offerings into both the mobile and social network arena, the company announced it will acquire Heroku, which hosts apps for Ruby on Rails developers.
Fundry.com, a crowdfunding platform for software developers, has been launched by web development company, Stateless Systems. Through Fundry.com, developers can raise money to help complete their work.
With the city quaking in fear and no help in sight, who ya gonna call? Atari is releasing the first ever Ghostbusters digital title, Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime.
NASA joined with Google, Microsoft, Yahoo! and the World Bank Dec. 3-4 to bring together computer experts looking for new approaches to disaster relief challenges.
3m mobile reader3M Security Systems has introduced the 3M MD6000 Mobile ID Reader, a lightweight handheld reader that comes with five data capture modes giving users the capability to validate multiple types of IDs while in the field.
WikiLeaks, the notorious whistleblower website, has been kicked off Amazon.com’s U.S. servers. This comes on the heels of the organization moving its operations only a day ago.
Motorola today announced that it has signed a agreement to acquire 4Home, a developer of software and services platform that bridges the gap between the consumer and the devices that deliver services and information to connected home users.
iGotITtoo, a non-profit organization working to empower underserved communities by providing training in fundamental computer skills and education regarding social services, has been awarded today $250,000 by Google to expand their work across New York City.
Google Earth has just released Google Earth 6 into its interactive digital atlas. Now you can explore your childhood home, visit foreign countries or scope out your next vacation spot with greater realism.
Blekko, the new search engine that is using human curation to eliminate spam from search results, has unveiled a new holiday shopping slashtag on Cyber Monday.