Mac OS X Lion wants to reverse how you scroll – and we don’t like it
Apple's new take on the "right" way to scroll doesn't sit well with our natural navigation instincts.
Panasonic announces the Lumix DMC-FZ47 and DMC-LS5
Panasonic covers the gamut with two new Lumix cameras for novice and advanced shooters.
Saying Goodbye to Google Labs: A look back at our favorite experiments
Google's closing the door and hanging up its lab coat, so here is our personal farewell to just a handful of the products Labs brought us.
Hands-on with the Google+ app for iPhone
Google+ for the iPhone impressions. Like Google+, the app has a simple setup and easily gives you a comfortable mobile experience
Samsung to launch Galaxy S II for US consumers next month
It's been a long wait for US consumers but Samsung says the new Galaxy S model will make its debut next month.
Boba Fett to get his own movie?
Captain America director Joe Johnston is credited with Boba Fett's original design, and he wants to work with George Lucas to take the Slave I pilot and bounty hunter to the big screen.
Samsung camera patent focuses on refocusing
In a Lytro-like move, Samsung is looking into technology that would give point-and-shoots a shallow depth-of-field.
Proust: A social network for self-reflection
Proust prompts you to dig deeper and bare your soul, in turn learning more about your closest family and friends. A refreshing take on social networking, or too pretentious for the Facebook generation?
Samsung boots Smart Cases, avoids more Apple litigation
Look familiar? It should: Apple introduced its Smart Cover for the iPad 2 four months ago.
Sears accidentally lists iPad 2 for $69 – cue hoard of unhappy customers
Sears has unleashed a torrent of customer complaints after a typo listed the iPad 2 at ridiculously reasonable prices.
Why Google+ kicked out William Shatner
Google+ showed Shatner the door and is demonstrating a sensitivity uncommon for social sites, just one example of how Google is scrutinizing what's let into the infant platform.
How to search Google+
Why Google+ doesn't already have search is a little baffling, but there are a handful of ways to implement the feature without waiting on an official update.
Saving cash on college textbooks: E-book rental services compared
Recently Amazon launched a Kindle textbook rental service to compete with several other services designed to save college kids some cash. Here's a look at how e-textbook programs compare.
What you can export from Facebook and how
Facebook is happy to take in all the data it can -- it's getting that information back out that's a problem. Try as it might it can't block every extension: Here are a few ways to pull your data from Facebook.
Amazon tablet: What should we expect?
Now that we've heard an Amazon tablet could be here as soon as October, it's time to wade through the widening pool of rumors and speculation.
What’s next for Google+
Google+ has a lot of growing left to do, and here are just a few things bound to hit the site.
WSJ: Amazon tablet due in October
All we're waiting on is an announcement to officially confirm an Amazon tablet is in our midst.
Sprint and T-Mobile may get the iPhone 5
Apple held out for awhile: Rumor has it iOS will finally be available on all four major US carriers beginning with the next iPhone launch.
Photovine less of a mystery: Adds invite registration and teaser trailer
Photovine is now taking registration invites, and showing off a little more about what it's all about.
Google blocks ex-employee’s ‘Social Circles’ book
Paul Adams was a crucial part of the Google Circles development, and before Google+ launched he defected to Facebook. Now, Google won't respond to his requests to publish his book about social media engineering.
Email could use a revamp, not a replacement
New services rely on the idea that a consumer's attention span is so short that the traditional email can't even hold it.
Privacy policies: Google+ vs. Facebook
Of all the comparisons between the two, how the privacy differences between Google+ and Facebook stack up might end up being the most important.
China buying piece of Facebook: To worry or not to worry
New rumors say that Facebook may sell stock to China, prompting concerned parties to worry what that means for the site.
Amazon to challenge iPad with Android tablets in Q3?
Orders for touch panels indicate Amazon may plan to release its thus-far unannounced tablet this fall.