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Hot on the heels of not releasing a successful mobile version of Flash, Adobe is turning it's attention back to Flash for desktop computers. A preview...

Somewhere between DIY and iPad sits this hacked Insignia Infocast. The Infocast is a strange beast to begin with - little more than a digital frame on...

Craft time! Got a spare $100 bill lying around? Of course you do, you're made of money. Look at you, in your...

You probably didn't need a blog post to tell you that Halo: Reach was going to do well. Every word you're now reading drips with the reek of...

If you're at all a social network enthusiast, you're probably interested in - or at least peripherally familiar with - Diaspora, the would-be Facebook...

Despite Soviet heritage, I don't pretend to know more Russian than I learned watching James Bond movies...

You may have heard that Intel bought McAfee a few weeks ago. Well that decision had a lot of people scratching their heads. Personally, I...

I repeatedly harp on the iPad for its lack of ability for truly professional content creation. Well, I take it...

Over the past few weeks, some changes at Google and some comments from its CEO have gotten me thinking about the effect the company is having on culture....

We've all been whispering sweet nothings at each other for weeks about just what Google Me may end up being. As Google's eaten smaller companies left and...

Twitterphiles hither and yon, gather and bear witness to the new Twitter.com. At a special event yesterday, Twitter unveiled a new iteration of its...

I have a couple friends who are big into building scale models of Gundams. I've never really understood the appeal (of building tiny giant robots, not of...

Man, Google just can't catch a break with Street View. Continuing the trend of countries casting a suspicious eye at the search giant, the Czech Republic...

3D is absolutely bloody everywhere now. Everywhere you turn, stuff's popping out of every surface at you - most of it in an attempt to get you to buy a...

A product designer for Keysfactory has let fly with a tweet which may or may not have inadvertently leaked the release date of Nintendo's 3DS: November...

The general consensus following the release of the BlackBerry Torch in the tech journalism sphere was that RIM had failed to put out a competitor to the...

I'm a fan of the Kindle, I really am. With books on the whole going by the wayside, the Kindle is the closest...

Looks like the iPed's days are numbered - Cupertino has announced from on high today that the magical iPad will soon go on sale in China. Er, the Wi-Fi...

Microsoft is pretty chuffed with Windows Phone 7 Series, now known as Windows Phone 7, and shortly to be known...

One of the great things about Twitter is that it's actually pretty easy to control and inhibit spam. SEO people have grabbed hold of Twitter because they...

Something bizarre, real quick - it seems someone big on time and short on things to do has decided to 'clone'...

Hey, remember Antennagate? No? Well, I'm bringing it back up again, for old time's sake, if only to remind you that as far as Apple's concerned, this...

I was really sorta worried about Google Instant. I thought I was gonna hate it. I thought it would be as bloody irritating as that drop-downy-thing...

If you hadn't had a reason to purchase an iPad up to now, this may be the one, guys. VLC is coming (we hope) to the iPad. Well, I mean, it is, but it...