
Killing By The Numbers
Some people would kill to have the latest technology, and some are being killed by it. A mobile phone number has been discontinued after three separate...
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Some people would kill to have the latest technology, and some are being killed by it. A mobile phone number has been discontinued after three separate...

Wired has finally released an iPad-friendly version of its magazine (iTunes link), and early indications are that it's pretty damn good.There was a brief...

As a gadget nerd, it's important to carry only the very latest cell phone, mp3 player and camera. But poor old mother earth takes a hit each time you...

Wearable tech is all the rage in tech concepts right now. With the technology to achieve truly portable, wearable technology just out of reach, it's fun...

If you're online, watch TV or have kids, you probably know the name Justin Bieber, and hear it way more than you want to.One Firefox developer has the...

Dell has made its entry into the tablet market official today and we can now expect to see the 3G enabled smartphone and tablet in the UK as early as June...

Even more exciting than American Beauty director Sam Mendes at the helm is the news that at least one of the new iPhone 4 commercials will be...

As new technology is in the pipeline to be released, the old will be reduced to taking a cost cut and being displayed on Walmart shelves. The iPhone 3GS...

Yahoo has bought a new social network for mobile users called Koprol. This network allows people to make friends, share photos, and find nearby locations...

Computer monitors used to be a big deal. Everyone had tiny 15" CRTs that were heavy with crappy screens, so a...

Compared to Gmail, Chrome's beta period seems like a blink of an eye. This morning Google's Chrome browser obtained stable status on Windows, Mac and...

By now, everyone in the tech world and beyond has heard about Google's data collection from unsecured Wi-Fi networks in Germany. What you may not...

Yahoo's new CEO Carol Bartz was interviewed by infamous blogger Michael Arrington last week at TechCrunch...

Predictably, Steve Jobs has been announced as the Keynote speaker for this year's WWDC conference to be held on June 7th, and the natural showman is...

This week will see a bunch of changes to Facebook's privacy controls, addressing the ongoing concerns that Facebook is unconcerned with user privacy,...

Privacy has been the buzzword all over the Techi web lately. Facebook has been stomping all over it and then promising to do better, and now Google has...

Yahoo and Nokia have formed a partnership to serve mutually exclusive content on their differing platforms....

Here it comes, folks - WWDC kicks off on June 7th, and Steve Jobs will be there to explode the event himself with an opening keynote. With the iPhone 4G...

Little is more satisfying to today's Twitterwhore than the gathering of followers; I know I for one am certainly guilty. Lucky us - there's now a means to...

I haven't been this impressed since steel mousepads. For no discernible reason whatsoever, designer Shu-Chun Hsiao brings us - what else - concrete USB...

Ah, Summer! It's the time of the year that even the most stereotypical geek who spends his time coding in a basement can't wait to get out into the warm...

I want to make clear that I don't dislike Sony, but you have to admit, this could be called a dick move. To help usher the 3D craze into our living rooms,...

Hey, speaking of things in 2010 that feel like they came from the 80's - no, not me - check out these gloves. Robert Wang, an MIT student, and his...

Keith Alexander has just been appointed chief of Cyber Command. Doesn't that sound awesome? That sounds 80's cartoon awesome. Like he has a robot that...