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Pantone today unveiled their new Pantone color matching system, Pantone Plus. The new system adds new...

Square, the long awaited iPhone payment system officially launched today, albeit only within the US. The brain...

The now Internet powerhouse Google used its blog today to call out Microsoft on its new open source 2010 Office suite. A day before Microsoft takes its...

Some of the great ideas are just right there, waiting to be plucked from the tree of genius. UK designer Elaine McLuskey has an answer to the problem of...

Apple has a host of patents to its name, and rifling through them can offer some fascinating insights into the potential future of technology and the...

Electric robot lawnmowers? It's been done to death. Nothing is cooler than eco-tech right now, but this gadget takes it one step further: Knight...

Fresh in from the historical inevitability department comes news of a failed Adobe Flash demo -- and an...

Google has topped the iPhone in the race to become the best-selling operating system in the U.S. consumer smartphone market in the first quarter. While...

Mike Beltzner, Director of Firefox, presented a slide show to the Mozilla community, outlining possible new features planned for Firefox 4, although he...

We have bestowed technology with the task of improving our lives, and as technology becomes more intertwined with our lives, it becomes a danger to...

Twitter says it has now fixed the bug which allowed people to force others to follow them. The loophole, that one could simply type 'accept @LadyGaga' to...

Next time you sit down for a slap-up meal out keep an eye on the waiter - he (or she) may well take your order...

Cool UK gadget retailer, Firebox, has begun selling the SmartSwipe, a handy USB device which reads, encrypts and transmits your personal credit card data...

The tragic Kurt Cobain might have left us but this doesn’t mean Nirvana’s record label don’t continue to seek out new opportunities to make money...

Forget preconceived ideas that the techi world's digital destiny is run by the boys, for the boys - it looks like the girls are driving the digital home,...

I'm probably not one of Microsoft's biggest critics, but I'm certainly no fan. I was however pleasantly surprised when they announced Windows Phone Series...

Tamagotchis never really carried any guilt, did they? You could let them die, and just hit reset. No biggie, right? iHobo is about to make you feel like...

Seems everybody's just about had it up to here with Facebook, and it looks like this is the case with developers as much as it is with users. Zynga, the...

Yesterday, among the challenges and inspiring messages in President Obama's commencement address at Hampton University, was something a bit unexpected: a...

Universal axiom: things are way more awesome when they come in ball form. The Teague Radio Ball needs no explanation as to its function. A...

“With iPods and iPads and Xboxes and PlayStations — none of which I know how to work — information becomes a distraction, a diversion, a form of...

Apple is well known throughout the industry as being on the forefront of eco-friendly design and production. That is respectable, admirable, and all other...

Hey, you know Microsoft Office, that thing you've been downloading illegally for free all these years? It would seem that Microsoft's finally catching up...

Anyone who's familiar with my posts by now is probably aware I'm not a fan of the iPad. Now, let's not get our lines crossed; Apple is The New Hotness -...