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Today, at the company’s fall press event, Apple unveiled it’s second-generation Apple TV, which will “fit in the palm of your hand”. As the majority of tech pundits predicted, the gadget will rely entirely on video streaming which should save users space. This means that the new streaming system will effectively eliminate local content storage– [...]

I think it’s safe to say that we have quite a few Xbox 360 fans in our audience. And, I’ll be honest: I’m right there with you– I love my console. So, when I came across a number of Xbox-related stories, I felt obliged to spread the news. Fair warning: some of it’s good and, regrettably, some [...]

Over the past week, popular social news site Digg.com has experienced a pretty substantial decrease in site traffic after a rather catastrophic launch of a new site design. The new auto-submission feature, which essentially automatically content from popular news and media sites, gives big name sites a huge advantage over smaller, less-popular ones . And, [...]

As many of you know, Apple’s holding it’s annual fall press event tomorrow, beginning at 10 AM PT (1 PM ET). The event invitation, which has been floating around the web, implies that it will be a “music-centered” .

While I can’t say for sure, my guess is that we’ll probably see a new iPod touch with an [...]

Thanks to the folks over at Google, you and I can officially make calls from our computers to mobile phones (and landlines too)… for free!
Three days ago, Google launched its newest service via Gmail’s webclient. It allows you to make and receive calls to and from the US and Canada. To make calls, you use [...]

Earlier this month, on August 9th, Verizon and Google held a joint press conference o discuss net neutrality, an issue that’s becoming more and more pressing. In a nutshell, net neutrality deals with the openness and availability of the internet– in a “perfect world” there shouldn’t be internet discrimination; access should be equal for all users. [...]

Each and every day, I thank god for personal navigation systems… because without ‘em, I wouldn’t be able to get off my own stinkin’ street.

Over the past several years, we’ve seen GPS systems mature into more portable (read: lovable) — and, generally speaking, they’ve sold very well, practically flying off the shelves like “hot-cakes.”
Today however, [...]

After a short launch delay in the US of A, it appears that the Dell Streak is finally ready to make its stateside debut starting August 13th. Read on past the break for more info.

As you read above, you’ll be able to get your very own Streak in just a few short days. Of course, [...]

Meet the HP eStation Zeen. It’s a tablet. But not the fabled Windows 7 tablet– that’s a whole nother story.
No, according to early FCC filings, this tablet is supposedly running everybody’s favorite, Google Android–interestingly, not webOS (more on that in a sec).
The Zeen’s “hook” is that can plug into a printer and act as the printer’s controller [...]

That’s right, new iPad models, iPhone 4s without the antenna issue, and a whole new line of iPods could be coming soon to an Apple Store near you. While it’s only a rumor, you can expect to see new Apple products in stores “as early as this month” according to iLounge‘s “highly reliable source”.
Seeing [...]

Yesterday, at Research In Motions’s official Press Event, we were introduced to the company’s latest mobile operating system, appropriately named BlackBerry OS 6.

Now, from the looks of things, BlackBerry 6 offers a much cleaner, simpler user-interface with some welcomed new features like Universal Search and a WebKit browser.

Other cool additions include enhanced multimedia tools (like WiFi media [...]