Intel on Tuesday announced it has developed a prototype high-speed optical data link, which is integrated onto silicon. The Silicon Photonics Link supports transfers of up to 50 gigabits of data per second, a speed Intel compared to read more...

Kindle is our #1 bestselling item for two years running. It's also the most-wished-for, most-gifted, and has the most 5-star reviews of any product on Amazon. read more...

A study from wireless billing vendor Validas has revealed that Verizon Wireless smartphone owners are now exceeding the data usage of iPhone owners, who are currently restricted to ATT. read more...

Ivy Bean was likely the oldest Twitter user anywhere in this world. She was also one of the sweetest and most loving people you likely may have ever come across. read more...

Just saw this new Panasonic TA-1 Ultra-thin HD Pocket Camcorder Enabled with Skype and iFrame on Amazon.com. The TA-1 shoots 1080p FULL HD video with Electronic Image Stabilization. read more...

Love capturing most of your precious moments in a digital format? While pictures are great at conveying a visual story at that moment in time, videos also have their place in the entire hierarchy. read more...

BriefMobile has some interesting information regarding the Samsung Galaxy S. First, it appears that the American varieties of the GS can output High Definition video via a special Micro-USB-to-HDMI cable. read more...

Copy protection has always been a concern in the Android Market, primarily because applications can be sideloaded onto phones without a root or other modification from the end user. read more...

Without a doubt making the most news from this report is the finding that people would not pay to use Twitter. The annual study of the impact of the Internet on Americans by the Center for the Digital Future found that 49 percent of Internet read more...

Apple's just slipped something into its iMac update press release that we didn't want to go unnoticed: a battery charger. Apple's AA battery-powered lineup now includes the Wireless keyboard, the Magic Mouse (which seriously burns through the read more...

Danish company Lumigon has announced that they'll be launching their first Android handset this October. The handset, known as the T1, will be launching on October 20th, with pre-orders beginning on September 20th. read more...

Jeff Bezos has survived the iPad. Predictions that Apple's bright tablet computer would be a Kindle-killer haven't quite come to pass: Amazon CEO Bezos says that the growth rate in sales of his e-reading device has tripled since June, when he read more...

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has effectively cleared Google over the wi-fi data collection uproar, which privacy activists sank their teeth into back in May. read more...

It seems that all Kindle orders have been frozen and, it seems, that Jeff Bezos is hanging around New York right now and will speak on Charlie Rose tonight. read more...

According to CEO Eric Schmidt, Google has positioned itself to make $10 billion dollars or more per year in the mobile business, from things like subscription news. read more...

Apple on Wednesday opened its iAd network to developers, allowing them to advertise their products made for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. read more...

With today's acquisition of Day Software, a Swiss web content management software company, Adobe continues to fill out its enterprise software line. read more...

Pretty much, the title says it all. When Google's Phone Store went down, there was confirmation from the house that built Android that the Nexus One, in effect, wouldn't be going down with it. read more...

Apple's latest iPhone operating system, iOS 4 appears to be causing some problems when installed on the iPhone 3GS as there have been numerous complaints made by 3GS customers on the Apple support forums. read more...

This week at the Black Hat Security Conference, Lookout will launch the App Genome Project, the largest mobile application dataset ever created. read more...