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TekNullOG writes “I was given the job to prepare the logistics involved with moving our office. At the same time my bosses asked me to […]

Google has never been too inclined to give the world the straight dope on total app counts in the Android Market, but other companies — […]

Hugh Pickens writes “NPR reports that German researchers have tested a new technology called eyeDriver that tracks a driver’s eye movement and, in turn, steers […]

Things must be getting a little weird at Palm right now, as every day seems to add a new piece to an already confusing puzzle. […]

skids writes “All those futuristic full-face eyeliner jobs in dystopian cyberpunk fiction might not be that far off the mark. A New York University student […]

An anonymous reader writes “Author Salman Rushdie donated his papers and notes to Emory University a while ago. Not surprisingly, many of Rushdie’s original notes, […]

As much as Microsoft has revealed about Windows Phone 7 thus far in the past two months, one critical, differentiating element that it’s going to […]

Mr.Fork writes “Scott Merrill from CrunchGear has a confession. He really, really hates computers. He writes: ‘No, really, I hate them. I love the communications […]

Boeing’s X-37B, the test craft that’s been kicking around for the last decade or so, has finally made it into orbit. Formerly a NASA project, […]

Ah, leaked company presentation slides, they have a clarity only Mr. Blurrycam would despise. EETimes‘ got a batch of from Samsung dated November 2009 making […]

DesScorp writes “Leonard Nimoy is hanging up his Vulcan ears for good and retiring from the role of Spock in the Star Trek franchise, reports […]

Panasonic kicked off its 2010 3DTV run with an extremely limited, Best Buy only launch of the 50-inch VT20 package, but for those looking to […]

tomduck writes “The Guardian reports that climate researcher Andrew Weaver is suing the National Post newspaper in Canada in a libel action for publishing ‘grossly […]

It seems that Osman Rashid, the guy behind Chegg (an online textbook rental service, sort of like a boring Netflix) has decided that he’s going […]

An anonymous reader writes “In an unfortunate data breach, social media site Blippy has left credit card numbers in clear text, searchable via a simple […]

An unnamed man flying from Nigeria to New York City found out he was added to a no-fly list somewhere above the Atlantic Ocean, when […]

Playing some Sudoku and reading Engadget on our Nook? Yeah, we are! Obviously, after hearing about the Nook 1.3 firmware update this morning, us bookworms […]

Well, this is sad. While we told you earlier this week that the Ion 2-powered ASUS Eee PC 1201PN wouldn’t be arriving until late May, […]

Dave Knott writes “A thirty-member Spanish medical team has achieved the world’s first full face transplant. There have been ten previous similar operations, but this […]

crimeandpunishment writes “You can get a lot of good deals on Craigslist, apparently including children. A New York State man has been arrested for allegedly […]