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A few months ago, 2K Sports announced a unique contest to promote a new game they were working on, Major League Baseball 2K10. They said […]

You’ll recall, studious little gremlins that you are, that we recently saw the venerable first-gen iPhone prancing about with an unusual little green droid providing […]

This silvery-set top box above may look rather drab, but never fear: its next production run will sport a nice, colorful Windows 7 sticker. That’s […]

drfreak writes “This story from OSNews describes Scribd, a site for uploading and reading documents, switching from Flash to HTML5. The major reason for the […]

You’ve waited long enough AT&T customers. So long that the Palm Pre is now the Palm Pre Plus and Palm, well, isn’t even Palm anymore. […]

BanjoTed writes “Michael Pachter’s ongoing spat with Nintendo regarding the Wii 2 is well documented. Pachter is sure it’s coming, Nintendo says it’s not. Now […]

Looks like that iPad Camera Connection Kit isn’t as overpriced as we thought; not only does it have USB headset and keyboard support, but one […]

qvatch writes with this from CBC News: “The CRTC has approved Bell Canada’s request to bill internet customers, both retail and wholesale, based on how […]

We know you’ve got questions, and if you’re brave enough to ask the world for answers, here’s the outlet to do so. This week’s Ask […]

Two years back, consumer research told us the vast majority of DVR users skipped commercials; now, statisticians at Duke University say that’s not the case. […]

If there’s one thing LCD manufacturers live for it’s “world’s first” claims, and Viewsonic has now snagged yet another with its new VX2739wm monitor, which […]

EconolineCrush writes “As Slashdot readers are no doubt aware, Intel’s latest ‘Gulftown’ Core i7-980X is an absolute beast of a CPU. But its six cores […]

An anonymous reader writes “IEEE Spectrum reports that German researchers, seeking to find out what would happen if a robot handling a sharp tool accidentally […]

Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology. Consumer hard disk connectors have been pretty stable for the past few years. […]

arisvega writes “I lost my backpack some time ago, but was lucky enough to had left my laptop at home that night, and my cell […]

Guy what kiddos? That recession that harshed your mellow all last year is officially over and done with… according to the Consumer Electronics Association, anyway. […]

s122604 points out a CNBC story according to which “the catalyst for today’s extraordinary price swing (at one point the Dow lost almost 9 percent […]

There’s still no official word on whether HP’s Slate has been canned, but the more we hear about ExoPC’s slate, the more we think it […]

tux writes with this snippet from The Register: “Ubuntu’s commercial sponsor Canonical has tried to clarify how — if not why — it has licensed […]