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How to Buy a Projector

The projector world is expanding, with several new varieties recently coming into the market. We clarify the differences between projector types, and help you pick a model that's best for you.
- by M. David Stone
- in Projectors
Nikon's New Entry-Level D-SLR Adds Camcorder Features

The new Nikon D3100 is the first D-SLR to feature continuous auto-focus while recording video.
- 3 hours ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras

How to Buy a Laptop for Back to School

A new school year is fast approaching, and your favorite student needs a laptop to get them through the slog of schoolwork and after school activities. We walk you through the newest trends in laptops for the back-to-school crowd.
- 7 hours ago
- by Laarni Almendrala Ragaza, Cisco Cheng
- in Laptops & Notebooks
PrivacyStar for Android Blocks Calls, Reports Telemarketers

PrivacyStar allows you to look up and identify numbers commonly used by telemarketers, create and file complaints with the FTC about companies that call you even though you're not on the Do-Not-Call list, and then block those numbers from calling you.
- 10 hours ago
- by Alan Henry
- in AppScout
Episode 232: A Major Facebook Announcement?, Murdoch's Online Paper, Dr. Geek Squad, "Flash This, Apple!", Scoracle, the Manhattan Iceberg Project, and more!

Episode 232: A Major Facebook Announcement?, Murdoch's Online Paper, Dr. Geek Squad, "Flash This, Apple!", Scoracle, the Manhattan Iceberg Project, and more!
- 11 hours ago
- by Brooks Rowlett
- in CrankyGeeks
Update: Facebook Launches 'Places' with FourSquare, Gowalla

Facebook officially launched its "Places" location-based product on Wednesday, backed by seeming rivals Foursquare and Gowalla.
- 11 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Internet
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FCC: Broadband Users Are Getting Half of What They Expect

Consumer broadband speeds are roughly 50 percent slower than their advertised rates, according to a new report from the Federal Communications Commission.
- 13 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Networking
Back to School: Free Apps to Help You Save

Frugrality is all the rage, and so are these money-saving, free apps. Buy your textbooks, clothes or video games at deliciously discounted prices with Gearlog's Back-to-School Apps. Who said saving money is hard?
- 13 hours ago
- by Andrea Burciu
- in Techsaver
Will Facebook Announce a Location Service? Watch Live

Facebook is hosting a "news event" at its Silicon Valley headquarters Wednesday night, and is largely expected to announce a location-based feature. Watch the event live on pcmag.com.
- 13 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Internet
Egnyte Allows Businesses to Make Hosted Services Look 'In House'

Egnyte's Branding Kit allows businesses, both small and large, to embrace cloud file server and storage solutions that reflect their corporate logo, color schemes, and map the Web URL to their Internet domain.
- 14 hours ago
- by Errol Pierre-Louis
- in atwork
Wear Shades in the Theater with Polaroid's New 3D Eyewear

Polaroid's new 3D Eyewear allow wearers to walk in to any RealD 3D movie theater with their Polaroid sunglasses on and enjoy the film in 3D, thanks to their wide, curved lenses.
- 14 hours ago
- by Alan Henry
- in Gearlog
Foodspotting: the Global Nom Quest

Foodspotting, a location based visual guide for foodies, announces new partnerships, a new website and a new iPhone app this week.
- 15 hours ago
- by Courtney Boyd Myers
- in iPhone Apps
Motorola Droid 2 Experiencing Reception Problems?

Reports around the Web have suggested that some Motorola Droid 2 units are experiencing reception problems. We look into the issue by running our own tests.
- 15 hours ago
- by Sean Ludwig
- in Cell Phones
Aliph Jawbone Prime Bluetooth Headset for $28.99

Newegg has the Aliph Jawbone Prime Over-the-ear Bluetooth Headset (Jawbone II) for only $28.99, plus free shipping. It has a list price of $129.99.
- 15 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
BlackWidow: The First True Gaming Keyboard from Razer

Razer announced the first keyboard engineered from scratch for gaming, the BlackWidow, at this year's Gamescom in Germany.
- 15 hours ago
- by Joe Osborne
- in Gearlog
Lenovo ThinkPad T410s

The Lenovo ThinkPad T410s is hands down the lightest 14-inch business laptop in the market.

Price: $1395 - $1599.99
- 15 hours ago
- by Cisco Cheng
- in Laptops & Notebooks
8x8 Virtual Office Pro

This outstanding Unified Communications offering for small and medium business is a serious virtual alternative to the traditional PBX system.
- 15 hours ago
- by Samara Lynn
- in Internet Telephony & VoIP
Wirefly: 24-Hour Android Sale

Wirefly is having a 24-Hour Android Sale, but you can start saving today with the presa
- 15 hours ago
- by Iman Edwards
- in Techsaver
JH Audio JH16 Pro

JH Audio's JH16 Pro custom-molded earphones sound sublime, but they cost a small fortune.
- 15 hours ago
- by Tim Gideon
- in Headphones
BlueAnt Q2

The BlueAnt Q2 puts the company's voice control software to excellent use, and delivers clear sound quality and comfort over the long haul.
- 15 hours ago
- by Jamie Lendino
- in Bluetooth Headsets
HyperOffice

A fully hosted alternative to building your own Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint servers, HyperOffice is feature-rich, but it has a few minor interface glitche...
- 16 hours ago
- by Edward Mendelson
- in Small Business
Skype Now Available On Verizon Multimedia Phones

As of this morning, Skype is available on Verizon's multimedia phones like the LG enV Touch, LG Chocolate Touch and Samsung Reality.
- 16 hours ago
- by Courtney Boyd Myers
- in Mobile Apps
Back-to-School Special: Dell Inspiron 580s Desktop for $599.99

You can get the Inspiron 580s for $599.99, a savings of $198 from the regular price.
- 16 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in Techsaver
PCMag After Hours Bonus: Top 100 Web Site 2010

Eric and Brian talk a lot about the Top 100 Web Site story they worked on, while Alex's baby cries and eats.
- 16 hours ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Top Web Sites
More Deals From TechBargains: 08/18/10

Our good friends over at TechBargains shared with us some deals on gaming, home entertainment, and personal electronic products. Check t
- 16 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
The 10 Best Free iPhone Travel Apps

Without adding to your travel budget, eat, drink and be merry on-the-go with these awesome apps.
- 16 hours ago
- by Courtney Boyd Myers
- in iPhone Apps
Griffin Announces Three New iPhone 4 Cases

Griffin is adding to its lineup of iPhone 4 cases with three new models.
- 16 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in Gearlog
Report: HTC Prepping Chrome OS Tablet for Black Friday Release

Wednesday's contribution to the rumor mill is that HTC is building a tablet that will run Google's Chrome OS with Verizon as the provider.
- 16 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Tablets
TechBargains Computer and Peripheral Deals: 08/18/10

Our good friends over at TechBargains.com shared with us some great deals on laptops, desktops, monitors, and more. Enjoy!
- 17 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
Logitech Announces K800 Wireless, Illuminated Keyboard

Logitech on Wednesday announced a new addition to its Illuminated keyboard series with the Wireless K800, which provides an illuminated typing experience when you're burning the midnight oil.
- 17 hours ago
- by Natalie Shoemaker
- in Keyboards
EFO's Tiny Keyboard for Mobile Devices

Intended for the iPad, iPhone, other smartphones and mobile devices, the iPazzPort keyboard is a full QWERTY keyboard, with all the function keys, CTL, ALT, DEL and multimedia keys. Resembling a BlackBerry keyboard, it is the size of a credit card.
- 18 hours ago
- by Fahmida Y. Rashid
- in Gearlog
Verizon FiOS Unveils iPad Live TV App, Movie Purchases

Verizon's fiber-based television service is bringing live TV to the iPad and movie rentals to your PC, phones and TV.
- 18 hours ago
- by Lance Ulanoff
- in iPad Apps
Sony Launches Two FPS Gaming Headsets

Sony's new headsets, DR-GA500, DR-GA200, are specifically designed for first-person-shooter games.
- 18 hours ago
- by Fahmida Y. Rashid
- in Gearlog
Car Review: Acura MDX Stands Out Despite the Beeps

Car review, Acura MDX: This is the best sport-luxury SUV you can buy for people who think $55,000 is enough to pay for an SUV. But you'll have to learn to live with the incessant beeping from the dashboard every time you make a selection with the cockpit control wheel.
- 18 hours ago
- by Bill Howard
- in Gearlog
Solar Powered Toothbrush Eliminates Need For Toothpaste

Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have developed a solar powered toothbrush that can clean your mouth without the need for toothpaste.
- 18 hours ago
- by Andrew Webster
- in GoodCleanTech
Apple Improves Steam Game Performance on Mac OS X

Enjoy improved performance in Portal and Team Fortress 2 on your Mac thanks to an OS X update released yesterday.
- 18 hours ago
- by Joe Osborne
- in AppScout
School Accused of Webcam Spying Will Not Face Criminal Charges

The U.S. Attorney's Office has decided not to bring criminal charges against a Pennsylvania school that remotely activated the webcams on laptops loaned to students.
- 18 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Security
HBO Plans to Expand HBO Go to More Devices, Systems

HBO is looking to take on Netflix for the title of king of on-demand entertainment with its newly announced HBO Go service: It will make streaming content available through "all major cable systems," mobile devices including the iPad, cellphones, and more
- 18 hours ago
- by Evan Dashevsky
- in iPad Apps
Hands On: THQ's uDraw Tablet for Nintendo Wii

Could the THQ uDraw GameTablet for the Wii provide the jolt the Wii needs to compete with Microsoft and Sony's new additions to their gaming platforms? In Nintendo tradition, it's certainly different and definitely innovative--and it's far more compelling than I had expected it to be.
- 19 hours ago
- by Carol Mangis
- in Toys
Moovit: In the Future, Floors Will be Computers

Interactivity isn't just for hands anymore. Now your shoes can get in on the fun! Portuguese multi-media interface firm Displax has created a system that allows users to interact with an image projected from above, which they call Moovit.
- 19 hours ago
- by Evan Dashevsky
- in Gearlog
HBO vs. Netflix Pits Tony Soprano Against Jigsaw

HBO is looking to take on Netflix for the title of king of on-demand entertainment with its newly announced HBO Go service: It will make streaming content available through "all major cable systems," mobile devices including the iPad, cellphones,...
- 19 hours ago
- by Evan Dashevsky
- in Gearlog
Google to Launch Chrome App Store in October

Google plans to launch its Chrome App Store in October, Google executives told a Gamescom audience in Germany this week
- 19 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Browsers
Finally pubbed my Xobni review. It really does make Outlook work better. http://bit.ly/dCRSa9 #outlook
- 19 hours ago in Twitter
- dancosta (Dan Costa)
HP Officejet 6000 Wireless Printer for $59.99

Get the HP Officejet 6000 Printer for $59.99 from PCMall. It has a starting price of $89.99, although it originally cost $119.99 when it was first released.
- 19 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
Xobni Makes Outlook Work Better

Faster searches, more structured content, and lots of social media hooks make Xobni the perfect Outlook companion.
- 20 hours ago
- by Errol Pierre-Louis
- in atwork
Dell: McAfee Internet Security 2010 for $14.99

Dell is offering McAfee Internet Security 2010 for only $14.99. That means you are saving $35 from the list price of $49.99.
- 20 hours ago
- by Andrea Burciu
- in Techsaver
iSkin Pulse Gives You a Hand Band for Sports

The iSkin Pulse Sports+ case straps the iPhone 3G or 3Gs to one hand, while letting both hands remain free.
- 20 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in Gearlog
Kinect Lets You Wave Your Wand with Harry

When the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows-Part 1 videogame launches this fall, it will have an exclusive Kinect for Xbox 360 experience with unique challenges.
- 20 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in AppScout
THQ's uDraw GameTablet for Wii at Nintendo World, NYC: Videos and Photos

Could this new peripheral provide the jolt the Wii needs to compete with Microsoft and Sony's new additions to their gaming platforms? In Nintendo tradition, it's certainly different and definitely innovative--and it's far more compelling than I had expected it to be.
- 20 hours ago
- by Carol Mangis
- in Gearlog

Computer Tools: Your At-Home IT Toolkit

You're stuck helping everyone you know with computer woes. Here's a collection of tools to help you help others.
- on 8/13/2010
- by Eric Griffith
- in Security
Motorola Droid 2 (Verizon Wireless)

The Motorola Droid 2 for Verizon Wireless fixes the original Droid's greatest flaw, its keyboard.
- on 8/13/2010
- by Sascha Segan
- in Cell Phones
Google CEO: Change Names to Avoid Social Networking Past

How to avoid the plague of social networking missteps? Eric Schmidt thinks you should change your name.
- 20 hours ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Security
Samsung Epic 4G (Sprint)

The Samsung Epic 4G for Sprint gives Sprint's subscribers a top-quality, high-speed smartphone with a full physical keyboard.
- on 8/16/2010
- by Sascha Segan
- in Cell Phones
The Top 100 Web Sites of 2010

Here are our picks for the hottest Web sites and Web trends of the year, plus some old favorites to enjoy.
- 3 days ago
- by Eric Griffith
- in Top Web Sites
Amazon Offers Big Discounts on Torch; Analysts Are Gloomy

Sales estimates for the BlackBerry Torch's inaugural weekend are beginning to surface, and they're a bit less than spectacular. And if that isn't enough, Amazon has already cut the Torch's price in half - something a RIM spokeswoman said Amazon has done since it launched.
- 2 days ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Cell Phones
T-Mobile Announces G2, Its First HSPA+ Phone

T-Mobile on Wednesday introduced the G2—the first phone on the carrier to take advantage of HSPA+ network speeds and the successor the T-Mobile G1.
- 20 hours ago
- by Sean Ludwig
- in Cell Phones
E-mail is Broken. Let's Turn it Into a Pay Toilet

People have stopped responding to their e-mail. Systems like Facebook aren't the answer. One does exist, however.
- 2 days ago
- by John C. Dvorak
- in E-mail
Blame Wi-Fi: Canadian Parents Claim Wireless Networks Harm Children

Is Wi-Fi to blame for a group of Canadian children's ailments? That's what parents in the central Ontario town of Barrie are alleging—that the wireless setups in their local elementary schools are creating a wide range of symptoms for their children, including headaches, dizziness, nausea, and increased heart rates.
- on 8/15/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Wireless Networking
5 Features We Want to See in Apple's iTV

The latest Apple rumor is that it will revamp its Apple TV and rename it iTV. Here's what we'd like to see if the product actually gets retooled.
- on 8/12/2010
- by Wendy Sheehan Donnell
- in Media Hubs & Receivers
Oracle Sues Google Over Android Java Use

Oracle said Thursday that it has sued Google for patent and copyright infringement over the use of Java in the Android operating system. The reason is Android's use of the Dalvik virtual machine.
- on 8/13/2010
- by Mark Hachman
- in Android Apps
HTC Droid Incredible Gets Android 2.2 Update August 18

HTC Droid Incredible owners can finally breathe a sigh of relief. According to Mashable's Ben Parr, sources say that the much-anticipated 2.2 update to the phone's underlying Android operating system, otherwise known as the "Froyo" update, will begin hitting devices on Wednesday, August 18.
- on 8/14/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Cell Phones
Fuji's Pocket-Sized 3D Camera Captures 3D Movies, Too

On Tuesday, Fujifilm announced a new pocket-sized 3D camera — the Fujifilm FinePix REAL 3D W3.
- 2 days ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras
Unboxing the Droid 2

Anxious to get a glimpse of the new Droid 2? The phone has arrived in the PCMag Labs, and we're ready to unbox.
- on 8/12/2010
- by Gregg Binder
- in Cell Phones
More 7-Inch Apple iPad Reports Emerge

With the industry revving its engines for the third and fourth quarter, the iPad rumor mill has also begun to pick up with reports of a smaller 7-inch iPad.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Tablets
Lyric Chip Designed for Probabilities, Not Hard Logic

DARPA-funded startup Lyric Semiconductor has come out of hiding this week, unveiling a new architecture based on probabilities, rather than the certainty of 1's and 0's.
- 21 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in CPUs & Components
Build It: A Budget CS5 Desktop

We take the contradictory idea of a "budget Adobe CS5 desktop PC" as a quixotic challenge and make it for less than $2,000.
- 1 day ago
- by Daniel S. Evans
- in Desktops
'Flight Simulator' Returns as Microsoft 'Flight'

Microsoft's "Flight Simulator" is back - sort of.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in PC Games
Speak Commands with Google's Voice Actions for Android App

Google on Thursday introduced the next generation of interaction with its Android operating system: voice-driven actions.
- on 8/12/2010
- by Mark Hachman
- in Cell Phones
Video: Take a Look at the $35 Tata Tablet

The $35 Tata computer, first announced in late July, was the result of a government-fueled project created by students at the Indian Institute of Technology.
- 3 days ago
- by Evan Dashevsky
- in Tablets
Kaspersky Internet Security 2011

Kaspersky's intelligent firewall protects without popups and its parental control beats the competition, but it needs a little work in other areas.
- on 8/16/2010
- by Neil J. Rubenking
- in Suites
Hands On with Android Voice Search

Google unveiled the next generation of voice control, Voice Search, for its Android operating system in San Francisco on Thursday. Now, the company has added "voice actions," an interesting update to the voice search that Android previously integrated. We took it for a spin.
- on 8/12/2010
- by Mark Hachman
- in Android Apps
HTML5-Optimized Yahoo Mail Hits the iPad

Yahoo on Tuesday unveiled an updated, HTML5-optimized version of Yahoo Mail for the iPad.
- 2 days ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in iPad Apps
Grooveshark iPhone App Pulled After Universal Complaint

The Grooveshark iPhone app has been pulled from the App Store after Apple received a complaint from Universal Music Group UK.
- 2 days ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in iPhone Apps
Irrational Games Prepping 'Bioshock Infinite'

2K Games revealed Wednesday that Irrational Games is currently developing the next installment in the "BioShock" franchise, dubbed "BioShock Infinite."
- on 8/12/2010
- by Natalie Shoemaker
- in Computer & Console Gaming
Google and Verizon Net Neutrality Plan: Is It the Devil's Work?

This uninspired document has led to an interesting debate about content, wireless, and the future of broadband.
- 21 hours ago
- by Lance Ulanoff
- in Internet
AV-Test Certifies Windows 7 Antivirus Solutions

The independent test lab AV-Test has issued certifications for antivirus products operating on Windows 7.
- 3 days ago
- by Larry Seltzer
- in Antivirus
Adobe: AIR Coming to Android Market After End of Year

Adobe is jumping on the Android bandwagon in a big way. Following the launch of Android OS 2.2, which bring brings Flash capabilities to a select number of handsets, the company announced that it is readying the launch of AIR runtimes and apps for the Android Market.
- 2 days ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Android Apps
Windows Live Essentials 2011 Beta Gets Facebook Chat, More

On Tuesday, Microsoft released an update to its Windows Live Essentials 2011 beta, which brings added functionality to Windows Live Messenger, Photo Gallery, Movie Maker, Writer, Mail, and Family Safety.
- 2 days ago
- by Jeffrey L. Wilson
- in Internet
BitDefender Total Security 2011

BitDefender Total Security 2011 has a lot to offer, but the competition offers better antivirus and firewall.
- 3 days ago
- by Neil J. Rubenking
- in Suites
Is the RIM BlackBerry Torch a Bold in Disguise?

The BlackBerry Torch shares many common components with the existing BlackBerry Storm 2 and the Bold 9700, according to a teardown report released Tuesday by iSuppli.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Cell Phones
Best Buy Threatens Legal Action Against Priest

Big box retailer Best Buy recently sent a cease-and-desist letter to Father Luke Strand, claiming that a design on the Wisconsin-based priest's vehicle constitutes trademark infringement
- 3 days ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Consumer Electronics
Facebook Acquires Chai Labs, Gains 'Godfather of Google Adsense'

Facebook has snapped up startup Chai Labs for around $10 million, reports Kara Swisher over at All Things Digital. The move seems geared more toward acquiring talent than technology, as it's not quite clear what exactly the stealth startup—founded in 2007 by former Google "godfather of Adsense" Gokul Rajaram—actually does.
- on 8/15/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Web Sites
Sony Pushes PlayStation 3 to 160-, 320-Gbytes

Sony announced two new PlayStation 3 models with a dramatic increase in storage capacity on Tuesday, including models with 160-Gbytes and even 320-Gbytes of capacity.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Game Systems
Nokia Tips Price, Ship Date for N8 Smartphone

Nokia on Monday officially unveiled pricing and availability for its much-hyped N8 smartphone. The phone will retail for $549.99 as a direct buy from Nokia's Web site and will be available at the "end of September," according to Nokia's dedictated N8 page.
- 3 days ago
- by Sean Ludwig
- in Cell Phones
Asus N82Jv-X1

The Asus N82Jv-X1 is a mainstream laptop capable of many things, thanks to a fast Core i5 processor and top-tier Nvidia chipset.
- 2 days ago
- by Cisco Cheng
- in Laptops & Notebooks
BitDefender Antivirus Pro 2011

BitDefender's antivirus comes with tons of extras that most vendors reserve for their full suite. It's amazingly configurable, but its test scores were disappointing.
- 3 days ago
- by Neil J. Rubenking
- in Antivirus
HP's New CEO Must Embrace Palm

Whoever succeeds Mark Hurd as Palm's CEO needs to realize how important webOS is to the future of the company.
- on 8/16/2010
- by Tim Bajarin
- in Cell Phones
Survey: 98 Percent of Companies Use Open-Source, 29 Percent Contribute Back

A recent survey by Zenoss shows that 98 percent of all enterprise companies use open-source software within their organizations. Yet, a survey by Accenture shows that only 29 percent contribute their open-source software development back to the greater community.
- on 8/15/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Small Medium Business (SMB)
Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011

Kaspersky's 2011 antivirus gets high marks from all the independent labs but it didn't score as well as expected in my hands-on tests.
- on 8/16/2010
- by Neil J. Rubenking
- in Antivirus
Dell Latitude E5510

The affordable Dell Latitude E5510 business laptop comes complete with a durable frame, excellent user experience, and the performance you would expect from a Latitude.
- 2 days ago
- by Cisco Cheng
- in Laptops & Notebooks
Dominate Your Fantasy Football Draft With Excel

The experts at FantasyStrategies.com, ESPN, and Footballguys.com gave us great advice on how to make a Value Based Drafting spreadsheet that'll help you pick the best team for your league, no matter what scoring or stats systems it uses.
- on 8/15/2010
- by Errol Pierre-Louis
- in Computer & Console Gaming
Google to Launch Chrome App Store in October

Google plans to launch its Chrome App Store in October, Google executives told a Gamescom audience in Germany this week
- 19 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Browsers
Collage Combats Censorship by Hiding Text in Images

A prototype Web service called Collage is taking aim at digital censorship in a novel way: By concealing the text of forbidden Web sites within seemingly neutral images, which can then be uploaded to (and downloaded from) non-censored locations.
- on 8/15/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Web Sites
Survey: 29 Percent of Mobile Customers Would Switch to Verizon iPhone

In a bit of news from the not-quite-so-unexpected department, a recent survey of 1,000 consumers reveals that 51 percent of current Verizon subscribers would be willing to purchase the much-rumored Verizon iPhone, should it ever come to pass.
- on 8/14/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Cell Phones
Vimeo Debuts HTML5 Version of Video Player

Vimeo said Tuesday that it has developed an HTML5 version of its video player, which will allow users to watch videos on iOS devices, such as the Apple iPad.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Photos, Video & Graphics
Verizon FiOS Trial Aims for, Nearly Hits Gigabit Speeds

Verizon said Monday that it had completed a live field trial where it had successfully delivered nearly a gigabit per second of data to a business customer over the company's existing fiber network, or FiOS.
- 3 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Networking
Dish Network ViP922 SlingLoaded DVR

The Dish Network ViP922 offers a top-notch user experience and a robust feature set that you're unlikely to find in many cable-company DVRs. And built-in Slingbox capability means you can watch programming from anywhere in the world.
- 3 days ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Video Recorders
Accused 'Craigslist Killer' Found Dead From Apparent Suicide

Police on Sunday announced the death of Philip Markoff, the 24-year-old former medical student accused of three robberies and a murder of a model/masseuse—all infamously tied to online classifieds site, Craigslist.
- 3 days ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Internet
Apple Scores Two Key iPhone Interface Patents

Apple has picked up two important iPhone OS design patents this week.
- 21 hours ago
- by Brian Heater
- in iPhone Apps

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