• Google is clamping down on Android, but is it going far enough?
• Google ‘launches’ Gmail Motion Beta (for gullible people)
• April Fools’ roundup: Our favorite jokes of 2011
• Win Win Review
• Top Spin 4 review
• ‘Massive’ data security breach strikes JPMorgan Chase, Kroger, possibly others
• What happens on the Internet stays on the Internet
• Firefox 5 to get major social media, UI and tab upgrades
• Facebook gets central role in Obama 2012 re-election campaign
• Madden creator sues Electronic Arts for unpaid royalties on alleged ‘derivative works’
• No phone for Nintendo, says president
• Epsilon data security breach expands, could be history’s largest
• Larry Page takes over as Google CEO
• Anonymous threatens Sony over PS3 jailbreak lawsuits
• Clearwire accused of knowingly overselling service
• A new Green Lantern extended trailer shall not escape your sight
• Cars 2: The Video Game (PS3) hands-on preview
• Former Engadget team joins SB Nation
• Sony confirms it will introduce tablet this year
• TDK Boomboxes and more now on sale
• Google sets bidding for Nortel patents
• Jane Eyre Review
• Insidious Review
• Could SB Nation possibly be looking to buy GDGT.com?
• Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D review
• Samurai Warriors: Chronicles 3D review
• Former Infinity Ward heads claim Activision committed fraud
• Sony 3D games round-up: Uncharted 3, SOCOM 4, Cars 2, Virtua Tennis 4
• Princeton Review’s SAT Score Quest iPad app helps students prepare
• Report: Verizon iPhone 4 drops fewer calls, but customer satisfaction even with AT&T
• Commodore 64 triumphantly returns with modern capabilities
• Resident Evil celebrates 15 years by releasing a bunch of games
• PopCap launches ‘experimental’ games studio with a sadistic sense of humor
• LivingSocial files to raise over $500M; can it overtake Groupon?
• 3D smartphone showdown: LG Optimus 3D vs. HTC EVO 3D
• Android Music 3.0 app with cloud streaming leaked
• MPAA sues DVD-streaming service Zediva
• Will LightSquared’s LTE network block GPS?
• New Twitter homepage rolls out amidst technical difficulties
• Video: Hands-on with the Olympus Tough Cam TG-610
• Anonymous takes down PlayStation website; UPDATE: Anon explains attack on Sony
• First look at Pixable Photofeed: One photo app to aggregate them all
• Facebook elbows for journalists’ attention with new features
• Google VP Andy Rubin defends Android’s openness
• Facebook’s ‘like’ button does little as a marketing tool, says analyst
• Apple patent suggests revolutionized bezels for iOS devices
• Gartner: Android on nearly half all smartphones by end of 2012
• Apple may have caused BlackBerry PlayBook delay
• Javier Bardem in negotiations to take the lead in the Dark Tower
• L.A. Noire blurs the line between film and video game in this new trailer
• Gartner: Windows Phone 7 will overtake iOS by 2015
• FCC makes wireless data roaming mandatory
• Facebook gets technical, announces Open Compute Project
• Denon AVR-4311CI Review
• Samsung teams with John Legend, donates $1 million worth of tech to schools
• Spring brings splash of color to laptop aisles
• Acer Iconia A500 tablet sports Android 3.0 Honeycomb
• Google CEO Larry Page cleans house, demands better social strategy
• Best Buy allegedly ‘blacklisted’ by Apple over iPad 2 sales (Update)
• Study finds media addiction prevalent among college students
• 5 awesome ways augmented reality could improve your life
• Motorola SocialTV wants to know what you’re watching
• Apple rejects PopCap’s Unpleasant Horse due to excessive pony meat grinding
• Shift 2: Unleashed review
• DOJ says Google can buy travel software maker ITA
• If Facebook reenters China, how will it compete?
• YouTube Live debuts as its overhaul continues
• MySpace sale negotiations begin next week; who’s buying it?
• Your Highness Review
• Hanna Review
• US develops ‘panic button’ app for pro-democracy activists
• Ten innovative, unusual and just plain cool uses for the iPad
• AMC Theatres responds to multi-studio premium VOD initiative
• Minecraft to leave beta, get a final release on November 11
• Upper Deck adds an LCD screen to its Evolution Series of NFL trading cards
• Incomplete and overpriced: How Motorola doomed the Xoom
• Nike+ SportWatch GPS Review
• Official Steve Jobs biography due in 2012
• Photoshop Touch SDK brings first wave of more powerful iPad apps from Adobe
• Safety on the Internet: How to protect your children
• Level 3 buying Global Crossing for $2 bln
• BlackBerry leaks: four new touchscreen devices shown
• Sony CEO says Nintendo devices are ‘babysitting tools’
• Nokia moves Symbian to closed licensing
• New Intel Atom processor aims at tablets
• Olympus ‘PEN your own short’ filmmakers get hands on with the E-PL2; UPDATE: Behind the scenes footage
• Young Ra’s al Ghul cast in The Dark Knight Rises
• Dynasty Warriors 7 review
• MotoGP 10/11 review
• Sony and PS3 hacker Geohot settle out of court
• Brink to be released earlier than expected
• Thinksound ts02 Review
• Judge denies Winklevoss twins request to throw out Facebook settlement; the twins vow to fight on
• Man who claims to own 50 percent of Facebook says he has Zuckerberg emails to back him up
• Google lied about app security certification, says Microsoft
• Activision VP says that the Guitar Hero franchise isn’t dead, it’s simply ‘on hiatus’
• Xbox Live may be getting free-to-play games next year, unnamed source says
• Unpaid bloggers sue AOL, Arianna Huffington, Huffington Post
• AT&T launches LG Thrive pre-paid Android smartphone
• Director Peter Jackson: ‘The Hobbit’ is shot at twice the normal frame rate
• Microsoft releases platform preview of Internet Explorer 10
• Gears of War 3 developers talk multiplayer in anticipation of the coming beta
• Toshiba debuts new Tecra and Portégé notebooks
• Mortal Kombat Legacy, Episode 1 debuts online
• Zynga cutting Mafia Wars, other titles from MySpace
• New services promise lifetime iPhone unlocking, for a price
• Taking lyrics (too) literally: 5 ridiculously impractical love songs
• Nokia unveils the X7 and E6, new Symbian handsets
• Law enforcement agencies vacuum up data online, lack reporting procedures
• Apple to launch revolutionary cloud-based TV service, says analyst
• T-Mobile unlimited everything plans made official, heavy data users to have speed capped
• Grammy Awards adds ‘video games’ descriptor to four categories
• Goodbye, USB: Intel to release Thunderbolt developer kits
• Wii price drop to $150 could be incoming on May 15
• Video game pioneer Jerry Lawson dead at 70
• Apple has not yet released iPhone 5 production plans, says supplier
• Motorola and Huawei settle networking technology disputes
• Kerry, McCain offer Internet privacy bill
• Go to college to become an app developer
• The ‘gram spawn: What Instagram inspired
• Scream 4 Review
• Goodbye, Flip: Seven pocket camcorder alternatives
• Bradley Cooper to star in The Crow?
• Microsoft teases Mango: Our complete list of upcoming Windows Phone features
• UberMedia planning Twitter competitor?
• Tweetbot app steals Twitter’s iPhone thunder
• As Apple’s iPad 2 shines, PC sales plummet
• Comcast takes home broadband to 105 Mbps
• New Zealand illegalizes file sharing
• IAB: Online ad revenue hit $26 billion in 2010
• Vacation inspiration: Alternative travel sites for flights, hotels, and more
• It’s here: Kinect support for Netflix on Xbox Live
• Twisted Metal returns to its disturbing roots in this new trailer
• A look inside News Corps’ overly optimistic MySpace sales pitch
• Downloads On-Tap wants to wipe out inconvenient installation
• Gear Guide: Ultimate music festival packing list
• Nintendo sold 400,000 3DS units during launch week
• Toshiba debuts self-erasing hard drives
• mSpot offers streaming rentals of the latest movies, but can it compete with Netflix?
• Frontier jacks up cable installations to $500, threatens 46 percent price hike
• Apple poaches Microsoft’s cloud computing expert
• Cisco Cius Android-powered tablet aims at enterprise
• Drinking alcohol improves the ability to learn and remember, study shows
• Gears of War 3 multiplayer beta first-look
• New Gmail features include personalized backgrounds
• RIM hits back at PlayBook critics
• Cisco’s Flip shutdown kills unannounced FlipLive
• Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX5 Review
• Obama aims to fight identity theft with new online ID plan
• ARM wrestling: Microsoft’s big bet on Windows 8
• Tricky times for Google Music talks
• E-book sales make history in the US, top paperback books in sales
• NASA releases impressive sky-mapping data
• PokerStars, Full Tilt, Absolute Poker busted for fraud, money laundering in FBI crackdown
• Google undergoes housecleaning, Video and Tags services killed off
• William Shatner reveals new album track list, will feature Bootsy Collins, Dave Davies, others
• Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-60LE835U Review
• Apple iPhone 4 to become most-used camera on Flickr
• Jesse Jackson Jr. targets iPad, Apple in anti-technology rant
• ESRB switches to computer automated process for online game ratings
• Microsoft Office 365 enters public beta
• THQ CEO: $60 game price point is outdated
• Philips gets out of the television business
• Uncharted 3 wants you to love its multiplayer modes
• Apple sues Samsung for ‘copying’ its products
• Sony STR-DA4600ES Review
• Sink or swim: Will 3D TV ever catch on?
• Groupon buys Pelago, creator of Whrrl
• Samsung will ‘respond actively’ to Apple suit, may claim wireless tech patent violations
• Twitter reportedly aims to buy TweetDeck for $50 million
• ‘Portal 2’ now available for PC, Xbox 360, PS3
• Seagate buys Samsung’s hard drive biz for $1.38 bln
• Yahoo to retain search data for 18 months
• Sprint to pay Clearwire $1 billion in wholesale fees
• Portal 2 review
• Study: One in five EU kids aged 9-12 are on Facebook
• Sonos launches Android controller app and Airplay support for wireless speakers
• Cotillard and Gordon-Levitt join The Dark Knight Rises
• Rage goes a different direction with its multiplayer; co-op coming as well
• HBO’s Game of Thrones renewed for second season
• YouTube to live stream UK royal wedding
• David Jaffe talks about Hollywood convergence and his upcoming Twisted Metal title
• Apple iPhone 5 to ship in September, reports Reuters
• The Conspirator Review
• Choosing the best digital camera for your vacation
• Satellites help scientists discover 657 new islands
• iPhones and iPads secretly recording and storing users’ locations
• AT&T iPhone sales seemingly unaffected by Verizon
• DirecTV launches $30 premium movie rentals
• Michigan police being questioned for extracting smartphone data
• Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX9 Review
• Alienware touts new gaming notebooks
• Dmitry Shapiro thinks his startup Altly will be ‘an alternative to Facebook’
• Facebook and Android under increased security threats
• Creative Sound Blaster Tactic 3D Sigma Review
• Apple profits soar in the second quarter
• Obama appeals to tech crowd at Facebook town hall
• Nokia and Microsoft sign ‘definitive’ partnership agreement
• Leaked Activision memo compares Guitar Hero and Call of Duty
• Cherry JK-0300 Review
• Acer Iconia Tab W500 goes with Windows 7
• Greenpeace puts Apple, Twitter, Facebook, and others on trial
• Mortal Kombat review
• Facebook lobbyist says it allows ‘too much’ free speech in some countries
• Apple’s new music service to let users store iTunes library in the cloud
• Fujifilm FinePix F550 EXR Review
• Apple sending A5-powered ‘iPhone 4S’ to game developers
• Anonymous blamed for Sony PSN outages
• Police use Apple iOS tracking data for investigations
• New York Times claims over 100,000 digital subscribers
• AT&T’s spin on buying T-Mobile: “Mobilize Everything”
• A brief history of F.E.A.R. 3, retold in this trailer
• Google may partner with Spotify on Google Music
• Hulu cuts off PlayBook access
• Experience Synesthesia in this Child of Earth trailer
• Digital Trends’ top 5 viral videos of April 22, 2011
• I think I’m becoming a 3D TV Fan
• Earth Day meets iPad with these eco-friendly cases
• Google comments on Android tracking, European countries to investigate
• Sony pegs loss of PlayStation Network and Qriocity service to an ‘external intrusion’
• Why did Amazon charge $23,698,655.93 for a textbook?
• Apple iPhone for T-Mobile USA allegedly in the works
• Former Sony boss Norio Ohga dies at 81
• Survivor host Jeff Probst on using social media to join the ‘global conversation’
• Netflix soon to be the largest subscription entertainment service in the U.S.
• Samsung PL210 Review
• Barnes & Noble adds apps to Nook Color
• United Arab Emirates set to limit BlackBerry
• Yahoo buys IntoNow to boost social TV
• Dropbox privacy concerns: Should you care?
• Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH27 Review
• Amazon woes prove we can’t have blind faith in the cloud
• Facebook introduces the Send button
• Netflix profits rocket 88 percent, now rivals Comcast in subscribers
• BlackBerry PlayBook Review
• Sony poised to take on Apple with release of two tablet computers
• James Cameron says games will drive 3D adoption, wants to do 3D Avatar MMORPG
• Friendster apocalypse begins on May 31, all user photos, blogs and more to be deleted
• Facebook challenges Groupon with deals in five U.S. cities
• Google forms patent coalition for WebM video format
• LG 55LW5600 Review
• Nintendo spills sales and release dates
• Dell beefs up Precision mobile workstations
• China to launch space station by 2020
• 2011 Hyundai Sonata Turbo Review
• Nintendo’s Miyamoto teases Super Mario 3D, other upcoming 3DS games
• Sony admits user data was compromised in PSN security breach
• Water for Elephants Review
• Unlimited data plans: Who has the best deal?
• Angry Birds hits 140M downloads, Rovio boss says iPhone changed everything
• SETI puts search for alien life on hold to search for dollars
• Amazon responds to Apple’s ‘Appstore’ lawsuit, says the term is generic
• The typewriter’s death is imminent, but QWERTY lives on
• Windows Phone 7 stores your location too
• Apple’s response to location-tracking controversy: “Apple is not tracking your iPhone”
• Conned by convenience: The dangers of too much aggregation
• Nokia cuts 7,000 jobs, shifts Symbian to Accenture
• Feds to remotely delete Coreflood from infected PCs
• Verizon’s 4G network goes down, cripples Thunderbolts; [UPDATE] VZW identifies outage source
• China pushing Baidu on Android phones
• LG 47LW5600 Review
• Delicious has a new home: YouTube founders scoop up the forsaken site
• The Greeks take on a Titan in the upcoming Immortals
• First lawsuit against PlayStation filed as users report credit card fraud
• Sony vs. Sonos: Comparing Apple battle plans
• Google hot on the heels of Apple in app race
• Some Sony online services will be restored ‘within a week’
• Doom designer John Romero preps Cloudforest Exploration Facebook game for summer launch
• Amazon cloud crash wipes out customer data; Will users be compensated?
• Driver: San Francisco returns in this new trailer
• Boston Acoustics A Series Review
• TomTom sold customer driving data to police
• A Chinese Facebook is coming and will make huge censorship concessions
• UK royal wedding embraces digital age
• Hacker forums suggest PlayStation data is up for sale
• Kodak Playfull Ze1 Review
• GameStop developing Android-friendly version of game-streaming Spawn Player
• Fan select Peyton Hillis for Madden 12 cover, game features and updates revealed
• Sony seeking ways to ‘make good’ on continuing PSN and Qriocity outage
• Read the fine print: Why the lawsuits over phone location tracking are bogus
• Sprint adds 1.1 million mobile subscribers, Wi-Fi Xoom
• The big four phone carriers spill on their location and customer data collection policies
• Gear Guide: Ultimate camping packing list
• Google brings video chat to Android via update
• Royal wedding boosts Internet traffic, crashes BBC website
• Groupon knockoffs get specific