If you've been on the roads of California you may have unwittingly partaken in research being done by Google. The software giant has driven more than 100,000 miles on California highways, tests cars that are self-driving.
LG Electronics said today they are scrapping plans to release a tablet running on Froyo, Android's 2.2 Operating System, citing problems with the software itself.
Nokia has announced that its latest smartphone, the N8, is finally shipping. The phone was slightly delayed as the company dealt with massive pre-orders.
Research released today by three research institutions suggests that 50 percent of Android applications may be secretly sharing your information with advertisers.
AOL has announced its third acquisition of the day -- it has acquired Thing Labs, maker of the web-based social reader, Brizzly. The deal is reported to be around $10 million.
As Twitter searches for a revenue model, it has been revealed by the Wall Street Journal that the company is selling Promoted Tweets for around $100,000.
Yesterday, Dell released the new Inspiron One and Inspiron Zino HD desktops. The Inspiron One offers Stage, a new Dell-designed interface which, delivers one-touch access to music, photos, videos and more.
Good news for Wii fans, it appears as though Nintendo will be offering a new remote for the popular console that fully integrates the Wii Motion Plus technology into the Wii Remote.
In-flight internet access is quickly becoming a standard of travel, with JetBlue announcing it will begin equipping its planes to allow passengers to surf the Web.