Microsoft and their policies on openness are always a hot topic. A recent announcement declared that the software behemoth would be releasing a web platform known as Live Mesh. Live Mesh aims to connect a …

Hot on the heels of the Go!Messenger service, Sony has announced that video download service Go!View will be released some time in summer. Sony is partnering with Sky to release the Go!View service. Users will …

US Telecoms giant AT&T have started offering the ‘BlackBerry Pearl 8110′ built by the guys at Research In Motion. The phone is available from Today and online for the US. The smartphone features a built …

Fashion Designer ‘Erik De Nijs’, has created a pair of jeans cleverly entitled “Beauty and the Geek” jeans. He explains “modern shaped trousers which are often worn by youngsters..”. The jeans have a keyboard along …

Skype have updated its suite of subscription price plans to include unlimited options. Prices range from US$2.95 to $9.95/mo, depending on what part of the world you fancy chatting too. Using its voice over IP …

With Apple having switched to Intel processors, a new generation of affordable and easy to make Mac clones has been steadily gaining popularity. OSX86Project.org even has a running wiki of tested component parts that are …

In nearly all semi-progressive, semi-wealthy cities there seems to be development for a free WiFi network—usually available in the business district/downtown area. In my home town of Sarasota, Florida, our free wireless has been up …

After IBM’s recent announcement of their non-volatile memory technology, researchers at the University of Glasgow (Scotland) have upped the ante by several hundred percent Operating at fractions of a nanometer, functional nanoclusters shift electrons and …

Photo-bloggers, amateur papparazi, and teenage girls rejoice! Eye-Fi has launched their first version of a wireless add-on for nearly any camera. This incredibly clever SD card has a built-in WiFi transmitter, capable of being programmed …

Flicking your wrists is too barbaric. And sliding your fingers is so 2007. Welcome to the new wave in “active input” technology: The Force. Microsoft’s research department has been experimenting with a pliable form of …