Archive for August, 2011

The Amazon.com website hasn’t changed much over the last few years, but it’s about to get a major revamp. You may or may not be able to see the changes Amazon has made as the new site is slowly being rolled out to users. The blue menus and buttons we’ve all grown to know and […]

As outraged as it seemed the world of tech was when AT&T and T-Mobile announced that they were attempting to merge as a single company under AT&T’s banner, it looked as though it was going to happen regardless of our voices. Massive petitions to block the merger flooded the internet for weeks while the FCC […]

Look at your phone. Chances are if you’re reading this article on this website, you’ve either got an Android handset or an iPhone. You’ve probably owned a clamshell phone at some point, but that’s a long time ago. Product Development Technologies came up with this nifty infographic to show the slow and steady evolution of […]

While the world waits to hear if Samsung really is going to buy or license webOS from HP, the company is busy outing new handsets running two other mobile OSes. First, there were four new Android-powered Galaxy phones. Now Samsung has unveiled four more handsets, this time running its own Bada OS 2. Samsung’s Wave […]

There are times when things do not go according to plan. DARPA knows this all too well. The prototype Hypersonic Technology Vehicle (HTV-2) failed its second test flight after having failed the first one. The HTV-2 disappeared without a trace during the first flight. A video of the second failed flight has been released. The […]

The Raspberry Pi $25 PC has been one of our favorite computing projects to come along in some time. We’ve tracked the development of it from a concept USB stick to a device in alpha production to something that actually runs Linux and exists in quite close to the form that its designers originally intended. So […]