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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Commodore puts reborn C64 up for pre-order, intros VIC Slim (PHOTO INSIDE)

Commodore USA has put its 21st Century take on the classic Commodore 64 up for pre-order, along with a more contemporary take on the same concept, the VIC Slim.

Amplitube Fender for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch now out

IK Multimedia has launched its Amplitube Fender app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The new app emulates a number of classic Fender amp and stomp box tones and was designed in conjunction with the tone gurus at Fender.

iPhone 4 vs. Droid Incredible a Verizon smartphone showdown

The iPhone 4 is now on Verizon's network. But the Droid line of smartphones, running Google's open-source Android operating system, is already there ... and it's not going anywhere!

Over a decade ago, before becoming a mainstream phenomenon and about when "smartphone" first started to become a word, the BlackBerry was a novel device for those of us who were out of the office a lot but wanted to make it seem that we were at our desks (or in my case, while doing other things for fun, like playing basketball in northern New Jersey, or sailing while pretending to be at work).

Dell details Latitude XT3 convertible tablet

Dell has detailed its new Latitude XT3 Windows 7 convertible tablet.

NEW HP twirls out TouchSmart 610 and 9300 all-in-one PCs

When almost every other computer manufacturer has copied its touchscreen all-in-one, what's a company like HP to do?

(MID) Mystery In Deceit

Blame it on those giant companies which have churned out one impressive product after another, the fake-makers are multiplying like gremlins from the bathtub. As they, the fake-makers, grow in numbers, so did the knockoffs that go right into the black market.

G-Slate clip clearly shows 3D camera with Google badge by LG

While talking about 3D, he briefly showed towards the end of the clip that he has the tablet

Marketing firm Hill Holiday this weekend posted the results of an experiment in cord cutting, or dropping traditional TV for digital media devices.

Apple hits 10 billion App Store downloads

Apple overnight said it had reached 10 billion downloads on the App Store. The milestone came just over a week after the countdown began

With Mobile World Congress around the corner leaks are going to be plentiful over the next 3 weeks, the latest in the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 leaks is a commercial.

WebOS and BlackBerry are running out of time

That leaves RIM and HP, both of which are preparing for major moves this spring intended to propel them back into the mobile market.

Freecom intros thinnest external hard drive with USB 3.0

Freecom has unveiled the thinnest external hard drive on the market with the Mobile Drive Mg range. It is designed specifically to match Apple MacBooks,