 Why the $35 Tablet Will Never Exist Why does the media fall for the same hoax again and again? |
 Gripes about Proximity Sensor Add to iPhone 4 Woes Users in the Apple Discussion forum are burning up the boards with complaints about the iPhone 4's faulty sensor. |
| Amiga: 25 Years Later The greatest cult computer of them all made its debut a quarter-century ago this week. |
| Will Droid X be the Last Antenna Video from Apple? Apple "deals" with its issues by deflecting discussion to its competitors' entries. Maybe if it fixed the antenna, Apple could let go of dissing rivals. |
| Is This HTC's First Windows Phone 7 Device? Leaked photos show a device that complies with Microsoft's specs and plans for its Android-fighting Windows Phone 7 series. |
| Shortages Prompt HTC to Swap Display Technologies HTC will switch to SLCD screens on some Android-based phones later this summer. |
| Windows Phone 7 Tablet: Still Possible Analysis: Instead of grafting Windows onto smaller form factors, maybe Microsoft should grow the small-platform software to run well on a larger device. |
| Android: On Apps, Kill Switches, and the Future Analysis: Google's open-source system allows faster time to market; do Android phones take advantage of this edge over iPhone? |
| San Francisco's Cell Phone Radiation Law Goes Wrong Let's hope the CTIA prevails in its challenge of a new order to post radiation levels of cell phones -- it's too much fuzzy information. |
| 10 Things to Do While Waiting for StarCraft II StarCraft II goes on sale Monday at midnight, so what's a real-time strategy gamer to do while sweating those final anticipatory hours? |
| U.S. Government: iPhone Jailbreaking Is Fair Use iPhone tweakers, rejoice! A DCMA exemption at the request of the EFF legalizes modifying your gadgets. |
| Govt.-Approved iPhone Jailbreaking Won't Help Users On Monday the US Copyright Office ruled jailbreaking your iPhone or other mobile devices is no longer a violate federal copyright law. |
| iPhone 4 Antenna Woes Inspire Entrepreneurs Opportunists are offering their own alternative solutions to Apple's iPhone 4 antenna challenge. |
| Wikileaks Offers Data to Map Afghan War Screw-Ups The Web enables easy sharing, mashups of military data, the latest released by the sunshine site. |
| Windows Phone 7: Why the Missing Features Matter The unique and innovative aspects of the Windows 7 platform are overshadowed by the glaring omission of multitasking and copy and paste functionality. |
| Yahoo Will Invest in Hackers With Good Ideas Yahoo says it will invest in hackers with good ideas |
| Japan Pushes High-tech in World Cup Bid Japan is pushing high-tech with ultra-realistic holographic broadcasts of games and a virtual camera technology in its 2022 World Cup bid. |
| Android Market: Pros and Cons of Carrier Billing Google announced changes to the Android developers agreement which suggest that wireless carriers will soon be able to manage billing for Android Market app purchases. |
| Baidu Looks to Embed Search Box in Chinese Mobile Phones Baidu is aiming to put its own search box across the screens of cell phones in China as part of its ongoing efforts to fight Google in the mobile market |
| Google Apps Project Delays Highlight Cloud Security Concerns The city of Los Angeles Google Apps project is behind schedule due to delays caused by concerns over entrusting confidential information to the cloud. |
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