Gadgets

A touchscreen Kindle for $99? Yes, please!

It's another "world's largest," this time an 80-inch LED-lit LCD Smart TV from Sharp.

Time to ditch your active shutter glasses and go glasses-free?

More than 201,000 people in the United States have been sued over illegal file sharing activity using BitTorrent since the beginning of 2010, according to a post published by Torrent Freak.

Sweaty Bettys and Eddies will love these.

D-Link has launched a wireless adapter for HDTVs that supports Intel Wireless Display technology.

Who knew one could build an antique car by digging through the virtual tomes stored in Google books?

Toshiba's write-once SD cards could be a good way to share documents without gaining additional malware along the way.

The little watch-sized iPod nano could turn into the ultimate video device at the gym.

So, what can you get for 150 GB? Does AT&T have a case? Are you an average Internet consumer? Is it unfair and will it increase your monthly data bill? Let's look.

Nokia may have just announced an ambition to make Windows Phone 7 its primary smartphone OS but prior to that, the company had all kinds of plans involving Symbian and MeeGo, the Linux-based OS it developed in conjunction with Intel...

Sorry Zune fans, but it seems your beloved PMP’s days might be numbered.

Is Apple gearing up to launch a mobile payments system?

Here's a way to extend your wireless network using electrical outlets.

The internet and digital content have been challenging the newspaper industry for years and the recent explosion of interest in tablet devices and MIDs represents an opportunity for media companies to increase digital revenue.

AT&T’s home bundle gives you more networking and media sharing options than satellite and cable. Interested? We show you how to use it effectively.

How much are you willing to pay to not have to sit next to the guy with the annoyingly loud laugh?

Will an iPad-exclusive news publication be News Corp's next big money maker?

The evil started back in 1985.

An interesting post on GameSpot suggests that Microsoft's new motion-sensing peripheral, Kinect, might have problems recognizing the faces of some dark-skinned users.

We decided to head down to Toys R Us Times Square to check out the line for Microsoft's nearly-launched Kinect peripheral.

Is this product the rebirth of living room computing? We get philosophical, and detail-oriented in our review of the Logitech Revue with Google TV.

Passive 3D means cheaper, lighter glasses for the end-user.

Are you ready for 3D porn?

A Catholic priest from Wisconsin has been told that he is in violation of a trademark owned by electronics giant Best Buy, and could face legal action if he does not comply with a cease-and-desist order issued by the retailer's legal department.

There has been talk of some kind of net neutrality deal between Google and Verizon for about a week now. Yesterday, the search giant and Big Red finally spilled the beans to let us all in on what's been going on behind closed doors.

People are already lining up for tomorrow's grand opening of the biggest Apple store in the world.

Woman uses toes to type her way to a rescue.

Sure, everybody poops, but does everybody poop in style?

They should come in any color you want, so long as it's green.