This is a “portable desktop” system built for gaming and other high-demand programs. It comes with Win7, a 1920 x 1080-pixel screen, and 3D active shutter glasses.

Your search engine is very thoughtful. It reviews your past searches and applies that information to new searches. This “targets” your preferences, but can result in you not finding what is actually available.

This update to the Galaxy S offers a dual core processor, an AMOLED screen, an 8Mp camera, and more in a slim case. This review offers technical specifications and lots of pictures.

After researchers announced there was a problem with the way Android handles some information, Google has issued a patch.

France’s idea to fight online copyright infringement, by kicking miscreants off the web, suffered a setback when the company holding the data was hacked.

Ricoh is working on new color e-paper technology that may have the potential to replace LCD displays on color e-readers. The new system requires less power than LCDs but is not as bright.

PhatWare has released an update for WritePad for iPhone which includes synchronization of WritePad documents with Evernote. WritePad 5 now offers an improved handwriting recognition engine with a letter shape selector and adds the ability to upload WritePad documents to Google Docs and send SMS directly from WritePad.

When Android devices are used to access web-based services, such as Gmail, they receive authentication tokens. But some of these tokens are sent in plain-text, making them easy to read if captured.

As a way to apologize to, and thank, users Sony will offer subscribers free games in either PS3 or PSP format. The PlayStation Network is back on line but the PlayStation Store is not yet back in business.

An Australian journalist claims he was arrested after reporting on the demonstration of a vulnerability in Facebook. Why the journalist was targeted, and not the demonstrator, is something of a mystery.