Glide OS 4.0 is a cloud computing solution offering a variety of applications and storage space. Glide now supports the Amazon Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet, Apple iPad 2, HP Touchpad, and more.

Adobe hasn’t yet announced which foundation will get the Flex SDK but analysts think it will be the Open Spoon Foundation. This is the second major product Adobe has abandoned recently.

Adult and violent images have been popping up on user pages after an unknown hacker compromised accounts. Experts are unsure if the attacks resulted from a clickjacking exploit or something else.

Android 4.0.1 “Ice Cream Sandwich” is now open-source code. Google released the latest version of Android yesterday.

The holiday season is upon us. If you need unusual gifts for your friends, EfstonScience offers robot kits, perplexing puzzles, and even a scaled-down version of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Catapult.

The first of the Kindle Fires have been shipped from Amazon, a day earlier than originally announced, and critics have begun posting their opinions.

The Portege Z835 uses a 1.4GHz Core i3 CPU with 4GB of RAM. Despite the slim design it also offers three USB ports, plus Ethernet, an SD card reader, and more.

Businesses demand support for office software. Google is responding by offering 24×7 phone support for their Apps for Business customers.

In the future, according to the settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, Facebook will make privacy changes “opt-in”. This may cut down on the “popularity” of new features and force Facebook to come up with new ways to advertize.

A recent survey indicates the Kindle Fire may outsell the iPad for holiday gift giving. Price may be a bigger factor than the number, or types, of available apps.