While you might not be able to convince your boss, researchers at the National University of Singapore have found that “goofing off” on the internet can improve your productivity.

Stephen Dewitt may be saying that WebOS is alive and has a great future, but others are less impressed. While some forecast the end of HP, TouchPads are now on sale at a deep discount.

Residents of Tripoli are once again able to access the internet. Connections are gradually being restored across the country.

A new Facebook application lets you hold group video chats with up to 50 friends at the same time. Groupchat.tv creates links that can be shared with friends through e-mail.

Ten apps account for 43 percent of activity on Android smartphones according to Nielsen Smartphone Analytics. The apps were not named but are probably “standards” like Twitter, Facebook, and Google Maps.

Continuing with accelerated releases, the beta of Firefox 7 is now available for download. Versions for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android are ready to test.

With HP pulling out of the hardware market, that means no more TouchPad, Pre, or Pixi devices to use Webos. This only a year after HP bought Palm.

RecMan Inc. announced the release of RecMan for Gmail, providing administrators control of development and deployment of records management processes for e-mail messages and documents within the Gmail domain.

It would seem that Apple has declared war on Samsung Electronics. Apple has filed for a complete recall of Samsung smartphones and tablets in the stock of European distributors and resellers.

If you have an Intel SSD 320 Series drive, Intel has now released a fix for the “BAD_CTX 13x Error”.