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.

If one believes the leaked documents leaked, the Lenovo Edge 91z will be a 21.5-inch all-in-one system with 1920×1080 resolution. The systems are expected to be available at the end of June.

Dropbox claimed your data was safe with them, not even their employees could open your files. However. It appears the claim was not true. Employees can open your files.

RIM is recalling about 1,000 16BG PlayBook tablets because of a software problem. The problem devices were shipped to Staples in the US and Canada.

If you like small phones, HP’s Veer may be of interest. It’s only 3.25 inches long, with a 2.6-inch touchscreen, a slide-out keyboard, and a 5-megapixel camera.

Bedrock Technologies, LLC holds a lot of patents. They won a verdict against Google recently, for a fraction of what they sought, but just lost to Yahoo! with a similar suit. It appears that Bedrock really wants licensing fees.

Galaxy Tab owners in Europe can now get the Gingerbread update. Carriers in the US have yet to announce upgrade schedules.