If you’re looking to create High Dynamic Range photos (they’re amazing), you should read this article.

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

While holding a cell phone to your ear for hours each day may, or may not, cause cancer, it seems that wearing a phone at your belt may cause bone loss in your hipbone. Researchers at the the National University of Cuyo, in Mendoza, Argentina have been studying the issue.

SafeWallet v2.1 includes several new features including one-click password generation, Android USB Sync, and a recently-used folder function.

The iPad 2 is thinner and lighter weight than the original iPad. Part of this is from a reduction in the weight of the glass. This is a 3-minute video of iPad glass being tortured until it breaks.

Germany’s Orkin Design is showing a prototype of a laptop that can be rolled up. The device uses flexible OLED and touchscreen technologies to provide different configurations. This page includes a 2-minute video showing how it works.

Two, optional, app players will allow you to run Android and Java applications on your new RIM PlayBook. This means the tablet will launch with thousands of apps already available.

Motorola is hiring mobile and web engineers to develop their own web-based mobile operating system. This could signal their move away from the Android platform.

The code for Honeycomb, Android 3.0, is not being released to the general community yet. Google hasn’t provided a date for release.

This is a basic netbook, running Windows 7 Starter Edition on 1G of RAM. But, at $288, if you want something inexpensive and aren’t too demanding on performance, this might work for you.

Color is a new app for iPhones and Android devices that lets you share photos, videos, and text from multiple smartphones. Color uses advanced proximity algorithms to share with nearby devices.