Google has launched a person finder for those concerned about family and friends affected by the Japanese earthquake. This page includes a link.

Some reviewers are very impressed with the new iPad, others less so. This page includes snippets of several reviews and links to the original articles.

Gmail now has a “Smart Labels” feature to help you sort messages in your inbox into more manageable chunks. The system learns your preferences when you change mislabeled messages.

You’ve always used Windows but you couldn’t resist the new iPad or MacBook. Now that you have it, the operating system is so different. This page includes links to some videos to introduce you to your new device.

The yearly Pwn2Own contest is underway. Safari 5 fell in the first seconds of the event, soon followed by IE8. But, so far, Chrome is holding firm against attack.

Pad Grip iPad Mount is designed to move your iPad from your couch, or lap, to an upright position on a table. The Pad Grip swivels 360 degrees and tilts up to 70 degrees for easy viewing.

The new iPhone version of WritePad features a redesigned Document Manager, allowing you to store documents in the app’s folder hierarchy. WritePad also lets you specify a remote access password for the Document Sharing feature.

When a web site goes down, what’s the easiest way to connect with users? The answer in some cases is Twitter. Psychster Inc. and Microsoft Learning collaborated to study the best approach to this problem.

Google’s Chrome 10 includes a sandbox feature to keep the Adobe Flash player isolated and faster JavaScript execution. This article looks at some of the changes you can expect when you upgrade your browser.

This 12.5-inch laptop machine will include a Sandy Bridge processor, your choice of a 2.1 GHz Core i3-2310M up to the 2.7GHz Core i7-2620M, and promises of 15-hour battery life. The devices are expected to be available in April.