Courts are increasingly finding Facebook postings to be “public” information instead of private conversation and are allowing attorneys to search the site to support their cases.

Information about events in Egypt is no longer coming via the internet. It appears Mubarak’s government has shut down all internet traffic in an effort to quell dissent. Some information is still getting out.

It sounded good. Which made it a popular subject. Which led to mistaken reports and official denials that were ignored. So. No. It appears there will not be a Facebook Phone from HTC or anyone else.

Mark Zuckerberg’s account was hacked. Just a day later Facebook enabled HTTPS to prevent user’s IDs and passwords from being hijacked, leaving many to wonder if the events are related.

Vogel’s new mounting system for the iPad, or other tablet, RingO, keeps your device save by mounting it on a wall or in a car.

This article includes descriptions and screen shots of Honeycomb features, as well as several videos showing what the interface looks like.

The Moby is a 7-inch Android tablet aimed at the education market originally priced for the U.S. Sometime early this year they will start shipping the devices to India.

Group Mobile has created an In-Vehicle Printing Solution for mobile workers that includes an HP OfficeJet H470 Mobile Printer with a Long Life Battery, Bluetooth Adapter, Protective Sleeve, Auto Power Adapter, and a RAM Vehicle Printer System.

HTC is expected to debut two new smartphones bearing the Facebook brand at next month’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Anti-government riots in Egypt have apparently caused a shut down or overload of Twitter. Though Vodafone claims they have not blocked the service, there are reports indicating Twitter cannot be accessed.