WikiReader is a small touchscreen device that packs a lot of information and does not require an Internet connection.

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

While Microsoft is planning to port Windows 8 to the ARM platform, away from Intel, Intel has announced plans to put Windows 8 on their chips for smartphones.

Mike Jones, CEO of Myspace, has made it official. If the right buyer comes up with the cash, they can have the company. After Myspace halved the payroll a few days ago, the price should be reasonable.

The BlackBerry PlayBook will allow you to tether it to your BlackBerry phone using Bluetooth. And, if you connect to your company’s BlackBerry Enterprise server, tethering can be configured.

The new EVO Shift 4G mobile phone runs Android version 2.2, includes a slide-out keyboard to make texting easier, and can be used as a 3G or 4G Wi-fi encrypted hot spot.

It looks likely that, by the end of 2011, most new smartphones will be running on dual-core chips. Some high-end models may even run quad-core processors. So… where does that leave older phones?

If you own an iPhone, and some other touchscreen devices, you’ve used Gorilla Glass. The glass has some interesting properties as illustrated in the 4-minute video with this article.

If you use parental control programs to prevent your children from accessing some sites, it appears the programs do not work well on the mobile phones and game consoles many children use for internet access.

Beta one of iOS 4.3 for iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch and Apple TV is now available for developers. This article looks at some of the changes being made that might affect users when the operating system is released.

SPB Software has released SPB Migration Tool to help you to migrate your personal data from old Windows Mobile or Symbian devices to a new Android smartphone. SPB Migration Tool lets you choose between using a MicroSD card or the mobile internet for migration.