
Ambient Design announced ArtRage Studio Pro professional artist software is now available for touch-screen computers, including the iPad and all-new MSI multi-touch Wind Top AE series. From January 6 – January 9, 2011, ArtRage for iPad will be available at a discounted rate of only $1.99 at the Apple iTunes Store.

While other companies are announcing new tablets at the Consumer Electronics Show, HP will wait until the beginning of February to show off their webOS tablet.

Using “kinetic” power, created by your movement, you can now recharge your portable devices while walking to class. This page includes a 2.5-minute video showing how the device works.

Toshiba is demoing its new 10-inch tablet at the Consumer Electronics Show. The device is designed to run Android Honeycomb and offers a 1280 by 800 display, two cameras, and more.

Plow Digital has released Cubicle Golf for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch to help put a little fun in your day. You can now play 18 holes on a course with familiar, office related, obstacles.

Google is a popular search engine. So popular that it has become it’s own problem. Google now has to find a way to cut back on the spam results it creates.

Space technology spin-offs are quite common. But the French seem to have taken it to the next level. The city of Toulouse has planted thousands of sensors under roadways and created a cell phone app to help residents locate available parking spots.

Single-core processor devices do not meet the minimum requirements for the next Android version, Honeycomb, according to some sources. This means Samsung’s Galaxy Tab will not be able to be upgraded from Android 2.3 “Gingerbread”.

The Skype client for Windows version 5.0.0.0152 is being blamed for the recent outage. But, who’s to blame for almost half of Skype’s users not having upgraded to the newer client?

If you just want one device to control them all, apparently Android is the answer. From opening your garage door, to playing classic games, or installing a different operating system, this article lists ten of the more impressive hacks and provides links for more information.