Xmarks, the service that lets you sync your bookmarks between computers, has been purchased by LastPass and will continue as a “freemium” service.

The handheld device delivers over 3 million English Wikipedia articles, a dictionary, quotes, and more, all on a microSD card. The WikiReader requires no external connections, no subscriptions, and no Internet connection.

People used to rely on just one browser to connect them to the internet. Now, many are using several different browsers at the same time to do different functions.

The Nook Color has been jailbroken. This was not unexpected. The question now is, how will Barnes and Noble respond.

In this book, author Wallace Wang explains the iPad’s more useful, but less obvious, features. Some of the things he covers include setting parental controls and privacy settings, editing Microsoft Office documents, and organizing your calendar and contacts.

An electric eel in Kamakura, Japan is lighting up a Christmas tree, in flashes. The eel produces small amounts of electricity each time it moves. Ideas for powering laptops and cell phones are dependent on the portability of a suitable aquarium.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC)is proposing a “Do not track” option for web browsing similar to the “Do not call” option available for telephones. The problem may come in the trying to implement such a plan.

GammaTech Computer Corp. brings rugged design and versatile computing to the healthcare environment with the MT10L clinical tablet PC. The tablet features Intel Health Mobile Clinical Assistant Solutions reference architecture and weighs less than three pounds.

If you’re in the market for a new smartphone, this article looks at the top offerings for iPhone, Android, WinPhone7, BlackBerry, and WebOS operating systems.

In this book, author David J. Perdue introduces you to the software, assortment of electronic parts, and building elements that make up LEGO’s MINDSTORMS NXT. He also provides instructions for building and running six robots.