America’s Job Exchange, in partnership with non-profit Hire A Hero, and several top employers, has launched a 90-day on-line hiring event for veterans. Jobs will be posted in a section specifically designed for veterans facing unemployment upon their return from service.

There are a lot of programs that will help you unlock your phone so you can use it on another network. However. Unlocked phones don’t always work, at least in the U.S. and Canada.

For Facebook fans, it looks like you will be able to get an “@facebook.com” e-mail address as early as next week. The service is expected to be similar to Hotmail or Gmail.

This sounds familiar. It’s a virus. It masquerades as anti-virus software. Once on your system it sends spam to everyone in your address book. The difference: you get hit with the bill for all the calls from your cell phone.

RIM plans to release the PlayBook tablet with a price low enough to tempt iPad users away from Apple. The PlayBook includes Wi-Fi and two cameras.

Don’t expect to catch up on your backlog of YouTube viewing. An average of 50,400 hours of video is now being uploaded every day.

Samsung Electronics and LG Display are showing prototype displays, using different technologies, that can be bent and continue to function. This page includes a short video showing the displays.

The Galaxy Tab is a 7-inch, Android-based, tablet. It’s smaller than the iPad, but has two cameras, a 1024×600 pixel display, and good battery life. This article includes a short video showing it in use.

The World Wide Web is new, having started only about 20 years ago. But things have changed so much in that time. Digital Archaeology is an exhibition that includes some of the ground-breaking sites of the early web.

While Microsoft and U.S. wireless carriers claim the new phones are “flying off shelves” others put the number of sales at a fraction of those for iPhone and Android devices.