The Kindle 3 is an e-reader. But. Did you know? The Kindle isn’t limited to a single format, and you can Tweet from the device, or read a blog, or… This article lists several other things the Kindle 3 can do.

Educators in Australia seem to have fallen in love with the iPad. The University of Adelaide is even providing free iPads to students enrolling in their science programs.

So far, it’s just a rumor. But. Something may be announced on Monday at RIM’s Blackberry Developer Conference. Rumors say it won’t run the BlackBerry OS.

Connecting your Droid X to a PC via USB cable in PC Mode may fail after upgrading the Droid X to Froyo. This article offers a simple fix to the problem.

With a business that spans the globe, Google deals with many governments requesting data. Google’s new Transparency Report shows some of the censorship levels around the world.

We didn’t have good results with our cloud backup strategy.

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

Peter Skillman has been named to head Nokia’s UX for Meego program. The hope is that he can help clean up Nokia’s rather cluttered user interface.

Rebecca didn’t quite understand the Facebook privacy settings. When she tried to invite 15 of her friends to a party, she unwittingly made the event public.

Twitter allows you to insert a line of JavaScript into your message. With a command like “onmouseover” you can have images, ads, or other things pop up in a browser. It seems you can even use the feature to spread malware.

It probably sounds like one of those urban myths, except it’s true. Google’s data center in Dalles, Oregon has a problem with the local hunters. It seems they like to shoot at the insulators on the electric poles. While they generally miss hitting the insulators, it seems they’ve repeatedly hit the fiber cable.