Forget Android. HTC is expected to release a Chrome-powered tablet before the end of the year. Along with the tablet, Google is expected to open a Chrome store for apps.

There are protective cases, stands, and totes on this list. If you’re looking for an accessory to make your iPad stand out from the crowd, you might find it here.

The Global Positioning Systems (GPS) on cell phones, and other devices, requires the device be able to locate a satellite. This article explains how to reset your iPhone’s connection if it has problems.

In this book Adam DuVander offers a number of scripts to help you get started building maps using Bing, Yahoo!, Google Maps, and more.

Recent reports that the BlackBerry Torch is on sale for half price are not correct. While you can buy it for less on Amazon, if you buy it from AT&T you’ll still pay full price.

The Panther 2.0 was designed to replace high-end workstations running graphics and CAD programs. It has a 17-inch screen, a 3-megapixel webcam, and can handle up to 24GB of RAM. And, at 11.66 lbs (5.3 kg) it may not be all that portable.

While Steve Jobs may want Flash to vanish, it may take a long time before the technology is replaced by something else.

The Ascentive Performance Center, from FinallyFast.com, has been mistakenly tagged as malware by some anti-virus software. Such false positives have happened to a number of software programs.

Due to a flaw in Firefox attackers can use iFrame and URL obfuscation to capture information from your browser sessions.

Google and eBay’s PayPal are apparently discussing the possibility of letting Android users pay for their apps using PayPal as well as Checkout.