Hewlett-Packard isn’t happy about the rumors saying it was no longer going to produce the Slate tablet. This article clarifies what devices HP is planning to offer though it doesn’t provide dates.

If you use Gmail, you may have noticed the increase in spam, especially non-delivery messages. As a result, Google has updated the Postini engine to try and stop these malware messages.

The number from Amazon indicate e-books are more popular than hardcover books. Numbers of paperback books sold weren’t included.

If you have an iPad, iPhone, or Mac, it probably has a way to locate you. Unfortunately, it seems that Apple stores the information. This article describes how you can limit some of the information gathered.

WikiLeaks is back in business. It was unable to accept uploads for about a month due to upgrades.

The LogMeIn Ignition app for Android-based mobile devices and smartphones is now available in the Android Market. The remote access application gives people access to files and applications on their PCs and Macs from an Android device running the Android OS v1.5 and greater.

With all the devices that run on batteries, many companies are working on better battery technology. Vorbeck is using the metal graphene to develop quick-charging, long-lasting batteries.

In the past six years Facebook has added 500 million users. That’s equivalent to the combined populations of several countries. To celebrate, they’re running a contest to let you tell the world about yourself.

Windows Phone 7 is due out later this year, after some more features and tweaks are completed. In the meantime, this article takes another look at what it does. It includes a 3-minute video showing the operating system in action.

At least one girl has found Facebook to be helpful in ways unimagined. She managed to contact her mother, who called police, while she was being assaulted.