The Aria is a small, Android-based, smartphone with a small price. While it isn’t as fancy as some of the more expensive phones, it seems to be a solid performer.

Intel researchers probably didn’t want to prove this – Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 280, released in 2008, runs up to 14 times faster than Intel’s 3.2GHz Core i7 960 processor.

As Google’s lawyers in the US argue there are no laws against intercepting unsecured Wi-Fi data, Starbucks is getting ready to add unsecured Wi-Fi hotspots in many of their shops to lure you into lingering over that latte.

Firefox 3.6.4 has been released. With it come additional security and “crash protection” for misbehaving Flash, SilverLight, or QuickTime applications.

While the iPhone 4 uses the same processor and more memory than the iPad, tests still show the iPad runs faster. This article includes a short video comparing the iPhone 3G to the iPhone 4.

This device from Dell runs Android and offers a 5-inch screen, a 5Mp camera, a 1GHz process, and more. But is it really an over-sized phone, or an under-sized tablet?

Advertisers have been targeting potential clients for a long time. This summer you’re being given a chance to see why certain advertisers have you in their sights and, perhaps, opt out of future ads.

Google Voice lets you receive all your messages through a single phone number. You can even tell it which device you want it to use. And now anyone in the US can sign up without needing an invitation.

If you have an Android device, and download applications from the Android App Store, be aware that, according to SMobile Systems, up to 20 percent of the applications grant a third party access to your private information.

Adobe’s Flash Player can now be downloaded from the Android Market, and Adobe.com, to Android 2.2 (Froyo) devices. Flash Player 10.1 is also available for Symbian, webOS, and other operating systems.