Textbooks seem to be a bad fit for e-readers. Now, a new company, Kno, is offering a device with twin 14-inch LCD touchscreens. The device is expected to be available in December. Article includes a couple of short videos of the device.

While Palm’s smartphones haven’t gotten much of a following, the WebOS may be another story, especially now that HP is involved.

AT&T’s network hosts the iPhone and iPad, both of which attract heavy data users. The result has been a strained network. To prevent collapse, AT&T will no longer offer “unlimited data” plans.

New approaches are needed to help stop the spill from expanding. www.whatshouldBPdo.com hopes crowdsourcing will find solution to BP spill.

The Documents To Go has been updated to support the iPad. The update also includes support for Google Docs, Dropbox and Box.net. Current customers will be updated for free.

Expected out in September, this tablet combines e-reader technology with touch-screen writing, all for about $200. This article includes a 3-minute video, unfortunately the sound is not very clear.

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processor runs at 1GHz, but faster chips are in the works. Before the end of this year phones with chipsets running at 1.2 and 1.5GHz are expected to be available.

Sprint’s HTC EVO is a 4G phone, meaning – if you don’t have 4G access you’ll probably miss out on some capabilities.Otherwise, it offers 3G, 4G (WiMax), Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, FM and GPS connectivity, a 4.3 inch screen, and shoots 720p video.

A new phishing scam is out to steal your Facebook login and install malware on your computer. The best defense? If you see a note for an “hilarious video” on your wall, delete it.

Now that Apple has sold 2 million iPads, is there much of a market share left for competitors? Since competitors won’t have access to the Apple Store, they may fight an up-hill battle.