If you have both iPhone and iPad and don’t object to jailbreaking the phone, it seems you can tether the devices via MiWi and use the phone as a modem for the iPad.

Currently, video content on the web is royalty-free. In the future, if H.264 becomes the industry standard, there may be a licensing charge.

A lot of people signed up for Twitter, then never used their IDs. Now Twitter is planning to release these un-used IDs to new users.

To help you stay connected, even as you read a novel, Amazon is adding several features to the Kindle. The updates will go out to the devices at the end of this month.

It would appear that Apple has a finger on the tech pulse. The iPad, which many said would flop, has sold over a million units in just 28 days.

Facebook is about sharing, whether you want to share your data or not. It seems that, even if you change your settings, your information is still visible to the world.

HP has reportedly decided against both Win7 and Intel for their Slate tablet project. And. Microsoft has canceled their Courier tablet project.

Steve Jobs listed several reasons why Apple is dropping Flash support. In this article several Adobe employees answer the charges.

While the entry fee is steep, the payoff could be well worth it. People with iPhones, iPads, and iPods are willing to pay for the devices, so why not for other things.

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