The HTC Incredible is a small device, only 2.3 x 4.6 inches, runs Android 2.1 on a 1-GHz Snapdragon processor providing applications with plenty of zip.

If you’re a real fan of Twitter, this may be the wall clock for you. Based on the old pendulum clock, this one sports a digital display and chirps when a specified twitter stream posts info.

A Finnish company, MultiTouch, has developed a large touch system that can keep track of input from eight people at a time. The platform uses a single processor to manage up to 14 display units.

While the survey may be suspect, it seems to say the iPhone has replaced the car as a sign of wealth and stability in the dating market.

Docs.com, also known as Docs for Facebook, is powered by the web version of Microsoft Office 2010. This article looks at how the new service works.

Steve worked for us when we started ZATZ, so I know many of you probably remember him as well.

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

Google, Yahoo, and other search engines allow us to ask questions we’d never be able to find in a book. This article lists some of the stranger queries found recorded in search logs by one tech.

As iPhone OS 4 will not include a way to print from iPhones and iPads Pocket Watch, LLC. will continue to connect the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch to printers with ActivePrint.

Adobe will not continue working on its tool to convert Flash applications to work on the iPhone or iPad since Apple has announced it won’t allow any apps to be sold, or run, not written using their tools.

While earlier versions of Zbot/Zeus have targeted Internet Explorer users, the malware has been revised to steal banking login information from Firefox users.