Protect your iPhone 3GS and 5G iPod nano in style with Proporta’s Aluminium Lined Leather Cases (Apple 5G iPod nano & Apple iPhone 3G/3GS). Both cases feature Proporta’s trademark “Screen Saver” System, with a sheet of lightweight, aircraft grade aluminium built in to protect against impact damage and crushing.

StarTech.com, in addition to hardware, now offers on-line computer courses through their StarTech University. Their most recent course covers USB 3.0.

The EVO 4G isn’t expected out until this summer but the spec sheet lists a number of interesting features. This article covers five features you can look forward to.

WorkAtHomeJobs.org brings together job listings from sites such as eLance, Guru, Odesk, and Freelancer enabling you to search by category, keywords, or pay rate.

After several weeks of back-and-forth, Google has announced it will no longer censor search results in China. Chinese users are being directed to the Hong Kong version of Google’s search engine.

Firefox 3.6 has a critical bug that doesn’t affect earlier versions. Mozilla has now released a patch, Firefox 3.6.2 update, to fix the problem.

Opera has submitted its Mini browser to Apple for approval. Opera is running a contest to guess how long approval will take. This page includes a 2-minute video showing the app in use.

Last week Amazon released a Kindle reader for the Mac. This week they’ve unveiled their reader for the iPad, with color, making the earlier release look premature.

Sentences given to convicted hackers have varied. Now U.S. Attorney Stephen Heymann is requesting the court to sentence Albert Gonzalez to the maximum term for his intrusions at TJX and other businesses.

Citing security concerns, Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security has warned against using Firefox until the release of version 3.6.2.