Now that advertisers can find your phone, expect ads to arrive based on your geographic location. TargetSpot has made a deal with Slacker to target audio ads to mobile radios listeners.

This article includes a short video showing how the MorphPad can work as a keyboard, game console, or music control. And, if that isn’t enough, it can be used as a touchpad.

If you’re looking for a lightweight portable Laptop Computer, with a screen size of 15 inches or smaller, MiniPC Warehouse is now open for business.

If you’re able to get to San Francisco, CA, WebMonkey is running a contest offering two free passes to the Google I/O conference May 19 and 20. These are passes to the show – no travel, hotel, or other expenses are included.

What happens with public relations people are either too afraid or too important to speak to the press?

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

Intel’s six-core chips are now on sale in Europe as the i7-980 Extreme Edition. The processor is clocked at up to 3.6GHz and includes 12MB of L3 cache memory.

Google claims the features were selected based on “usage”. I guess this means YouTube previews are more popular than Google Docs previews. The new features include attachment detector, search auto-complete, and vacation dates.

Palm is “conceding”, the Pre isn’t driving the iPhone off the market any time soon. Sales of the Pre, Pre Plus, and Pixi Plus have been below expectations.

While Microsoft may own the news network, would Apple’s seemingly capricious opinion of what should be made public have a greater effect on the news you actually see?

This not-quite-new smartphone has been available in Europe since last year under the name Galaxy Spica. It features a LCD touch screen, 3.2Mp camera, Wi-Fi and AGPS running on the Android operating system.