Verizon has started cutting internet access for repeat copyright offenders. The company has not said how many have been cut off to date.

Palm’s latest smartphone is now available. Th author of this article tested some of the new features, like Mobile Hotspot.

The smartphone has changed many things. These pocket-sized, go-everywhere, computers are making netbooks, tablets, and the telephone irrelevant.

Asus has tablet prototypes in their labs, but don’t plan to release them to market until sufficient “content” is available to make them attractive to consumers. So, what else do they have in mind for the computing market?

Beginning sometime next year, The New York Times will charge for full access t its website. Details are still being worked out.

The new WildCharger Pad makes charging up as easy as putting your device down. Placing any WildCharger-enabled device flat on the pad activates the charger. The Universal PowerDisc comes with 8 connectors to fit a variety of devices.

No, he didn’t use the phone to staunch bleeding, he used a first-aid app on the device to learn how to treat his injuries. Sixty-five hours after the earthquake, he was rescued.

Mobile operator 3 Scandinavia will soon offer broadband service at higher speeds using HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) Evolution, also known as HSPA+ or Evolved HSPA. Users can expect speeds of up to about 30 Mbps.

The Resco MobileCRM Studio developer platform assists in the development of mobile applications used as extensions to Microsoft Dynamics CRM. MobileCRM Studio is optimized for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 3.5.

Mozilla may decide to follow Google’s lead on pushing out updates. Firefox 3.6 will be out soon, without some of the planned-on features, so additional incremental updates may follow making Firefox a “rolling distro”.