TeliaSonera, a Swedish telecom, is the first to roll out 4G service to customers. The transition may be a bit rough, 3G and 4G require different hardware, but with with speeds of up to 100 Mbits/second users may be eager to make the switch.

It didn’t take long for hackers to open the Nook e-reader and access its Android operating system. Now that details are out, it will be interesting to see what happens.

Are you looking to expand your Rock Band or Guitar Hero drum kit? Or perhaps you’re more serious of a musician than what those kits support. Consider the Logitech Wireless Drum Controller. Although more costly than the above mentioned kits, is it worth the extra expense? Read on as Editor-at-Large James Booth takes a look at Logitech’s replacement drum kit.

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

Spammers and hackers are celebrating now that Twitter posts and Facebook entries are being indexed for searches. The new searches allow them to amass more addresses.

A few, expensive, laptops are really thin. Now a new 7mm-thick hard drive from Seagate could lead to more ultra-thin laptops with lower prices.

Apparently not content with just the browser and on-line document market, Google is launching their own smartphone. The Nexus One will be sold online by Google starting in early 2010.

An optical, wireless mouse, in the guise of a Corvette, or Mustang, or… all with functioning headlights. Road Mice are PC and Mac compatible and are suitable for both desktops and laptops.

For the iPhone and iPod Touch, just in time for Christmas, this Dr. Seuss tale is available on the App Store for a special price of $3.99.

After a long day, sys admin Miguel Rivera, goes home and turns some of the damaged computer parts into sculpture.

The Android 2.0.1 update is going out to Droid users, bringing with it a number of enhancements. This article discusses some of the things you can expect to find on your phone after the update.