200 college students in Seattle, WA are trying to make the move from paper textbooks to the Kindle e-reader. While the overall cost, and bulk, of the Kindle may be less, the students are having to learn a new way to study.

The new HP Pavilion dv8 Entertainment Laptop PC offers an 18.4-inch, full high-definition, ultra-widescreen, ultra BrightView display with built-in TV tuner.

Various experts have declared the ascendancy of social networking at the cost of e-mail. However. This article looks at some of the things we take for granted in e-mail.

The logic of this decision seems to be lacking, until you consider the roaming charges AT&T may be charging Amazon for access. But then there are shipping charges from the U.S. and a U.S. power plug making the device look less and less “international”.

Openmoko has released WikiReader, a palm-sized electronic encyclopedia containing more than three million English language articles of Wikipedia that can be accessed without requiring an Internet connection.

T-Mobile blames a server failure at Microsoft for the lost of user contacts, to-do lists, calendar entries, and photos over the weekend. Microsoft has admitted there is no backup of the user data.

Adobe’s new Flash Professional CS5 developer kit includes tools to convert Flash apps into iPhone apps, greatly increasing the market for Flash.

CEATEC is where the Japanese show off the latest in consumer electronics, both those in production and those only in prototype. This page shows some of the latest ideas in phone, including one that folds up like a road map.

When is a Google page not a Google page? The quick answer seems to be, when a botnet has redirected your search through a fake site without your knowledge.

Both of these phones are made by HTC of Taiwan, but use different operating systems. Hero uses Google’s new Android OS while the Pure runs on MS Windows Mobile 6.5 making them very different experiences.