Palm’s new Pixi is smaller than the Pre, lower priced, and comes with some interesting graphics on the case.

Spending most of your day on a cellphone may not be the best idea, but just how bad is it? The Environmental Working Group analyzed radiation emissions from 1,268 cellphones, which can at least give you some numbers to think about.

Apple has announced several changes to its line of iPods. Prices have come down and new features are being added. This article has a summary of the changes.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has instituted a ban for its employees on using wireless devices, hands-free or not, while driving.

Nokia’s latest phones and netbooks come with a dose of sticker-shock. Prices for the new, unlocked, devices don’t come with the “discounts” included with most service contracts.

Asus is entering the e-reader market with a dual-screen model that could sell for as little as $164, undercutting most of its competitors.

After the surprise deletion of George Orwell’s books from Kindles, Amazon is offering to replace the books, right down to any annotations made my users.

The Google Book Search allows you to read out-of-print books without having to locate a physical copy. However. It also means Google is collecting data on you as you search their database.

We’ve gotten a number of interesting drive enclosures in recently, and this week, we’re taking a look at two of them: the NetDisk from IOCell Networks and the InfoSafe eSATA removable enclosure from StarTech.

Read this Computing Unplugged article.

Tweets, even at only 140-characters each, take a while to read. Pictures can be “read” far more quickly. This article includes information, and links, on seven image apps for Twitter.