The HTC Touch Cruise 2009/HTC Iolite smartphone can help you navigate from point A to point B, now you can protect it with a case, lined with aircraft grade aluminum, or a screen protector.

This book by Tim O’Reilly and Sarah Milstein addresses some questions about Twitter, such as: what is it, why is it so popular, and can it do more than just waste your time.

iZ3D Inc. has expanded its rebate program to include NVIDIA GeForce graphics card customers. nVidia or AMD customers who purchase an iZ3D monitor can register their purchase online or mail in required rebate documents.

The question is less about whether you tweet than it is about how Twitter affects the way people communicate.

It seems like only last week Apple was saying it would continue its exclusive deal with AT&T. Now word comes that Apple is in “late stage” talks with Verizon.

If you’re interested in developing apps for the Palm Pre, Chapter 4 of “Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript Using the Palm Mojo Framework” has been posted. The completed book is expected out in August.

Many ISPs are like the old phone companies – protected monopolies in the guise of utilities. North Carolina’s legislature is considering bills to handcuff municipalities trying to offer broadband access as a public utility.

In the US, prisoners are not allowed to have cell phones. Jamming cellular frequencies is one answer. Another is to detect and locate cell signals.

Now that the judge in the Pirate Bay is accused of bias, the verdict may be in question. The Stockholm district court judge is a member of two copyright groups, one of which was represented in the case with Pirate Bay.

A palm-sized computer running Windows was almost too far ahead of the pack in 2004. Now, with netbooks and smartphones, the idea seems almost quaint.