Blue Ocean Wireless’ global service enables merchant seafarers to use their mobile phones while at sea as if they were in port.

The TouchSmart tx2z is HP’s first multitouch convertible tablet. The 12-inch display, even with 1280 x 800 resolution may not be big enough for everything, but it has other features that may out-weigh that deficit.

Adobe is working a version of Flash for the iPhone, but even if Adobe gets it to work, will Apple offer it?

It was everyone’s worst nightmare come to life. The bookmark sharing website lost both the primary data stote and the backup, forcing the site to close while engineers work to recover data.

David’s back on CNN.com, this time with Unhappy Days: How the economy will tank when plain ol’ TV goes away. On rare occasions, the United States Congress does the right thing. This may be one of those occasions, but we’ll have to wait until next week to find out. On Monday, the Senate voted to delay the U.S. television conversion from analog to digital by four months, from a February 17th “doomsday” to a potentially less problematic June 12.

Want to store your files on Google’s servers? Google Drive may soon be a reality.

A $10 laptop (Rs 500) prototype, with 2 GB RAM capacity, will be on display in Tirupati, India, on February 3. Indian scientists developed the laptop after determining the $100 laptop from Nicholas Negroponte was too expensive.

Extech Data Systems has introduced the Apex 3 Direct Thermal Printer, designed to meet the mobile worker’s need for a lightweight, rugged printer.

Microsoft, looking ahead to when smartphones will replace desktop computers, has filed a patent for a smartphone docking station.

Proving that privacy is getting harder to find, Swiss police investigating a drug ring discovered a large pot farm using Google Earth.