It is a new year for Motorola, a new CEO, and a new mobile, the Motorola Z10. Taking cues from LG and Nokia, the Motorola Z10 turns focus towards web use and its’ camera. More►

As CES 2008 continues to roll along, we’re spotting more UMPC devices and sleeker mobile phones, both good things for the tech consumer. LG gave a closer look at the upcoming Vu. More►

CES launched and with it, another device platform seems to want to rear its’ ugly head. Apparently, the marketing heads of various corporations got together and decided to raid your pockets, yet again.

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Touch screens phones, PMP’s (portable media players) and now MID’s (mobile internet device) seem to be the rage. At least after scanning full a day of posts around the web centered on CES. More►

Netflix and LG recently agreed to distribute Netflix movie rentals through a set-top box. Unless LG releases a must have device, this can only be seen as a short-term fix and not a long-term solution for Netflix.

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Gizmodo recently covered the SanDisk Cruzer Titanium Plus, a 4GB USB drive that stores your data online for $29.99 a year after the 6-month free teaser. Aside from secretly storing data in your g-mail account, what is your opinion regarding online storage? More►

As the year closes, it appears Sony is looking to get you to purchase a HDTV in order to boost numbers on the Playstation 3. The “special” ends on Monday, December 31st. If you want a “free” Playstation 3 act fast.

Gizmodo covered an Arstechnica story about you not buying DVDs like before. Aside from waiting for a winner of the HD format battle, here are 20 reasons why you are not lining the pockets of investors and the MPAA.

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The N82 is the latest multimedia computer from Nokia. Navigation, web access, audio, video and photography bundled with the latest mobile phone components. However, you have seen these features before, so what makes the Nokia N82 special? More►

If you buy the iPhone, the expectation is that you follow Apple’s restrictions. This class action lawsuit regarding iPhone modifications is a waste of time. If you modify a device, whether with software or with solder, you run the risk of damaging the product, and voiding the warranty.

Apple can create as many ways as required to keep the device working as intended. Users can create ways to circumnavigate such methods. However, when doing so you waive rights of authorized and intended use. More►