The new iOS firmware update will be released this week at no charge.

Modern technology can do all sorts of things, but it still can't provide us with decent feedback. That sounds like a job for artificial intelligence to us.

Itching to get your hands on Canonical's new Ubuntu 10.10 release? Here's what you need to know about the update.

Google's Android mobile OS is gaining considerable ground on Apple's iOS, according to a recent report from Quantcast.

If you want to take consistently sharp photos, you need to make sure your camera's lens and sensor are both clean.

The final pricing of Samsung's Android tablet rests in the hands of the US cellular carriers.

CanonEXPO was mostly a demonstration grounds for Canon's latest and upcoming products, but the company offered at least some looks into its vision of the far-off future.

Multifunction printers are big, slow machines that have lots of features, but do none of them well — and they aren't worth your time.

Logitech borrows design cues from Sony and Microsoft, but aims for a slightly lower price point.

It's the weekly Android Market Roundup! Go go go!

Among the various cameras, printers, projectors, and other imaging technology on display at Canon EXPO was some rather surprising gear: head-mounted displays designed to show off augmented reality systems.

Last week, Apple revealed it's new line of iPods. Conspicuously absent? The iPod Classic. The high-capacity player is still around, but for how long?

Ethernet, streaming music, smart power, oh my! What 21st century upgrades have you made to your home?

This week we're giving away an awesome Android Mini figurine. All you need to do to enter is sign up for the site and post a comment in this thread. Yay!

Getting decent audio from your headset or mic isn't hard, and we'll show you a few simple ways to do it.

Canon had a lot of high-tech gear on display at CanonEXPO in New York City's Javits Convention Center.

Some methods are better than others.

Chrome is now gray. And faster, and stuff. But mostly gray.

This TV may be beautiful, but we're not sure who would spend $5000 on it.

Researches at the University of Michigan have devised a film that can improve the power efficiency of LCD screens.

Can Samsung finally make Android a successful tablet OS?

What makes the new iPhone camera feature exciting.

AppleTV may be shiny and new, but that doesn't mean it's the best media player on the block.

Addressing an audience of workers in the music industry, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke reaffirmed the Obama administration's commitment to cracking down on media piracy on the Internet.

Just in time for Apple's new iPod Touch announcement, a rumor is brewing indicating that Microsoft is going to give the Zune another go.

Some apps are already doing some shady things. Learn how to protect yourself.

What would drive a man to use two mice for one computer?

The original AppleTV was a device with an identity crisis. The latest update aims to fix that, and a whole lot more.

If you were waiting for a deal to upgrade to Windows 7, your time has come.

All views expressed in this deck are the sole property of the internet rumor machine.

The iPod nano is ready to go running. Are you?

Here are three cool technologies aimed at enhancing the world of flight.

Discuss Apple's Fall Event announcements here!

Official images and details for posterity's sake.

Are web video providers like Youtube and Vimeo ready to take over your living room?

Archos has enough new tablets to cover all of their bases--and still have one model left over.

A new technology for CPUs could uphold the rate of processing progress posed by Moore's law.

The new stable version of the popular ROM is based on Froyo, but what does that mean?

Just like clockwork, Apple's annual fall event is scheduled for tomorrow. Let the speculation begin.

T-Mobile has graced us with some official shots of the G2 thanks to an unsecured server.

Are you ready to pinch, zoom, and rotate with multi-touch gestures on the surface of your mouse?

Intel is gearing up to join Microsoft in the world of combination CPU/GPU chips, and that initiative will start with the company's Sandy Bridge processors.

Transforming d-pad makes it more than just a cosmetic update.

Google hopes to make it easier than ever to spot the important stuff between those weekly newsletters from Bed Bath & Beyond.

Apple puts some serious though into its products, but sometimes, that attention to detail can be borderline inane.

Packing E Ink's Pearl technology, the third generation Amazon Kindle is the best looking ebook reader yet.

Bloatware can often come inside drivers for your computer's hardware and accessories.

And you thought Chrome was fast before!

With specially designed images, you can focus your eyes on a 2D pattern to create the illusion of a 3D effect.

Did you know Apple has a press event on Wednesday? Looks like Roku knows, too.

Compared to the iPad, it's much closer to the promise of science fiction.

Deciding on a graphics card is hard enough, but knowing the difference between the same model across different brands can be even harder.

First, LEDs improved LCD displays. Now new technology is hoping to improve LED displays.

Sony's PlayStation Move video shows off impressive 1:1 motion tracking and some cool tech demos.

AMD has announced that they'll be dropping the ATI name as they look forward to the APU future.

Why you shouldn't just buy any old rag to clean your iPad.

A few years ago, the concept of "hacking" a car was strictly the invention of Hollywood.

The Nintendo DSi and DSiXL will each drop $20 to $149.99 and $169.99, meaning the 3DS could launch at a price under $200.

Red, green, blue, and yellow pointers all have unique differences, and choosing which kind is right for you can be a challenge.

Intel reported earnings below predicted levels, but does this actually say anything about the state of the PC market?

It's the weekly Android Market Roundup.

By splicing the wires of Apple's microphone and remote with a superior style of earphone, you'll never suffer through bad audio again.

A smart phone app for real life war games shows us what future tech for actual warfare may look like.

Windows Live Sync is now Live Mesh. But don't worry, it still syncs stuff.

The weekend's upon us, and like any good nerds, we're spending the last days of summer holed up in our houses playing board and video games. What are you playing this weekend?

The only thing better than giving free stuff away is winning free stuff.

IE9's new look is definitely a departure from previous versions, which makes us wonder — what really makes for a good web browsing UI?

The megapixel arms race might be back on in the digital camera world.

You can do a few neat things with your brand new drive to make it more secure, more flexible, and more powerful.

Though the free licensing for H.264 video was set to expire in 2016, it's now been extended indefinitely. Internet users rejoice!

Applying natural 3D on a larger scale can be problematic, and it's going to take some serious technological leaps for those issues to be overcome.

It may take time to get reliable numbers, but the results could be surprising.

A recent study compared the offerings of Hulu.com and Hulu Plus, but how does Netflix Instant stack up in the same sample?

The new Canon 60D can edit video and process RAW files — but is in-camera editing truly necessary, or just an underpowered gimmick?

OLED technology that could finally make beautiful ultra-thin displays affordable.

The debates over used game sales and disc vs. download converge!

After months of speculation, Canon has finally announced the 60D SLR.

Cisco CEO John Chambers says that holograms will be in common use within ten years.

If you want one good shot, you're probably going to have to take two dozen bad shots. To make the process easier, most cameras offer features like burst shooting and auto-bracketing.

Interested in yet another media player that combines network streaming and Internet TV? Check this one out.

In a world of impending competition, Boxee makes a move to distinguish itself.

Blocking out the sound of noisy passengers is a big deal for frequent commuters, but can anyone do it right?

Browsing and streaming works flawlessly.

Could it be that Android will be the toll carriers use to lock down consumer choice?

You may not notice, but Blu-ray and DVD discs are filled with hassles, from unskippable warnings and disclaimers to copious trailers.

It looks like Google is trying to attain total telephone integration.

The debate over whether smart phones can be good media remotes continues.

Dropped packets, slow connections and poor latency are all signs of poorly configured network. Here's how to straighten things out.

A recent Gizmodo article details how designer earbuds create a market of mediocrity, and how more expensive options are worth the price.

Hollywood has had a bittersweet relationship with technology.

The Time Explorer search engine spreads results out along a timeline, and reads through articles to pick out references to future events.

Turns out Incognito isn't as private as you think — and that goes for Firefox, Safari and IE too.

In just a few days the Galaxy tab will be announced. But can it stand up against the iPad?

Keep in mind, this thing is still a rumor for now.

Microsoft recently revealed the engineering behind its new Xbox 360 Slim, including a revelation that puts the company ahead of both Intel and AMD.

The tab organizational tool once called Tab Candy gets rebranded, and Sync will keep your browser data with you no matter where you are.

A German glass company has devised a solution to prevent the deaths of millions of birds every year.

AMD has released details on Bulldozer, their server/high end PC core, and Bobcat, its netbook little brother.

You can't search for an object unless you know how to describe it. The answer? Expand search, beyond words and make it visual.

We're getting more excited for the Google tablet.