These apps can make you look like the smartest guy in the room, reduce the amount of wasted calls and even save you money. No more awkward calls to your friends when you really don't want to talk to them and just want to hit them up for info or directions.
Apple is responding to several battery issues and encouraging MacBook users to run a software update. Many MacBook and MacBook Pro users have complained of sporadic battery behavior and physical damage.
Gelaskins been selling iPod skins for quite a while and now has some cool designs for notebooks. Gelskins are easily removable and won't permanently scar your computer.
Intel is showing off a new UMPC at IDF that's supposed to launch sometime in 2008. Intel says this "this truy the full Iner...
Toshiba announced the Satellite A205 and Satellite P205notebook series and we're impressed by what we've seen so far. Toshiba's made an obvious effort to make...
Picard, a German leather goods company, is going solar with a new collection of notebook bags. The Picard Solar line features an array of photovoltaic ...
Matt Kelly from PodTech sits down with Dan Hugland, inventor of the Chill Pak, an ice pack that's supposed to turn your notebook into a true "laptop" by keepi...
Fastmac announced the first Blu-Ray optical drive upgrade for Apple's PowerBook, iBook & MacBook Pro notebook computers. The new slimline, slot loading drive ca...
Greenpeace has put Lenovo at the top of its Green Rankings of technology manufacturers, a far cry from its recent worst position. The organization’s rankings have come under fire for being inconsistent.
We’ve heard lots of stories about how mobile technology is keeping the troops in Iraq entertained and connected to their families. But this iPod did more for one soldier he could have hoped.
There’s been a lot of buzz about Solid State Drives (SSD) in high-end specialized notebooks, but it will be some time before they are a reasonably priced option in main stream notebooks. If you’re itching for some SSD action in check out this alternative.
Transcend announced a series of Solid State Drives (SSD) for ExpressCard/34 slots. With capacities up to 16GB, the ExpressCard SSDs are compatible with Microsoft Vista’s ReadyBoost technology, which speeds up notebooks by caching data on flash drives.