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 Best Buy to Sell HP TouchPads at Fire Sale Prices -- If Any Are Left Best Buy isnt promising it actually has any TouchPads remaining in inventory, but some people might find one now. Share:   |
 $99 HP TouchPad: Sold Out, As Far As I Can Tell When Hewlett-Packard dropped the price of its WebOS TouchPad to $99 many online retailers sold out of the tablet quickly. Share: |
HP TouchPad Fire Sale Could Hurt Low-Volume Competitors While consumers may benefit from those "everything must go" prices in the short run, in the long run, they may hurt competition and further Apple's dominance of the market. Share: |
Is LTE 4G iPhone Coming? Signs Point That Way Carriers are already testing LTE-enabled iPhones, and so is Apple -- which is hiring LTE engineers and installed LTE network equipment in at least one of its stores. Share: |
Glucose Monitor May Get Under Your Skin Researchers have developed a glowing, subdermal glucose sensor that could make it easier for diabetics to monitor their status. Share: |
Is Samsung Quietly Backing Away From Android? A key Google partner is considering its options -- including a proprietary OS -- in the wake of Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobile. Share: |
Speedy Firefox 7 Enters Beta Mozilla has released its streamlined update, putting the browser on track for release in September. Share: |
The Secret of Apple's Spaceship Headquarters The unique design contains some subliminal messages (and some more obvious ones), suggests a Silicon Valley design firm. Share: |
Microsoft Hunts Bugs with Variation on Bounty The new BlueHat Prize rewards -- with big bucks -- fixing entire classes of flaws instead of one-at-a-time finds. Share: |
TouchPad's Lesson: Tablets Cost Too Much HP's fire sale brings out the bargain-hunters, but it may offer another hint about the appropriate price of tablets. Share: |
10 of the Shortest-Lived Tech Products Analysis: These gadgets and services were gone fast, in existences that were nasty and brutish. Share: |
Beta Tests Soon for GameStop's Console-Streaming Service? GameStop is hoping to start a beta test for a console-streaming service by the end of the year. Share: |
Internet Restored Briefly as Rebels Close in on Tripoli Local Internet access in Tripoli was strangely restored for a while late Saturday local time after months of disruption, according to reports on Twitter. Share: |
Chrome Improves Security, Usability as Firefox Slips Analysis: Firefox's frequent, unexplained updates and Chrome's "Defensive Computing" tactics prompt a reconsideration of browser choice. Share: |
UK Officials Summon Social Media to Discuss Riots Representatives of Facebook, Twitter and BlackBerry Maker RIM are asked to discuss their products' usage by perpetrators of the disruptions. Share: |
Seven Free LibreOffice Extensions You Should Know About Now that the productivity suite has been declared enterprise-ready, these add-ons can help make it a business powerhouse. Share: |
HP's $99 TouchPad Tablet Selling out in Retailer Fire Sale Some retailers sold out remaining Hewlett-Packard TouchPad tablets in just a few hours on Saturday after heavily discounted prices attracted buyers. Share: |
Google+, Day 14: Playing Games on Google+ Google has introduced Google+ Games, so today I am taking a look at how Google+ does social network gaming, and what impact it has on the value or utility of Google+ as a social network. Share: |
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