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• LG Adds to Connected Blu-ray Player Lineup Two new set-top Blu-ray players and three variations on a home theater system all feature network connectivity.
• BlackBerry 8900 Curve Debuts on T-Mobile: Slimmest Full-QWERTY RIM is announced the BlackBerry 8900 Curve, the slimmest full-QWERTY BlackBerry yet. T-Mobile is the carrier.
• Massacre Palestinians in Raid Gaza! Flash-based Game Israel-critical political video game lets players lob missiles, tanks, planes, and helicopters at Gaza and score by maximizing casualties.
• App Upgrade Makes Geocoding Your Snapshots a Snap Houdah Software has upgraded HoudahGeo, its Mac photo geocoding application. Available immediately, HoudahGeo 2.0 made its...
• Zuckerberg: Facebook Hits 150M Member Mark Facebook now has more than 150 million active users -- now it needs a way to deliver engaging ads to them.
• Netgear Unveils Versatile Multimedia Player--and More Netgear's CES lineup runs the gamut from a conventional dual-band Wi-Fi router to equipment for using your cable TV wiring for a home network and a sophisticated multimedia player/storage device.
• Samsung enters pico-projector market with the MBP200 The MBP200 Pico Projector is universally appealing to both entertainment and enterprise-minded consumers.
• The Amazing Vanishing Mac Desktop Machine A couple years back, after the introduction of the iPhone at the January 2007 Macworld Expo, I penned a little reaction peace...
• Alternate Universe of Macworld News Here's another take on Apple's announcements -- or what they should have been.
• Indian Outsourcers Face Scrutiny After Satyam Debacle Indian outsourcers may come under higher scrutiny after outsourcer Satyam admitted it fiddled with company accounts.
• Refurbished iPhones Land at Best Buy
• Paste Text, Not Formatting Bob Engel asked the Answer Line Forum how he could copy and paste text without pasting the font and other formatting along with the actual words.
• Coming to a Wall Near You: GreenTV LG Electronics ships the first LCD TV Association-approved GreenTV.
• Weak Demand Causes Intel to Cut Q4 Forecast Intel expects revenue for fiscal 2008 to fall 23 percent compared to the year prior due to weaker demand for computer...
• Norway Pulls Downloadable Beatles Podcasts Norway's public broadcaster has stopped offering a downloadable podcast with songs from the Beatles, citing legal problems.
• Faster Serial ATA Coming This Year New storage interface promises a performance boost for hard drives.
• Sun Buys Cloud-computing Vendor Q-layer Sun Microsystems has bought Q-layer, a Belgian vendor of software for automating the management of computing clouds
• Motorola Recycled Phones Should've Remained Plastic Bottles Motorola's latest environmentally friendly phone has a lot to offer tree huggers, not so much for geeks.
• Eye-Fi to Support Video Uploads to YouTube The creators of the flash card with built-in Wi-Fi for effortless transfer of stills from cameras to PCs or the Web plan to do the same for video and YouTube.
• EU Investigates Possible Smart Card Chip Cartel The European Commission is investigating a possible cartel among manufacturers of the smart card chips used in payment cards...
• Data Breaches Rose Sharply in 2008, Says Study More than 35 million data records were breached in 2008, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center.
• R.I.P. Electronic Gaming Monthly, 1UP Sold to UGO EGM closes shop after 20 years, while 1UP hemorrhages dozens of staff in sale to UGO Entertainment.
• Fore! Garmin to Debut GPS for Golfers The GPS giant also announces a new Zumo for motorcyclists, an updated line of Nuvi navigation devices, and a free software download that lets you calculate the route that uses the least fuel.
• New Device Aims to Turn Everyone Into a DJ A new version of the portable DJ system Pacemaker will be cheaper and easier to use than its predecessor, and bring the...
• Olympus Puts 10X Optical Zoom In a Pocket Cam The 12-megapixel Olympus Stylus-9000 offers a 10X optical zoom in a slick, ultracompact frame.