Google Buzz, the search giant’s ill-fated Facebook-killer, is now available on Android devices as a standalone widget. Like the built-in YouTube widget, the Google Buzz widget provides quick access to the commonly used features available through... 

In case you didn’t notice, digital magazines are strangely absent from Apple’s iPad that seems to be all about e-books at the moment. Of course, that’s not stopping print folks – even fans – from creating e-magazine iPad... 

More devices have remained in the channel than have been put in the consumers’ hands throughout the quarter. Nevertheless, Palm sees a “strong potential” ahead for its webOS devices. Palm has posted its fiscal year 2010 third-quarter... 

HTC has decided it is going to take Apple head-on in the lawsuit brought against it. Apple sued HTC at the beginning of March claiming infringement of 20 Apple patents related to the “iPhone’s user interface, underlying architecture, and hardware.”... 

Think you are fast when it comes to using the virtual keyboard on the iPhone? Would you rate yourself at 20, 30, or even 40 words per minute? Now imagine someone typing over 80 words in a minute on the iPhone. Sounds crazy you say? Not so. In a video... 

About to sign up for a contract and a Nexus One? Take a step back and look what’s on the horizon. According to DailyTech, the HTC Incredible will be available in two weeks time from Verizon Wireless. The Incredible is seen as HTC’s own answer... 

Another day, another slate-related report. Unlike the unfortunate news about the iPad accessories delay and the QUE proReader no longer being available for pre-order, folks seeking a viable alternative to those hyped e-readers should consider Spring... 

Sprint has teamed up with DeviceAnywhere, a company which specializes in end-to-end mobile testing, to give customers the ability to virtually test drive mobile devices online. DeviceAnywhere says that customers will have the ability to test out phone... 

It’s not the iPad that’s in short supply but some of the Apple-made accessories for it. Nevermind the fact that the iPad camera connection kit remains mysteriously unavailable for pre-order, looks like both the iPad case and keyboard dock... 

Folks who have been craving to run Google’s Nexus One on AT&T’s or Roger Wireless’ 3G network can now do so thanks to a new device version that supports both carriers’ networks. Google launched its Nexus One on January 5,... 

The Korean consumer electronics giant has a new tablet in the works that it says will outperform Apple’s iPad with PC-class power and desktop connectivity features. According to an exclusive APCMag report, Samsung’s yet unnamed device will... 

Plastic Logic’s touch-based, color e-reader has been sold out and won’t be available for pre-ordering anymore. Folks planning on buying the QUE proReader should line up outside select Barnes & Noble stores this summer. Plastic Logic’s... 

Now that Microsoft has unveiled Windows Phone 7 Series’ imminent arrival, is there anything that could still possibly convince anyone to buy a Windows Mobile 6.5 phone? HTC sure hopes so: according to an xda-developers tipster, HTC is readying... 

Apple might have collected an estimated 152,000 pre-orders for its iPad over the weekend, a new report concluded. While this is no doubt an impressive figure, the ad hoc analysis suggests the demand might be tapering off compared to this past weekend.... 

Initially available only to US users, geotagging is a new opt-in Twitter feature that lets you tag select tweets with your geographical location. Other folks see a user-friendly location name next to your tweet and can click it to reveal the location...