If the Apple Tablet doesn’t sweep in and change everything from the way you read the newspaper to how you do your hair in the morning then the Skiff Reader just may be part of your future life. Publishing titan Hearst is betting on the e-reader to help migrate their print media business into the digital medium with their new Skiff Reader device. The device will have access to Sprint’s wireless 3G network for downloading and purchasing books and will offer a large high-resolution (1200×1600) touchscreen display which is the first to use LG’s “Metal Foil” e-Paper technology. Check it out here.... Read more

• The Nokia vrs Apple patent fight was already pretty ugly, but now it’s war.
• Sadly, Green-tech venture investing isn’t heating up like the globe it.
• Still wanna put your money in the right place? Experts see a rise in sales of LCD TV’s for 2010.
• Don’t blame Apple’s crappy eadbuds for your hearing loss.
• How could Russia save the planet one day?
• Google will reveal all on their new Android model on Jan 5th.
• Apple Tablet fever goes on overdrive just days before CES. Here, here, here and here are some of the best of them.

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Smart Guardian is a zero-footprint personal security device that protects portable data with Gemalto’s proven smart card technology. Unlike other secure USB memory products, it provides an unsurpassed level of data protection because all critical functions and cryptographic keys are managed from within the secure environment of the smart card module.... Read more

• One sure way to get yourself banned from the iPhone app store…make up fake reviews about your product!
• Speechless? Google now searches image.
• In the future, there will be iPod players in vacuum cleaners. For real..
• Whatever happened to Friendster?
• Microsoft  softly kills the recession-friendly priced Windows 7 Family Pack. Sniffle.
• What’s this JooJoo thing everyone’s been talkin’ about this week?
• We’ll believe it when we see it!
• A study released Wednesday from the University of California, San Diego, reports that the average American consumes a whopping 34GB of data and 100,000 words of information per day.
• Send a lot of information via your iPhone? AT&T is getting ready to milk you dry…
• Chrome for Mac!

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• Scientists, not drag queens, capture a rainbow for the first time…find out what the means for the telecommunications and fiber optic computing.
• Pretty soon shopping on your iPhone will be as easy as swiping your credit card. Literally.
• Could it be T-Mobile and not Verizon that takes the iPhone mantle from AT&T…and is the exit of AT&T such a done deal?
• Enjoy reading your news online? Better not click away from it too often…
• The top ten most googled words of 2009 are in and yes Michael Jackson is on the list.
• Yahoo and Verizon let on to just how easy it is and how much info than can get from spying on you.
• When Snoop Dogg isn’t smoking up, he’ll be dishing out driving directions.
• Meet an App called Fring that turns your iPhone or Nokia Smartphone into a video conferencing center.

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• Inventor of Spam given a flimsy four years in prison!?
• CES 2010 is still a few months off but already companies like Lenovo are throwing some bones.
• Obsessive-compulsive multitaskers click here!
• Could an iTunes-like program for magazines save the publishing industry? The major publishing houses are considering just such a thing.
• Big Brother Google? Details on the information sharing deal between Tivo and Google.
• The Apple-Microsoft war hits Saks Fifth Avenue!
• A new study finds Mac users to be more creative.
• Google adds off-line attachment viewing feature.
• Blackberry App World gets an App from Ebay!
• USB 3.0 strikes December 7th.
• A new study finds that women are better with technology and gadgets then men. We find womanly men are the best with gadgets.
• Craigslist, Napster and the iPhone among the top ten “internet moments” of the last decade.
• Happy Black Friday! Shoppers click here.

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• Google’s new “Dashboard” feature lets you keep tabs on how Google keeps tabs on you.
• Enough of the Apple Tablet…feast your eyes on the Microsoft one!
• Mickey Mouse gets an attitude readjustment of a pissed off drag queen.
• You know those ads where Verizon slams AT&T for their lack of coverage? Yeah…they’re being sued.
• A new kind of space race!
• Spend all day on the net? You’re not as closed off to human interaction on might accuse you of being.
• No Doubt has enough doubt about their depiction in Band Hero to open up a lawsuit.

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• The cell phone – brain tumor rumor lives!
• Got a latin lover? There’s an app for that. Jibbigo will translate your speech in real time from English into Spanish (and vice versa).
• 7 iPhone apps you may want by October 31st.
• Wii is about to get Netflixy with it!
• Creepy! Adult Care Bear and Balloon Boy among Google’s top Halloween searches.
• Midlife crisis! The internet turned 40 this week.
• Get your Asus some USB 3.0! Asus has introduced a motherboard with on-board support for SuperSpeed USB, with up to 10 times the data-transfer rate of its predecessor.
• Verizon’s venture into Android land seems to be paying off.
• Considering a career in spamming on Facebook? Got $711 million?
• Apple TV turns 3.0. Does anyone out there care?

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• Could super-sizing your LDC/Plasma screen be against the law in California pretty soon?
• The Blackberry Story 2 rears its head…with wifi support!
• Windows 7 and Family Guy to join forces on November 8th.
• The Facebook poke that sent someone to jail.
• What does Michael Dell, the founder of Dell, have against netbooks?
• Twitter is officially more annoying than Facebook and you have junkmail to thank for it.
• A gigantic grizzly bear about to eat you? There’s a phone for that.
• You can wine about Twitter all you want because now they are wining back.
• Polaroid is back!

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Greenpeace released its latest iteration of the electronics guide ranking manufacturers on the sustainability of their products and processes. Turns out there was a reason for HP to get a little huffy about Greenpeace tagging their roof - they had a nearly PVC- and BFR-free computer up their sleeve! Greenpeace is rewarding them with higher points in their new gadget guide, as well as Apple, which just released carbon footprint data on their website.... Read more