• 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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• AT&T hasn’t won any gay fans this week for their alleged meddling in the American Idol finale results but techies rejoice, they’re planning on upgrading their 3G network by 2011.
• Grand Theft Auto is going gay.
• Google says Android phones to multiply like bunny rabbits by year’s end.

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Touch screens, oh, touch screens. We love them so. Unfortunately for them though, it looks like the next big thing may be no touch at all.... Read more

If iTunes killed the home stereo system, then the TouchDiva is set to kill your iTunes.... Read more

Yesterday we were having a cross-dressing, gender bending gadgety day and this morning everything old feels new again. While Blu-ray and HD DVD have been battling it out, kinda, as our next format of choice (though Blu-ray seems to have won)  iTunes sneaked in and carved out a niche for itself with downloaded films and TV shows. For us, these films play on our iPod and make traveling a lot less boring, but what happens if you want to watch some of those films at home?... Read more