The LG LW9800 offers a full-array local dimming LED backlight and passive 3D–the first such combination available on any TV to date.

A judge in Australia says Apple will need to prove its sales were hurt by the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in order to prove it should be rewarded an injunction against the device.

Originally posted at The Digital Home

Have you ever wondered how a cell phone or smartphone gets its name? We have, too, so in this month’s Smartphones Unlocked column, CNET editor Bonnie Cha talks with Samsung to find out how it names its handsets.

Originally posted at Dialed In

D-Link is lowering the price on the Boxee Box to $180, which still makes it significantly more expensive than rivals like the Roku 2 and Apple TV.

This week, we donned some odd-looking headgear, cut our airplane boarding time in half, and took a front seat for an Apple TV vs. Roku 2 showdown.

Hoping to get people to create their own 3D content as well as watch others’, Panasonic is working on a compact 3D camera.

Originally posted at Deep Tech

The ardent Android fan makes room for a smartphone with a 5.3-inch screen. The Gingerbread-based device also comes with a stylus.

Originally posted at Deep Tech

A slick system lets you flick your data from phone to tablet to table to big screen.

Hewlett-Packard will issue an update to enhance functionality of the TouchPad tablet, the company told CNET.

Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog

Sci-fi technology was recently pointed to in Samsung’s court filing defending itself against Apple. CNET takes a look at other tech that has borrowed ideas from science fiction.

Originally posted at News – Politics and Law

Joseph Tame, a media producer and marathon runner, runs around Tokyo to make an Apple logo as a tribute to the man who spearheaded creation of the iPhone Tame loves so much.

As Steve Jobs steps down as Apple CEO, what do you think was his greatest achievement?

This week, we’re offering up an Archos 101, an Android-based Internet tablet with a 10-inch capacitive screen and unique design.

Make George W. Bush or Barack Obama say anything you want them to. Or, how to create controversy in a hurry.