Metro PCS and Samsung will launch a new Android 2.3 Gingerbread touch-screen phone aimed at students and smartphone newcomers.

Originally posted at Android Atlas

Samsung’s Series 3 laptop hints at Ultrabooks to come. It’s small, light, and under $700. Those are three metrics the Ultrabook is aiming for in 2012.

Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog

Can’t wait until September 16 for the arrival of “Star Wars: The Complete Saga” on Blu-ray? Fans can now get their most detailed sneak peek yet with a free early-access app for iOS.

Ferris wheel meister Paul Cesewski is working on another of his pedal-powered marvels.

The latest update for Verizon’s Motorola Xoom Android tablet includes microSD card support and a screen scaling compatibility mode.

Originally posted at Android Atlas

Originally posted at Dialed In

RIM gave fans a preview of its upcoming BlackBerry OS 7 devices at a special event in Toronto. CNET was on hand to get a closer look; check out some of our first impressions here.

Originally posted at Dialed In

New BlackBerry devices may have been scarce lately, but AT&T is changing that by announcing three new smartphones that feature BlackBerry OS 7 and support its HSPA+ network.

Originally posted at Dialed In

More than a month after its expected debut, the iPad-optimized Skype client is made available on Apple’s App Store–and then gets pulled.

Originally posted at News – Apple

The long-rumored Insignia Internet-enabled TVs are now official, with Chumby widgets and TiVo interfaces–but no DVRs.

English engineers used 3D laser printers to build up the unmanned plane layer by layer.

A New York hospital is using patients’ palms instead of insurance cards to retrieve records. Would you high-five that?

New aquatic microrobot out of China can walk and turn freely on the surface of water by mimicking insects that can do the same.

In an effort to help customers troubleshoot Wi-Fi connections, McDonald’s has painted a stark portrayal of the Windows experience versus Apple’s Mac.

Originally posted at Nanotech – The Circuits Blog