• More than 4 million Honda and Acura owners e-mail addresses stolen
• Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 Review
• Intel debuts Core 2011 line…and a movie service?
• WSJ: Google working on a ‘digital newstand’ for Android
• Samsung HMX-Q10 camcorder feature auto-pivoting display
• Vizio Theater 3D line to range from 22 to 71 inches
• Winklevoss Bros. plan to continue fighting Facebook
• Lenovo IdeaCentre Q150 Review
• AMD Fusion CPUs offer high-def graphics and power-sipping performance
• Sprint unveils HTC Evo Shift 4G and MiFi 3G/4G Hotspot
• New Lenovo IdeaPads to boot in under 10 seconds
• New Asus Eee Pads offer QWERTY keypads, detachable laptop bases, 1080p playback
• Vudu to begin streaming 3D movies next week
• Samsung announces USB 3.0 drives, first DDR4 memory
• LG challenges Google TV, Boxee with Smart TV
• OnStar coming to all cars for $299
• LG resurrects smart appliances with wireless stoves, refrigerators, and more
• LG shows off next generation of 3D glasses
• Netgear extends networking beyond PCs, targets 3D TVs and tablets
• Casio brings a Facebook friendly camera and an attempt at photo editing
• Nvidia shows off the Tegra2 ‘mobile super chip’
• Sony shows off the possible future of 3D
• Intel finally debuts Sandy Bridge core processors, Intel Insider
• Pure debuts new Internet radios, iPod/iPhone docks, and FlowSongs service
• Microsoft updates Kinect, offers sneak peak of Windows 8 running on mobile hardware
• Hollywood studios pledge support for UltraViolet
• Did parts from a new iPhone model (briefly) appear on YouTube?
• Hands on first impressions of LG’s retina-torching Optimus Black
• Verizon debuts new 4G smartphones and tablets
• A look at new Samsung TVs, accessories, and 9 series notebook
• Apple’s Mac App Store already facing piracy threats, still manages to top a million downloads
• House Republicans move to block net neutrality
• Panasonic shows off its Viera Tablet and $500,000 3D TV
• First impressions of Toshiba’s glasses-free 3D experience
• Kodak’s additions and upgrades focus on auto-share and durability
• Five reasons Iomega TV beats Boxee Box
• Razer shows off new concept handheld gaming device
• Sony shows off Killzone 3D with Move Sharp Shooter motion rifle
• A complete guide to the Motorola Atrix, a phone + laptop
• Hands on with new headphones from Klipsch
• Toshiba’s 3D laptop uses webcam to track eyes, eliminates glasses
• Olympus updates PEN lineup and shows off new series
• Complete impressions of the Motorola Xoom tablet, the first real iPad competitor
• Verizon iPhone may cost more, but likely to include unlimited data plan
• Intel and Nvidia announce $1.5 billion licensing deal
• Verizon’s iPhone 4 vs. AT&T’s iPhone 4: Twins compared
• Sophos: U.S. still top spam sender
• What the Verizon iPhone means for AT&T
• MySpace cleaves workforce nearly in half with 500 layoffs; UPDATE: Sale or spinoff looks imminent
• Joomla! 1.6 open source CMS now available, with more granular controls
• Why Verizon’s iPhone won’t bury Android
• Hyundai Blue Link, the evolution of automotive connectivity
• Study: digital piracy Websites get 53 billion visits a year
• Report: ‘Hotspots’ coming to all iPhones with iOS 4.3 firmware update
• MetroPCS accused of violating net neutrality
• The future of 3D TVs may have just arrived
• Hands-on impressions of the Nokia E7
• Beta version of iOS 4.3 released to developers, confirms GSM Hotspot support
• Apple, Toshiba show strong U.S. computer sales
• South Korea may drag Google to court over Street View
• EU to parents: Don’t trust child safety to Internet filters
• Third Tron film about to be greenlit
• Audio-Technica ATH-A700 Review
• Concur acquires TripIt for $120 Million
• Shane Black to direct Death Note
• Intel reports record fourth quarter earnings
• Imagining Windows 8: Embedded Xbox, Kinect, and Surface
• Chitika touts goofy stats: Windows Phone 7 being beaten by…Windows 98?
• Google could face legal action for ITA Software acquisition
• The Green Hornet Review
• Denon AH-D1100 Review
• Living microorganisms used to make video games
• 2011 BMW 535i Review
• Facebook gives apps access to your home address and mobile number
• CES 2011 Robot Roundup
• Stonesoft: Apple’s iOS will see malware in 2011
• Study: Android 2.2 upgrades few and late
• First look at the upcoming Call of Duty Black Ops map pack
• US investors excluded from sales of Facebook shares
• CES 2011 wrap-up
• Home Theater “In a Box”
• China developing new eco-city
• 2011 Ford Explorer Review
• The Dilemma Review
• Hacking keyless car entry systems is easy, study shows
• Rusnano pours millions into Plastic Logic
• Town in California considers posting DUI mug shots on Facebook
• Lenovo makes new business group for phones, tablets, and TVs
• Netflix removes “Add to DVD Queue” for streaming devices
• Street artist Banksy’s identity for sale in eBay auction
• Notable Facebook advertiser shut down for spamming?
• Apple reports record $6 billion profit
• Toshiba Portege R705 Review
• Done deal: FCC approves Comcast/NBC merger
• Is a deadlock between Samsung and carriers stagnating Android updates?
• Apple’s Tim Cook slams Android, Windows tablets
• Study: Kids learn how to use the Web before they than can tie their shoes
• Microsoft gets friendly, releases OneNote Office app for iPhone
• Samsung debuts slim, feature-packed compact cameras
• Zokem: iPhone user loyalty dwarfs other platforms
• Hathaway to play Catwoman, Hardy to play Bane in The Dark Knight Rises
• Ubisoft announces its Nintendo 3DS lineup
• Indecisive? This Kraft kiosk scans your face and tells you what to eat
• This variety of amoeba is the world’s smallest farmer
• Bethesda releases new Brink trailer, “A Chorus of Guns”
• Silicon gold rush 2.0: The next wave of high-tech IPOs
• All energy could be renewable by 2030
• U.S. Navy’s giant laser beam program achieves ‘milestone’
• Six unusual and useful gadgets for small offices
• Verizon sues FCC over net neutrality regulation it helped draft
• HTC profits rise 160 percent, multiple handset photos leaked
• Apple screws with the iPhone 4, hinders DIY repairs
• HP shakes up its board of directors
• iPad 2: What the Next Generation Apple iPad Should Be
• Android found to contain copied Java code
• HTML specification dropping version numbers
• Report puts Apple last on labor, environmental issues in China
• Modern Warfare 3 confirmed for November
• Finally, unbelievably, Duke Nukem Forever has an official release date
• EA Sports picks Packers and Steelers to play in the Super Bowl
• Sony NSX-40GT1 Review
• Sony NSX-32GT1 Review
• Samsung buys color “E Ink” firm Liquavista
• Sony NSX-46GT1 Review
• iPhone 5 gets ‘media stream’ social networking and new suppliers
• Google and Mozilla step up Internet privacy effort with new “do not track” options
• Pirate Bay wants to strike fear into recording industry with music site
• PSP 2: What we know about the new Sony Playstation portable
• Foursquare grew over 3,000 percent in 2010
• Olympus PEN E-PL2 Review
• Panasonic stacks new Lumix cams with 1080p, 3D, social networking features
• 2011 Academy Award (Oscar) nominations announced
• Facebook ad scheme utilizes word-of-mouth with Sponsored Stories
• Dead Space 2 review
• Despite global tech growth, test results show U.S. students are terrible at science
• Intel Sandy Bridge Review
• Review: Columbia Mobex backpack, Ravenous trail runners and Hot Shot II shell
• Google “not happy” with Android Market, lays out 2011 roadmap
• Ninja Gaiden III to be easier for beginners, says developer
• Schmidt excited about his “next decade” at Google
• Ubiquisys attocell: a personal femtocell for travelers
• Phiaton MS 400 (Second-Generation) Review
• As Egyptian protests escalate, government restricts Facebook, blocks Twitter [UPDATE: Anon targeting Egypt’s government]
• Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook fan page hacked
• Amazon Web Services launches simplified email service
• AT&T reportedly reconsidering unlimited data plans for (some) iPhone customers
• Nintendo thinks the ‘heyday of piracy’ is over
• Moovida 3D media center makes Boxee, Google TV look old
• PSP 2 unmasked as Sony NGP: Next Generation Portable
• Hulu on verge of losing more free shows?
• BlackBerry faces showdown in India
• Google softly censors piracy searches
• Is Apple’s iPad invincible?
• LinkedIn files IPO; could it unleash a flood of initial public offerings?
• Does The Dark Tower have its Roland?
• Microsoft admits Windows sales being hit by tablets
• Nokia sees profits fall, new competition in emerging markets
• Sony wins injunction against PS3 hacker George Hotz
• Android 3.0 Honeycomb new feature breakdown (with screenshots)
• Sony NGP news: optional 3G, physical game cards, 4-5 hrs battery
• Google to hire ‘dozens’ of app developers to combat Apple
• Android tablets made big gains on iPad’s market share during Q4 2010
• T-Mobile’s plan to Reinvent: cheap plans and faster Android updates
• Plentyoffish attacked by least anonymous hackers ever, user data compromised
• FCC says net neutrality lawsuits premature
• Yahoo claims it won’t be ditching Flickr
• India holding firm on access to BlackBerry email
• Bardem bound for Bond?
• Android claims top spot over Symbian in global smartphone shipments
• Despite a 74-percent drop in profits, Nintendo claims a hardware comeback
• Windows Phone 7 could be upgraded February 7; can Microsoft turn it around?
• John Woo’s The Killer remake going forward