Latest articles by Jane McEntegart
Khan Academy Launches New Computer Science Lessons
Khan is catering to complete beginners with the new CS course.
Griffin Intros iPad-holder Binder Insert for Back-to-School
Now you can carry your iPad and your paper notes in one binder.
Best Buy to Redesign Stores to Look More Like Apple Stores
Get ready for a new breed of Best Buy store.
Facebook Tests Tool to Show Other Users Near Your Location
Facebook is testing a new feature that allows you to see other Facebook users in your immediate vicinity.
Facebook Now Allowing You to Edit Old and New Comments
Facebook is rolling out an update that will allow users to edit comments on posts after the fact.
Nintendo Goes Big on 3D, Announces 3DS XL Priced at $200
Nintendo has announced a brand new version of its 3DS handheld gaming console.
Custom Themes Let You Set Photos as Gmail Background
Google is now allowing users to use their own images as part of their Gmail theme.
Amazon Lists Nokia PureView 41MP Phone Launch on July 8
Nokia's 808 PureView to arrive in less than three weeks.
Nokia USA Reveals Plans for PureView Windows Phone
Nokia wanted to commercialize PureView on Symbian first.
Silicon Valley Exec Caught Stealing Lego in Barcode Scam
A Silicon Valley executive has been caught stealing Lego from Target.
This is What Happens After You Hit 'Send' On a Gmail Email
The majority of us don't think twice before or after hitting send on an email. We trust our email provider, whichever company that might be, to deliver our messages in a timely fashion. But how, exactly, do they do it?
Modder Turns Exercise Bike into Mario Kart Controller
Who wants to play Wii Sports when you can exercise by playing Mario Kart?
High School Student Expelled for Cursing in Tweet
A high school student from Indiana has been expelled for using profanity on Twitter.
Mod-God Ben Heck Builds Robot Suitcase That Follows You
It's all fun and games until the robot becomes self aware.
NEC LED Ceiling Light with Integrated Speaker is a Great Idea
We'll take one for every room in the house.
Asus Confirms Android 5.0 ''Jelly Bean'' Codename
Asus reckons it will be among the first to get a bagful of Google-branded jelly beans.
Man Caught Using Cell Phone Jammer on Bus
A Philadelphia man purchased a cell phone jamming device; he would turn it on when fellow bus passengers spoke loudly on their phones.
NASA Admits Stolen Laptop Contained Control Codes for ISS
Laptop was unencrypted and among 48 stolen in the last two years.
Whole Foods Has a Kinect-powered Cart and It Rocks
We're anticipating robot shopping cart traffic jams, or at least collisions.
WSJ: Safari Loophole Allowed Google to Track Users via Ads
Google and a number of other ad networks have been accused of tracking users web browsing by using a loophole to circumvent Safari's default security settings.
