We show you how to place phone calls from the convenience of your Gmail in-box, while considering how Google’s new moneymaking service will impact its brand value overall.
CNET’s Maggie Reardon also addresses buying an e-reader in her weekly advice column responding to readers’ wireless and broadband questions.
Parent company Conde Nast told the social-news site to quit running ads from groups in support of marijuana legalization, saying it doesn’t want the revenue from them. Reddit’s solution: run the ads and don’t charge for them.
Revenue for the current three-month period is being squeezed by weaker than expected demand for consumer PCs in “mature” markets, the chipmaker says.
PR firm Reverb is settling with government over charges that its employees posed as customers to write fake game reviews on iTunes.
The PC maker has apparently decided to break into the gaming business with a new console called the eBox. It will launch in China first.
The smart grid should bring better information on electricity and fuel use to consumers, but it’s still unclear which technology works for home energy efficiency.
Verizon confirms rumors that the HTC Droid Incredible is finally being updated to Android 2.2.
HTC may be capable of making heroic smartphones, but it certainly can’t contain leaks of its unannounced devices.
The geolocation-based matchmaking service now lets users check in on either Facebook or Foursquare and get matched up with nearby users sharing same interests.
