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Apple manages to get the Galaxy Tab 10.1 permanently banned in Germany

In a crushing decision by the German trade court, Apple has managed to win the rights to be the sole manufacturer that can make "minimalist rectangular tablet designs in...

Spotted: Asus Eee Pad Transformer sporting 3G

We knew that Asus' successful foray into the tablet market, the Eee Pad Transformer TF101 would eventually get itself a 3G modem. Well, it seems that that day is...

ED-7270 Robot assists in medical profession

We might have become discouraged after watching movies such as A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) and I, Robot to actually trust these machines with our lives but despite the bad light...

The Back to the Future Nike Air Mag is real, limited to 1500 pieces

Oh. My. God. That basically sums up our reaction when we read that the Nike Air Mag, which is also known to geek/film circles as the sneakers Micheal J....

Google to HTC: “It’s dangerous to go alone, take this!”

Here's an interesting twist in the ongoing patent war: seems like Google is helping out at least one of its licensees by handing HTC a couple of patents it...

Publishers: stop punishing your paying customers (or why draconian DRM doesn’t work)

I, like many Filipinos, am guilty of piracy. I’m not going to justify what I did – I’m just going to admit that I did it. But ever since...

HP unveils Z210 Workstations, quad-core Xenon mayhem imminent

Maybe you're a corporation that dabbles into hardcore multi-media and animation and want a powerful machine. Maybe you're a guy that doesn't understand the meaning of overkill, pummeling games...

Prostitutes can now pay taxes via “Sex meter”

Today’s world economic crunch may be considered “desperate times” so it’s not surprising why some countries are opting for “desperate” albeit practical measures to ease the battle against public...

Airships Will Be Airborne Once Again

There is a high possibility that we will be seeing air ships in the sky once again, after almost 80 years since the infamous Hindenburg disaster. A British Company called...