Computing

According to a recent study, people watch videos for 30% longer on tablet PCs than they do on desktop computers.

Even after the Kindle Fire was unveiled two months ago, Apple showed no signs of worry. Now, it seems that they've taken this one step further, in a statement that clearly says they don't believe Amazon's tablet to be a threat.

Well, if you weren't lucky enough to get a 32GB HP Touchpad for $150, you might be interested to know that you can still get one... with a catch. You have to be a WebOS developer.

Much to the disappointment of its fans, group-messaging service Beluga will cease to exist on November 11th.

Remember a few months ago, when Anonymous released an ominous video claiming that they were going to "kill Facebook"? With the date fast-approaching, many people are beginning to wonder if there's any credibility to the hacktivist group's threat.

Because of the epic flooding in Thailand right now, hard drive shortages are about to hit the US. Some retailers have already begun raising their prices.

A controversial bill called "COICA" was in the spotlight last year, for its aggressive approach to internet censorship. Though it didn't pass, it's been revamped again this year, with a new name and even more potentially devastating internet restrictions.

Earlier this year, a massive hack that affected hundreds of companies shocked the tech world. Now, several months later, the full scale of the attack is finally being revealed.

Several months ago, HP announced they were going to spin-off their PC division. In an interesting turnaround decision, it looks like HP has decided to keep their PC division after all.

A new source in Japan claims that production of the iPad 3 will begin in January of 2012, and that the iPad 3 will be released no earlier than March 2012.