Computing

It's no secret that many techies are struggling to budget for new gadgets. However, even in today's economy, you can get your gadget fix without breaking the bank.

Even though Google only bought Slide about a year ago, the company has announced that it will be focusing on other projects. The founder of Slide has left Google to pursue other opportunities.

In a shocking announcement today, Steve Jobs has announced that he will be stepping down as Apple's CEO. Replacing him will be Tim Cook, who has been acting "leader" of Apple while Steve Jobs has been on medical leave.

Many HP Touchpad owners were excited about the ongoing project to port Android to the Touchpad. However, today the group working on the project has split after an unexpected complication.

Sony announced that they'd be entering the tablet PC market back in April. Now, they've confirmed that one of their models will be a "Playstation" tablet, with full access to the Playstation store.

Razer has launched a new viral marketing campaign that includes a countdown to a 'big announcement' by the company on August 26th.

After announcing that they were pulling out of the Tablet market, HP has slashed the prices of their HP Touchpad to $99 (16GB) and $149 (32GB). Of course, this caused a buying frenzy among consumers.

Forget his Facebook and Twitter accounts -- now, you can start stalking our President's check-ins via Foursquare. A presidential Google+ account probably isn't far off.

Amazon is finally making a visible effort to cut down on the fake, illegally re-published and spam books that are flooding their digital marketplace.

For the price, the Education iMac is now a pretty sweet deal. The catch? It's not available for individuals -- only for "education institutions".