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Al Gore might have just committed a huge faux-pas, as far as his position on the Apple board is concerned. During a speech, Gore confirmed that "new iPhones" will be released next month.

Google+ is now open to the public � but that isn�t all. The social network has also had a massive overhaul, which includes some really exciting new video features.

Facebook has gotten a makeover, with new features like a �top story� function, larger photos, as well as a Twitter-like live news feed that appears on the side of the homepage.

With HP�s tablet market now nonexistent (save for the few people still scouring the net looking for a $99 Touchpad), we�re given a rare glimpse of what HP had originally planned for the Touchpad�s future.

If you love your Wii, you might be interested to know that there�s a way to take your Wii games with you on your Android tablet. No, we�re not talking about anything 'questionably legal' �- instead, you can use network streaming to play Wii games on your tablet.

The New York Times had contact with a claimed Apple employee (who wished to remain anonymous, of course), allowing us access to a few new rumored details about the release of the iPhone 5.

One of the best-loved RPGs of all time has been confirmed to be coming to devices running iOS and Android. Right now, the port looks be staying true to the original version of the game.

An amazing new X-Ray photo of a nearby supernova has astronomers extremely interested -- since it shows the transition of a supernova into a supernova remnant.

According to recent data, Americans supposedly play a combined 200 million minutes of Angry Birds every day. When you do the math, that equals $1.5 billion dollars in "lost productivity" per year.

In an embarrassing snafu, Google has the World Trade Center listed under Google Flights, though it says that this destination is "unavailable".