step in the right direction

Samsung Galaxy Tab owners in the US have been anxiously waiting for their prized possession to get an update to Honeycomb and its tablet-optimized wonders, only to be warmly greeted by crickets for m

Look, Capitol Hill is a nice place to be, okay?

There are interns eager to please, lobbyists keen to buy you dinner, why would you ever want to leave?

Yahoo is the latest in a line of would-be champions to try to topple king Gmail from its perch atop the email mountain.

Rugged?

Check. Built-in flashlight? Nod. Solar panel on the rear? Yep. Android 2.2? For sure. All of the essentials (and then a few extras) have been tossed onto the Umeox Apollo smartphone, shown off for the first time today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

We're still a ways off from living our dream iPod nano watch scenarios, but here's a small step in the right direction.

You'll remember that back at Computex MSI introduced two tablets or so-called WinPads -- there was the Windows 7 / Atom slate an

Air conditioning that's 90 percent more efficient?

Pshaw.

Admittedly, we were a bit hesitant when Cisco contacted us with jubilation over a router, but now we can kind of see why.

Windows Mobile 6.5 users rejoice, you now have a better marketplace experience your way.

Microsoft's added a couple updates to its mobile app store.

Apple's App Store approval process is one of the great black boxes in the mobile industry, a bizarre place ruled by emotion, erra