Nokia to push camera on new Windows Phone 8 phone
Nokia new Lumia camera captures 10 times more light than other phone cameras
Windows 8 may not be sold solo
Consumers may have access to OEM editions usually sold by hardware partners, which cost less but come with less support and flexibility
A second wave of Google TV devices are coming
Vizio’s $100 Google TV offering will have cloud gaming
Vizio enters ultrabook market to rival the MacBook Air
Vizio’s combination of low prices, high-end materials, and solid specs will likely be big in the Windows PC market
Dell Windows 8 tablet specs leaked out
Dell’s forthcoming tablet looks like standard stuff, plus some business-friendly security features
Apple is asking Kaspersky for security advice
Kaspersky says Apple has invited the security vendor to help improve Mac OS security
Apple, major publishers sued over e-book pricing
The U.S. Department of Justice is accusing the companies of colluding to raise e-book prices by using the ‘agency’ model of e-book pricing
Facebook to buy Instagram for $1 Billion
Facebook will acquire popular photo editing and sharing firm Instagram for $1 billion .
Microsoft may ditch start button in Windows 8
Alleged screenshots of the Windows 8 beta show no more Start button
BlackBerry PlayBook: $199 yet again
ShopBlackBerry.com is selling the 16GB version of the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook tablet for just $199
Microsoft Office 15 begins technical preview: Tablet readiness questioned
As MS readies its Office 15 suite (expected late 2012 or 2013) many wonder if the launch timeline hints to the arrival of Win 8 tablets
SOPA and PIPA: Just the facts
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA) have been making headlines, but what are they, exactly? Here are the facts.
$200 Blackberry Playbook pulled from retail shelves
Days after the Blackberry Playbook tablet’s price dropped to $200 and up, something strange is going on
What smartphones will be like in 2012
Look for phones with quad-core processors, NFC payment capability, and fantastic displays–but alas, probably not true 24-hour battery life
Motorola cuts Xoom price
A new family edition — with kids’ software but only Wi-Fi support — debuts priced at $379