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» Let Your Light Shine An iPhone with a flashlight app is useful for small tasks like finding your keys.
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» Pillow Talk Maybe you've decided to show off your love for all things Mac with an Apple logo sticker affixed to your car or perhaps an Apple-themed t-shirt or even a framed "Think Different" poster.
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» Greeting E-Card Thoughtful as they are, greeting cards lack that personal touch.
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» Sign Me Up Ten One Design's nifty $7 addresses one of those analog gaps in this digital world.
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» Strike the Right Key Maybe a keyboard doesn't sound like the sort of gift that inspires squeals of delight come holiday time, but at least you know it's something the recipients are going to use every day.
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» We're All Ears Because they sit just inside the ends of your ear canals to block out a decent amount of external noise, a set of canalphones makes the ideal replacement for the earbuds that come included with your iPod.
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» Wake-Up Call Many iPhone owners already use their phone as a makeshift alarm clock--why not go all the way by turning it into your nightstand clock Kensington's $40 charges your iPhone at night using a compact dock-connector base that supports the phone horizontally like a picture-frame stand.
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» Cowabunga iPhone-toting city slickers who'd like a taste of a frontier have a friend in Southern Brand.
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» Take a Deep Breath When it comes to battery life, heat is the enemy.
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» One Word: Plastics Agent 18's popular Slider case for the original iPhone returns for the iPhone 3G and 3GS as the .
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» Take Note I’ll be on the phone with somebody when suddenly, some vital piece of information—a phone number, an address, a time and date—will come up in the conversation.
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» Who's Got the Button For some, the austere look of the iPod shuffle is a thing of beauty.
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» A Place for Everything My iPhone makes phone calls, downloads e-mail, and pulls up any Web site I ask it to.
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» All Wound Up When it’s time to plug my earbuds into my iPhone—whether to take a phone call or listen to some tunes—the last thing I want to do is waste time unraveling the Gordian knot the cable has worked itself into while jostling around my pocket.
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» Welcome to the 2009 Gear Guide We've all seen the headlines.
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» Microsoft issues security advisory on IE exploit, patch in works Monday night issued a security advisory that provides customers with guidance and workarounds for dealing with a aimed at Internet Explorer and said a patch is forthcoming.
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» Mindjet for iPhone It's easy to imagine squeezing the power and usefulness of a full-featured mind mapping application onto the 480-by-320 pixel, 3.
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» Taiwanese company launches TD-SCDMA trial network Taiwanese 3G mobile operator Vibo Telecom launched a trial TD-SCDMA network on Tuesday, an event timed to coincide with a Chinese official's visit to Taiwan to discuss how Taiwan and China can work more closely on developing technology standards.
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» European Parliament adopts telecom laws after bitter debate After two years of often bitter debate, the European Parliament approved a raft of new telecom laws Tuesday.
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» 'Godfather of Spam' sentenced to four years in prison One of the most notorious U.
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» Opera Unite now built into Opera 10 browser has announced that the final version of its will be available in Opera 10 from today.
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» Facebook Blocks Raunchy Worm Facebook has reportedly blocked an exploit propagating on , which spreads when users click to see a revealing photo of a woman.
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» 25% of office workers would steal company data A quarter of office workers would steal sensitive company data if they thought it would help a friend or family member secure a job, says .
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» Photoshop available on Google Android phones Adobe has made its photo editing tool for mobile phones available on the platform worldwide, after launching the product in the US earlier this month.
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» How to improve your photos without spending a dime As a photographer, it's easy to get preoccupied with questions about gear.
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» Free (and some not free) live music I love live music.
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» More Android Users Get Google Maps Navigation Navigating your way out of town for Thanksgiving got easier for more Android users, thanks to Google.
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» Facebook worm spreads with a lurid lure Some Facebook users have been infected with a worm after clicking on an image of a scantily clad woman, which then redirects the victims to a pornography site, according to security researchers.
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» Google Chrome: Redefining end user computing One of the most profound changes in how computing services are being delivered is the use of the Web as a frontend for just about everything.
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» New iPhone ads stick up for AT&T Apple yesterday joined the fracas between AT&T and Verizon over 3G coverage with a pair of television commercials that defended its U.
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» First look: Microsoft SharePoint 2010 beta Microsoft SharePoint 2010 is a major upgrade from SharePoint 2007 in several areas.
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» EU drops Qualcomm antitrust investigation The European Commission has closed its antitrust probe of Qualcomm's patent licensing practices after Ericsson and others withdrew their complaints, the regulator said Tuesday.
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» Hacks of Chinese temple were online kung fu, abbot says A hacker who posted a fake message on the Web site of China's famous Shaolin Temple repenting for its commercial activities was just making a mean joke, the temple's abbot was cited as saying by Chinese state media Monday.
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» Cisco pedigree wins over VCs Having pedigree plays a large role in whether a technology business plan gets funding, venture capitalists say.
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» Microsoft issues security advisory on IE vulnerability Microsoft Monday night issued a security advisory that provides customers with guidance and workarounds for dealing with a zero-day exploit aimed at Internet Explorer.
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