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Adobe AIR 2.5 adds Flash to Android, TV and RIM tablets Register Adobe MAX 2010 Adobe today announces AIR 2.5, which will enable Flash-based applications and services for Google's Android, RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook and Samsung 'smart' TVs. Preview editions of the next Flex Framework, Adobe's Flash Builder design and ... See all stories on this topic »

Google admits to nicking passwords Inquirer By Nick Farrell IT HAS BEEN a bad weekend for the search engine and online advertising broker Google. Not only has it finally admitted that its Street Cars were war-driving WiFi access points and nicking user's passwords, the Italians have warned that ... See all stories on this topic »

Dutch Microsoft subsidiary says Windows 8 is under construction and about two ... SlashGear By Shane McGlaun on Mon Oct 25th, 2010 0 Comments Microsoft launched a big pile of meh with Vista when it hit the market a few years back. The follow up to Vista, Windows 7 has been much stronger in sales with lots of consumers and corporations ... See all stories on this topic » SlashGear

Sony Walkman Production Ends: Cassette Not PMP Product Reviews When I first heard that Sony were ending production of the Walkman I thought that this was for the current range of PMP devices, but I was wrong. It seems that the cassette Walkman was still being produced – for what reason I do not know. ... See all stories on this topic » Product Reviews

HP Slate 500 Tablet Launched Finally Techtree.com Hewlett Packard has finally launched the Slate 500 tablet PC that was demonstrated at CES 2010 in January this year. Running Windows 7 Professional, HP Slate 500 PC has an 8.9-inch display and is powered by Intel Atom processor. ... See all stories on this topic » Techtree.com

Melinda Gates Keeps Apple Out of her House... Again PC Magazine In a bit of news from the not-quite-so-unexpected department, a recent interview with the New York Times once again confirms that no, Virginia, Apple devices are not allowed inside the homes or lives of Microsoft's founding family. ... See all stories on this topic »

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