TechRepublic just released their Top 5 of most overhyped tech Products of the year 2010. The pace of innovation in the technology industry quickened again in 2010 but of course, innovation means taking risks.
Read MoreSir Richard Branson just called the "first all-digital magazine." Project magazine, is now available in the iTunes store. The iPad App is free, cost per issue is $2.99 for "a full month's worth of updating content". It's launching on iPad first, then on the iPhone, but the press noticed a line about Android tablet support coming soon.
Read MoreOpera Mobile 10.1 for Symbian has become available on Monday. After a period of public beta testing, the Norwegian browser has become faster than ever and is, right now, possibly the fastest browser available for Symbian.
WikiLeaks is promising to release its largest cache of classified files yet. They wrote: "Next release is 7x the size of the Iraq War Logs. Intense pressure over it for months." An hour later, the group followed with: "The coming months will see a new world, where global history is redefined."
Read MoreOpera 11 beta introduces tab stacking. A better way to organize your tabs, grouping them by site or by theme. Tab stacking reduces clutter and makes it easier to identify and work with sets of open tabs.
The very popular physics game, Angry Birds from Rovio has been recently brought to the Android platform. But it's suffering performance problems on certain handsets with slow processors therefore plans for a new "lightweight" version has already been made.
Read MoreResearch in Motion have put together a video that compares the web browsing experience on their BlackBerry PlayBook and the Apple iPad. The video shows the PlayBook loading standard web pages more quickly than the iPad, as well as displaying Flash video while the iPad simply shows an error message.
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Opera is bringing its popular mobile browser to the Android operating system. A beta release of version 10.1 has arrived in the Android Market with Opera's signature mobile user interface and advanced features like bookmark synchronization.
Google has updated the YouTube application for Android 2.2 (a.k.a. Froyo) and made it standalone. There are many of features like watching videos in potrait and landscape mode, a beautiful refreshed user interface and In-page playback, which allows you to read comments while the video is playing. Experience the latest and best version of the official YouTube app which is available in the Android Market.
Mozilla released Firefox 4 Beta 1, codename Fennec, for Android and Maemo, which is built on the same technology platform as Firefox 4 for desktop computers, just optimized for browsing on a mobile device.