Get over it: Why Google’s Father’s Day doodle wasn’t offensive
Google is taking heat for urging users to give their dad a call on Father's Day, but was the seemingly innocent reminder a massive misstep, or have we just turned overly sensitive to the corporate giant's every move?
Nintendo Wii U: What you need to know
Our complete guide to everything currently known about the Nintendo Wii U. We outline the features of Nintendo's upcoming game console.
Music Unlimited launches on Android; Sony gives PS3 users 6 months of free access
To drum up interest in its Music Unlimited subscription service, Sony is giving PlayStation 3 owners a free six month trial and has launched an Android app.
LG and T-Mobile’s mysterious dual-screen split-qwerty Android phone
A mysterious LG T-Mobile phone is floating around the Web with a second touchscreen embedded in a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Pictures inside.
Video: Airbus concept plane with clear walls, energy harvesting seats
Following up our story from yesterday, here is a video of what Airbus thinks planes may look like in 40 years.
Acer cuts tablet shipments by almost 60 percent for 2011
Bad news is piling up for Acer, which is now cutting its tablet sales forecast by more than half. It now expects to sell millions less Iconia Tabs than previously estimated.
Video: Chinese man goes to work in a full Iron Man suit
One Chinese man is such a fan of Iron Man that he spent three months building an accurate replica of the Iron Man Mark I suit and wore it to work. Now there's a real fan.
Scientists create world’s first completely biological laser gun
Using a glowing protein and some stray Kidney cells, scientists have MacGyvered together the world's first single-celled biological laser.
Windows 8 features explained: What’s new and how it works
Microsoft has taken the lid off of Windows 8, a radical departure from the last 15 years of Windows operating systems. We go in depth and dissect everything we've learned about Microsoft's gamble thus far.
Apple fronting $100+ million to launch iCloud
Rumor has it that Apple is paying each of the four major music labels somewhere in the neighborhood of $25 to $50 million in advance payment to launch its iCloud music service.