iTunes U now lets teachers invite students to lesson plans
Apple’s online educational catalog, iTunes U, updated its app and website on Wednesday by adding enhanced features to make it even more convenient for students and educators, Mashable…
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Rumor: Apple developing smaller iPad while Amazon works on a bigger kindle
Apple is working on a smaller version of its iPad tablet, cheaper than the current model, the New York Times reports citing several people with knowledge of the…
Infographic: College students and their smartphones
College students aren't just concerned with getting good grades and finding the best parties. More than ever, they're using theirs to navigate life on campus, Mashable reports.
Acer launches sleek Iconia tablet with HD display
PC manufacturer Acer launched on Wednesday its latest Android tablet to hit the market, boasting an HD display and a series of powerful specs, Mashable reports.
Lenovo to spend $800M to develop mobile products
Lenovo, best known for its PCs, plans to get into mobile in a big way with an $800 million base in Wuhan, China, dedicated to developing mobile internet…
Toshiba debuts monstrous 13-inch tablet
Up till now tablets have generally been in two size classes: smaller models like the Kindle Fire whose screens measure 7 inches or less, and large-size models like…
Mozy releases file-syncing for its cloud service
Online data storage service Mozy has unveiled a new file synchronization feature for consumers and businesses to keep data up to date across all devices, from smartphones and…
Google joins anti-SOPA protest by “censoring” its logo
Although it didn't black out any of its sites entirely, Google has joined the anti-SOPA protest by putting up a censored version of its logo, visible only to…
USB 3.0 is coming to smartphones and tablets
By the end of 2012 smartphones and tablet devices will sport a USB 3.0-based microUSB connector, which will allow speedier data transfer than the current USB 2.0 standard,…
Google VP: Internet access not a human right
Internet access, while an enabler of basic human rights, is not itself a human right, says Google Vice President Vinton Cerf, Mashable reports.