Google has posted the full 3 day schedule for Google I/O here for everyone to check out. This includes all the workshops and keynotes given at each time for each day, even with each location. For those going to Google I/O, this will let you plan out which workshops you want to go to. If, like me, you aren't going to Google I/O, this is just a great look... Read more

Last week, people staged a protest outside of an Australian Apple store. Everyone was holding signs that said "Wake Up." The signs were professionally printed, and the protest had its own website, so people assumed it was a company that staged this protest for marketing purposes. Of course, everyone jumped at the chance to blame Samsung. Many stated it... Read more

In South Korea, digital media has be broadcasted to the masses without the need for cable to deliver content. So, DMB (Digital Media Broadcasting) services are available on a huge range of phones (even ones that are several years old), tablets, and other PMPs. Well, it looks like we're going to be getting a taste of that action very soon. Dyle, a company... Read more

It looks like Lenovo is trying to branch out, it a big way. We all know that the biggest gadget show of the year is just around the corner. It is a great opportunity for press, consumers, and producers to come out and strut their stuff so to speak. Well Lenovo did exactly that. The company made famous through their laptops has decided to develop TVs. What... Read more

So we announced earlier this month that the Meizu MX would be launched on the first of the year. Looks like the Chinese Android smartphone did fall into consumer hands today in the land of the Forbidden City. The dual-core smartphone has incited a mass influx of hungry consumers into queues all over the country. To avoid the chaotic mess of last  year in... Read more

Google I/O is usually a two day long developer conference held in April at San Fransisco. This is where Google does demos, presentations, and other cool stuff for developers (and consumers) to enjoy. The main events revolve around Android, Chrome, Google TV, and other popular Google products. This year a couple things are being changed. Instead of... Read more

LG is an often forgotten handset maker here in the States. Most of the fanfare goes to HTC, Samsung, and Motorola since they pump out devices at an insane rate. LG doesn't want to be left in the dust this holiday season, so they're throwing an event of their own. Invites to a December 1st event are going out now. The invitation is very plain and... Read more

If you're in or around Portland, or will be from July 25th to 29th, and you're interested in open source software, the Oregon Convention Center will be the place to be. O'Reilly's 2011 OSCON (Open Source Convention) will be taking place there, and will be hosting a variety of workshops, keynotes, tutorials, and other geeky events. According to the... Read more

Image via Engadget Just ahead of the Computex trade show in Taiwan, which starts tomorrow, ASUS has unveiled their concept Padfone, which, due to its ability to integrate into a laptop, might remind you a bit of Motorola's Atrix. The Padfone was leaked last week, and it was hoped that Computex might signal a launch of this new mystery product. It... Read more

ASUS is in a fantastic spot in the Android industry right now. If there's one thing that will sell more devices than specs and availability, it's hype -- and the Transformer has it. The Transformer can't be held in stock anywhere it lands, with available units flying off shelves. As of right now (it's going to change at any minute of course) the ASUS... Read more