I did not believe it, but this video demonstration of Street Fighter IV on the iPhone proves that solid controls are possible on touchscreens. This is one of the iPhone’s first truly “serious” games –Street Fighter should be on sale this month for $9.99. More »

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From Htcyou: Mozilla’s mobile port of my favorite web browser is quickly progressing. This week, the developers uploaded a few pictures of Fennec running on a Motorola Droid and a Nexus One. Programmer Mark Finkle also has a slide-show presentation about FireFox for mobile devices. More »

This is official breaking news: Microsoft has declared that no Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone, not even the HTC HD2, will be upgraded to Windows Phone 7. Aside from having two buttons too many (Microsoft stipulates only three buttons), the powerful HD2 lacks “some hardware components,” according to Tony Wilkinson, who is the Business Operations Director for Microsoft Australia. More »

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Technology, technology, and more technology. It’s quickly creeping into every nook and cranny of our everyday lives. Shopping is one of the many fields that could see a future tech revolution. New and innovative products to help shoppers make smart purchases are slowly being introduced to the general public; two of which are ScanLife and RedLaser. More »

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Seventy-one year old Georgia resident Louie Sulcer could not believe his ears when he received a call from a man claiming that he was none other than Apple CEO Steve Jobs. “Sure, it is…” was Sulcer’s response, but the caller insisted that he was indeed Steve Jobs. Well, guess what? It was him. More »

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Slacking off at work; we all do it. In one form or another, it’s impossible to avoid that tasty temptation that is “slacking off.” Well, now you can check your Facebook, update your Twitter, and check out the latest YouTube videos during work, without the fear of getting caught by your boss! Introducing the USB Office PANIC button! More »

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Not impressed by slower tablets like the iPad, which are not really computers? Toshiba’s M780 is an alternative to Lenovo’s tablet laptops and features Intel’s latest Core i3, i5, and i7 processors, all running Windows 7 Professional. More »

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From Htcyou: Menq is a company producing alarmingly inexpensive electronics and netbooks. The EasyPC E790 is a dual-booting Windows CE and Android computer that takes “affordable” to a whole new level at $80. It has yet to see retail, but if it arrives soon at the promised price, it could be decent for those on a very low budget. More »

Microsoft has unveiled its first prototype (made by LG) smartphone running Windows Phone 7. Facing rigorous competition from Android and iPhone OS (not to mention RIM and Symbian), Microsoft announced Windows Phone 7 a few weeks ago and has since chosen to rename and relaunch further development of Windows Mobile 6.5 as “Windows Phone Starter Edition.” More »

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From Htcyou: French Evigroup’s Wallet, a 5″ Android tablet, was supposed to have been available last month, and that was after an initial month long delay, so where is it? More »

With all these new bells and whistles that come with the new TVs, one may inquire as to whether all these new specs really matter. Well, Michael J. Miller from PC Mag put two TVs against each other to find out. More »

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CES 2010 featured the latest and hottest new gadgets. One of the more popular trends was the rise of the 3D television. Samsung has officially kick-started its first LCD 3D TV for mass production. More »

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School officials were caught by surprise when they were called to a science room at Pentucket Regional High School to investigate an “exploding iPod.” More »

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Smartphones are making most of the headlines, but regular cell phones still fit the bill for most buyers. LG’s Pop GD510 has sold over 1 million units in just 100 days after its launch. Nexus what? More »

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According to a survey by Morgan Stanley in 2008, the unit’s cost, service plan cost, upfront payment, and contract length were the top four largest barriers for consumers when considering an Apple iPhone. A Morgan Stanley analyst expects Apple to unveil new, less expensive iPhones in June. More »

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