Samsung’s $299 E6 eReader. which now has a tie-in with Barnes & Noble, is scheduled for an April or May release in the U.S.

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The Samsung Stunt, a basic candybar phone, is now available on Cricket Wireless. Originally posted at Dialed In

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Filed under: Hardware , Software , App Store , iPad Wired’s Brian X. Chen noticed that Apple’s iPad press release touts “12 new innovative apps designed especially for the iPad.” Take a look at the screenshot at right and you’ll see twelve apps: Videos, iPod, Maps, Photos, Mail, Safari, App Store, iTunes, YouTube, Contacts, Calendar…

Looks like the computer maker is targeting the ultraportable market by leaving a few things out.

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The Android operating system beats the iPhone in a number of areas. CNET tell you what they are. Originally posted at Android Atlas

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Filed under: Education , Odds and ends , MacBook The suburban Philadelphia school being investigated for spying on students using MacBook laptops will lose the ability to turn on the built-in cameras remotely when they update their security software. Absolute Software , new owners of the LANrev remote administration suite (formerly owned and developed by…

We’ve rounded up a slew of great audio accessories that you can use with your music phone. Find everything from wired earphones to wireless speakers in this product roundup. Originally posted at Cell phone accessories blog

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Synology releases version 2.3 of its DiskStation Manager firmware for NAS servers, which delivers more features and enhancements.

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Filed under: Gaming , Software , Developer , iPhone , App Store , SDK Steph Tirion is an excellent game designer who I’ve had the good fortune to meet a few times. He first released a great game called Eliss on the App Store and he’s now announced the second game he’s been working on,…

PlayStation 3 maker files patent for demo versions that lose functionality as time goes on–and prompt players to buy the full version.

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