The True Google Phone May Be Coming Soon [Rumor]

TechCrunch is hearing some veeeeeery interesting talk about a true Google Phone : Not just an Android device, but a phone designed top-to-bottom by Google to fulfill their dream of exactly what Android can be. It’s a resilient rumor.

Two Surprise PlayStation Move Maneuvers [Gdc]

We’ve been trying to notice every little thing about the PlayStation Move this week. Each detail is telling

On Google Buzz’s Awkward Launch [Blockquote]

Social media researcher and general internet guru Danah Boyd gave the keynote address at SXSWi earlier today, focusing on matters of privacy. On paper, Google Buzz was a perfect social network. So why did it freak everyone out so much?

Lego-borne BlackBerry Tour probably still lacks WiFi

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Victorious Torchlight Creators Like The Idea Of Torchlight 2 [Gdc]

Two of the creators of PC darling Torchlight won the Best Debut Game trophy at the 2010 Game Developer’s Choice Awards. Backstage after winning, they explained how to succeed on PC, considered Torchlight 2, and … I got Pokemon tips. More

Remind Me Again Why We Practice Daylight Savings? [Energy]

Tonight at 2am, remember to set your clock an hour forward. Look forward to both more sunlight at the end of the day and unfortunately, an earlier rise to work. Wikipedia explains why: More

Jaxbot’s Windows Phone 7 Series Theme now available in beta (video)

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Machine Kicks Soccer Ball 125MPH, Needs US Passport Stat [Robots]

American soccer star Clint Dempsey is injured, possibly through the World Cup. In our time of greatest need emerges: a crazy soccer ball-kicking machine from BP Castrol Japan. The big guy will, it turns out, make an appearance in South Africa this summer, but only to show off its wares.

Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8530 Review

Ever since I had a chance to play with the Curve 8520, I have held a special place in my BlackBerry heart for the revamped 85xx series devices. It flashes me back to the days of my 8830 and being a new BlackBerry user.

Samsung to follow up the ultra cheap Corby with the even cheaper Corby Pop

Samsung already managed to get the Samsung Corby down to a surprisingly dirt-cheap price tag, packing in a 2.8″ touchscreen, 2 MP camera, and FM radio for less than $200 bucks — unlocked, and without contract. It seems that wasn’t enough, however – according to the latest whispers from the rumor mill, they’re aiming even lower.