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Hewlett Packard isn't aiming to dethrone Apple in the consumer tablet space, but is instead promoting the recently released TouchPad as a business solution for the enterprise market.

Google+ is awesome. Although I've had an invitation to join Google's social networking experiment for several days, every time I attempt to check out the service I'm told "We've temporarily exceeded our capacity. Please try again soon."

Google fired a shot across Microsoft's bow on Monday, posing some questions that Microsoft may have to respond to when it launches its Office 365 suite on Tuesday morning.

Start-up camera maker Lytro promises that before the end of the year you will be taking pictures without worrying about pesky details such as focus, lighting, shutter speed and exposure.

The logic of this is impeccable: The price of oil -- and airplane fuel -- has gone through the proverbial roof (although at the rate it's going, in a couple of years, flying will become so expensive, nothing will get off the ground anymore).

Amazon has liberated authors with the ability to self-publish books in Kindle format. Unfortunately, some individuals appear to be overwhelming the system with crap, making it harder for customers to sift through the spam and find legitimate titles.

Worried about hackers snagging your credit card info? Taking a few precautionary steps can go a long way in protecting your account. Who has your private info? Who knows, given how common security breaches have become.

Google has launched Me on the Web, a new tool allowing anyone with a Google account to monitor what personal information about them appears online. Alerts are sent whenever the user's name is mentioned, or when their e-mail address is made public.

More than a year after Starbucks introduced the ability to pay for coffee with your iPhone, Android is getting in on the action. The java chain has just released the official Starbucks app for Android.

Right as the new school year comes up, it dawns on you: Your laptop is hopelessly outdated. Maybe you're accustomed to using the family computer at home, and will need one of your own as you head off to college.