Topic: Chris Gaylord

Top 5 overlooked stories of 2010

Here are five 2010 developments that probably didn't get as much attention as they should have, given their potential import to America in the years ahead.

Droid Pro available for pre-order beginning Tuesday

Droid Pro, Verizon's answer to the BlackBerry, should hit store shelves on Nov. 18.

PlayStation Move off to strong sales start

PlayStation Move is selling fast in Europe and the Americas, Sony announced today. Could the PlayStation Move be the next Nintendo Wii?

Google Chrome 6: What it is and how to get it

Google Chrome turns 2 today – and Google is celebrating with the release of Chrome 6.

Gmail call feature a ringing success, a million times over

Google rolled out a new Gmail call functionality this week – and within 24 hours, a million Gmail users had tried out the Google voice service.

Talk to the Editor for April 15: Technology and innovation

Google Android tablet rumored to be around the corner

According to one newspaper, Google could soon roll out an Android tablet computer, escalating the battle between Google and Apple. But would a Google tablet really be able to knock the much-buzzed Apple iPad off its perch?

Will the iPad tablet best the Apple iPhone in initial sales?

According to one report, Apple has already sold hundreds of thousands of iPad tablet computers. But will the device duplicate the success of the iPhone?

Jetpack for sale - seriously

Want to fly like the Rocketeer? For $75K – plus the cost of a seriously durable helmet – you can soon jump into the Martin Jetpack.

Wii sales sank on Thanksgiving week, Nintendo says

A price cut on the Nintendo Wii failed to spur Nov. sales. What's wrong?

iDroid commercial draws bead on Apple

The Verizon Droid phone will be rolled out later this month. In the meantime, a new line of 'iDon't' commercials target the Apple iPhone.

HP DreamScreen: What it is and isn't

Web-posted wedding video goes viral

San Francisco could require employers to help workers commute

And the employers actually don't seem to mind too much.

Shake-and-bake word collage