Topic: Michael Arrington

Facebook video chat: What does it mean for you?

Facebook unveiled video calling and group chat. Now pundits are weighing in on the service – and on how Facebook’s offering stacks up to Google’s.

Facebook phone set for early 2011 launch: report

Facebook phone rumors have been percolating since late last year. But a London site insists the Facebook phone is the real deal, twice over.

Facebook phone is in the works?

Facebook phone hardware rumored to be built by a third-party manufacturer – but the phone software would be developed in-house.

UK boy runs up $1.4K bill on Facebook's FarmVille

And you thought FarmVille on Facebook was free? Not for everyone.

JooJoo tablet will ship soon, rival Apple iPad, CEO says

Fusion Garage CEO Chandra Rathakrishnan compared his device to the buzz-stealing Apple iPad in a Sunday interview.

'JooJoo' razzed at $499 as CrunchPad litigation proceeds

The JooJoo packs a 12-inch touch screen, Wi-Fi, and a slim OS that is said to boot to a Web browser in 9 seconds.

CrunchPad canceled: Arrington's pet project now vaporware

The CrunchPad is dead, Michael Arrington declares. But would it have succeeded? And will Apple have a better go of it?

Google phone rumors put damper on Droid buzz

Just when you thought it was safe to stop talking about the Droid invasion, one blogger has reported that a Google phone, powered by the Android operating system, is on the way.

How soon will TechCrunch unveil the CrunchPad Tablet?

The Techcrunch Crunchpad Tablet was a winner at the Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Awards last night. The problem? The Crunchpad technically doesn't yet exist.

Update: Apple to fix iPhone SMS exploit

Pill wars: debate heats up over 'brain booster' drugs.

Adults are taking stimulants like Ritalin and Adderall, normally used to treat serious medical conditions, to boost their concentration and job performance. Critics ask: Is it making Americans too dependent on their medicine cabinets?

Google's mobile voice search: Can you hear me now?