The latest from twitter
- Verizon updates Galaxy Tab, but sans Honeycomb
- Sony brings Music Unlimited to PSP
- Get ready to jet-pack to work!
- Businesses move on green tech sans Washington
- Motorola Mobility intros SocialTV service
- HTC profit triples on huge smartphone demand
- Texas revs up eVgo chain of charging stations
- Flash use dips at top Web sites since November
- Report: U.S. to issue terror alerts via Facebook, Twitter
| Verizon updates Galaxy Tab, but sans Honeycomb | Top |
| Samsung's Galaxy Tab gets a beefy update from Verizon with performance improvements, a battery life fix, and an Adobe Flash update, but the tablet is still stuck running Android 2.2. | |
| Sony brings Music Unlimited to PSP | Top |
| PlayStation Portable users will able to access the company's Music Unlimited streaming music service, starting Thursday. | |
| Get ready to jet-pack to work! | Top |
| Facebook launches the Open Compute Project, the FCC adopts rules on roaming rates and cell signal boosters, and a personal jet pack makes a 7-minute flight--a new record. | |
| Businesses move on green tech sans Washington | Top |
| Without direction on policy, green-minded businesses are seeking out technologies to improve efficiency, while clean energies may scale up outside the U.S. | |
| Motorola Mobility intros SocialTV service | Top |
| The service allows people to watch television while engaging in show-related social networking from a smartphone or tablet. | |
| HTC profit triples on huge smartphone demand | Top |
| The Taiwanese mobile phone maker posted record earnings and sales for the first quarter as a result of heavy consumer demand for its Android smartphones. | |
| Texas revs up eVgo chain of charging stations | Top |
| With Best Buy and Walgreens as partners, the eVgo chain plans to have 60 charging stations for electric vehicles in place by Labor Day. | |
| Flash use dips at top Web sites since November | Top |
| The HTTP Archive, a newly unveiled tool to track how Web pages are constructed, shows Adobe's plug-in dropped in use from 49 percent to 47 percent. | |
| Report: U.S. to issue terror alerts via Facebook, Twitter | Top |
| Department of Homeland Security plans to replace color-coded alert system with new two-tiered approach and will issue some public alerts via Facebook and Twitter, the AP reports. | |
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