Amazon may launch Netflix-like book service
HP launches the TopShot LaserJet Pro printer that can scan 3D objects, Netflix finally arrives on most Android phones, and Amazon.com is rumored to be in talks with major publishers to launch a Netflix-like service for books.
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Solar industry shakeout leads to more large projects
Report shows that the pipeline for non-residential solar projects has jumped since the beginning of this year in part because rapidly falling solar panel prices.
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Groupon clone overload? CityPockets tracks your deals
Coupon wallet also lets you buy and sell online deal coupons.
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GameStop prepping its own Android tablet
The company says that it has partnered with a vendor to offer its tablet. The device will eventually let users stream console games to the device.
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OS X 10.7.2 beta includes built-in iCloud
Apple has released another beta of OS X 10.7.2 to developers, which now includes iCloud services built-in as opposed to being a separate installation.
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AVG defends mobile app after removal by Microsoft
Standing by its antivirus app for Windows Phone after Microsoft removed it from the Marketplace, AVG has responded to some of the complaints leveled against the software.
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Samsung TV apps downloads near 10 million
The company says that it now has over 900 apps available, and wants to add more by wooing developers to its Free the TV Challenge.
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AT&T intros Windows Phone Mango devices from Samsung, HTC
AT&T spills the beans on three new Windows Phone Mango devices and also reveals plans to update its current portfolio of Windows Phone handsets.
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Ellison, Page have to attend lawsuit settlement talks
Judge says CEOs of Oracle and Google must show up at a September 19 meeting to try to settle the ongoing patent infringement suit between the companies.
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HTC interested in buying its own mobile OS
Chairwoman Cher Wang says that HTC has had discussions internally, but also that the company won't move impulsively.
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Cleanweb Hackathon app measures gadget energy
The first hackathon for writing applications that use natural resources more efficiently kicked off this weekend and announced a winner.
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Amazon e-book subscription? Publishers should join
The online bookseller apparently is more enthusiastic about a subscription plan for books than are publishers. But they should be seeking allies, not enemies, in the digital age.
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iPhone 5 models hinted at on Vodafone Web page
A Web page for the U.K. carrier's Sure Signal device had temporarily pointed to 16GB and 32GB versions of the iPhone 5 as being compatible.
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Explosion rocks French nuclear facility
The explosion at the Marcoule nuclear plant in southern France, which has killed at least one person, was caused by a fire in a storage area for radioactive waste.
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Broadcom to acquire NetLogic for $3.7 billion
Chipmaking giant will give shareholders $50 per share, representing a nearly 57 percent premium over NetLogic's close of $31.91 on Friday.
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What's the deal with daily deals?
Recent problems at Groupon have people questioning whether the company--and indeed, the daily deals phenomenon it touched off--are showing signs of flaming out. Not so fast.
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How HTML5 may become the standard for apps (Inside Apps)
Qualcomm executive Rob Chandhok tells CNET why he sees apps moving toward HTML5 in a big way over the next 18 to 24 months.
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IBM's Watson to offer medical advice to doctors
Big Blue inks a deal with health insurer WellPoint that will let the latter use the technology behind the "Jeopardy"-playing computer to suggest patient diagnoses and treatments.
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Names on WTC memorial arranged by algorithm
A custom-crafted algorithm arranged the victims' names to reflect their relationships, meeting an enormous design challenge.
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Galaxy S II graphics fastest among Android phones--report
Samsung's Galaxy S II packs the fastest graphics hardware among Android smartphones, according to a report. Want faster? Only a tablet like Apple's iPad offers better performance.
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