Google's Bid to Acquire Motorola Faces DOJ Scrutiny

Is the DOJ's second request for more information about the proposed acquisition routine, or a roadblock?
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T-Mobile Sides With Samsung in Battle With Apple

How long before Samsung announces that the proposed AT&T buyout is just the super best thing ever?
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Deals Sept 29: Linksys E4200 Dual Band N Gigabit $120

No antennas poking out!
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VIDEO: The Last RAGE Gameplay Trailer Before Release

Bethesda has released the last gameplay trailer of RAGE, and focuses on the Jackal Clan.
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Blizzard: Nope, No Titan Reveal This Year

Blizzard has shot down rumors of its "casual MMO" making an appearance next month at BlizzCon 2011. Hey, at least there will be the Foo Fighters...
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How Amazon Uses its Cloud to Turbocharge the Browser

Amazon wants to make the tablet browsing experience silky smooth.
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Samsung to Pay Microsoft for Every Android Device Sold

Samsung and Microsoft attempt to ruin Android for everyone with patent sharing deal. Will this make all Google's base are belong to them?
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LaCie's LaPlug Turns USB Drives into Cloud Storage

Here's a cool gadget that will share your USB-based drives and printers on a local network, or remotely across the Internet.
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AMD Faces 32nm Challenge; Cuts Q3 Revenue Forecast

AMD reduced its revenue growth expectations for the third quarter by about 50 percent, stating that it has been affected by "manufacturing issues" at Globalfoundries.
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Samsung Announces Faster Flash Memory For Smartphones

Samsung said that it has developed a speedy 64 GB memory chip for smartphone and tablet applications.
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Kal-El Seen by Analysts as Nvidia's Fortune Maker

Nvidia's Kal-El processor is creating quite some buzz in the industry and it seems that there are now analysts jumping on the train and are evaluating the chip's opportunity.
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