I'd like to see a thinner profile for the next Nexus. Also, that glass back has to go. It makes the phone unnecessarily slippery. Place it on a countertop or smooth desk, and you're a short slide away from disaster.

At first I was skeptical. Do we really need yet one more app snooping around our Gmail inboxes? Now, as they say, I'm a believer.

In total, according to Good, iOS devices combined for 71% of all activations in the quarter, with Android smartphones trailing significantly at 21%.

The current version, the Galaxy S III, has been a runaway hit, stealing share from Apple's almighty iPhone, and putting major hurt on all Android comers including the LG Nexus 4, Google's direct-to-consumer play.

Testing and ranking the latest Twitter apps for Android including Falcon Pro, UberSocial, TweetCaster, Carbon, Hootsuite, Scope Beta.

$1,299?! For a laptop that weighs over 3 pounds, and only lasts 5 hours? And it won't even run Premiere Pro, or Photoshop?

If wearable computing thing is the next big thing, then it would make sense for Apple to invest in technology to compete with the likes of Google Glass.

We always go into a shoot with a decent idea of how the final product will look. I like to ask myself: What people do we need to interview? What fill shots will I need for post? What will make this video look different than everyone else?

Google's secret project became decidedly less secret today. One of the search giant's many futurist projects, Google Glass aims to change the way humans interface with computers.

BlinkFeed is a Windows Phone-esque tile-based interface included as part of a revamped (and very pretty!) HTC Sense interface.