For some odd reason, Roku is big on purple and black. It might have to do with their family-oriented ambitions. That I got the case of the Barneys was likely no accident.

The iPhone and iPad were the top two product lines, moving 35.1 and 11.8 million units during a quarter that can only be described as I'll have some of what they're drinking.

That's for an unlocked version that will run on T-Mobile or AT&T (and over 200 providers worldwide) at LTE/4G speeds sans contract.

The storage increase comes ahead of the much speculated "Google Drive" cloud storage announcement, widely expected this week.

The "Hookless No. 2" dates back to 1914, forming the basic premise behind the rows of teeth today known as the zipper.

The prognosis for cloud storage vendors can't be great. Box and Dropbox won't be able to compete long-term on price. That's a sucker's bet with Microsoft, Google, and Apple in play.

Yes, these gates are incredibly tiny. To put it in perspective, you could fit 4,000 of them across the width of a human hair.

Wordpress, the granddady of open source content management, is also on offer, which should be of interest to magazines, newspapers and blogs across the land.

Jelly Bean will arrive in a month or two. If my hunch is right, it'll ship with Google's upcoming, Asus made, 7-inch Kindle fighter.

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