Twitter is a double-edged sword. It affords tremendous opportunity. You can reach the world with the click of a mouse button or the touch of your iPhone. That's the easy part.

The real story here is that Android users are more likely to tell the truth when asked by a survey marketeer if they do the evil business while doing the evil business.

We may see slower Android release cycles as referenced by both Samsung and Motorola, but what we might see in its place is vendors looking for ways to bust open niche markets.

It could be the biggest tech event in history. Will Facebook's IPO help us understand the value of Google+?

The results I've been able to achieve with Lightroom 4 in just a few weeks of casual testing have, for lack of a better expression, blown me away. Granted, I'm not looking to land the next American Photo or Life magazine cover.

Take the Amazon Kindle Fire. Apple doesn't have an answer for the entry $199 tablet. For that matter, if you want a portable offering -- 7 inches is a popular size -- then you simply must go Android since the iPad is only available with a 9.7-inch display.

After less than a month on the market you can now score a brand new Samsung Galaxy Nexus for only $99. How low can you go? When it launched the Nexus cost three times that amount.

And... most interesting, though not really surprising, is that he has equipped his $230K+ 2012 MP4-12C with the most important accessory of all: a radar detector.

I have a mind to just fly my Canon EOS 60D over to Napa to cover events for Stark Insider from the comforts of my office. If only it had a winch of some kind to haul away a case of Harlan Cab...

After the honeymoon phase wears off, I suspect many Nexus pioneers will be pining for the quad-cores that'll appear right around the corner.