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In his latest editorial, Brighthand's Antoine Wright takes on the future of open-source software, as it affect mobile devices and the business models around them.

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The Clevo TN121R is an interesting convertible tablet notebook. It came customized from AVA Direct, with its 2.5GHz Core 2 Duo processor and 200GB hard drive. This 12.1" tablet is a tiny powerhouse, great for college students or business professionals who need a travel companion.

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The Clevo TN121R is an interesting tablet. It came customized from AVA Direct, with its 2.5GHz Core 2 Duo processor and 200GB hard drive. This 12.1" tablet is a tiny powerhouse, great for college students or business professionals who need a travel companion.

Canon stirred things up this week with an online teaser hinting that a 5D replacement is on the way. Here's what we're hoping for in the new model.

If you're looking for proof of just how fast the consumer DSLR market has grown, industry leader Canon has it: in spite of slowing sales in consumer goods all around, the company is announcing yet another production and facilities expansion this week.

According to a thread on The Online Photographer, famed lens manufacturing firm Carl Zeiss is running a teaser for a forthcoming new lens mount in its series of premium manual focus glass.

The Acer Aspire One is a 8.9" netbook with a starting price that is aimed to undercut nearly all the current market competitors. The base Aspire One, which includes an 8GB SSD and Linux starts at $329, which is far under anything else that has the Intel Atom processor. The big question running through everyone's minds is if this model is built like a budget computer, or if it has what it takes to go up against some models that sell for nearly double the retail price. In this review we cover all aspects of the Acer Aspire One, and let you know if this is a netbook you should consider purchasing as a companion for your Tablet.

The Armor X10 isn't your ordinary slate tablet. It's a rugged machine that can be very useful in certain markets and it meets military specifications. I don't think your average consumer would want this rugged tablet, but it is very fun to test and beat up. Don't forget it still performs all of your basic tasks like surfing the Web, emailing and it does it pretty fast with its 1.2GHz Core Duo processor. All my friends wanted to test out this heavy duty tablet, they couldn't believe it was a computer.

After a long and fruitful run, Microsoft and Abacus have finally thrown in the towel on the Spot Watch program. Currently there are no more models available for purchase or even warranty replacement, and now all effort will be going towards the MSN direct capable GPS receivers, as well as the MSN direct software for Windows Mobile devices.

The Garmin 780 is one of the first MSN Direct v2 devices to hit my hands since the new Garmin lineup was released at CES, and today I will give you a rundown of the features this new system provides.

Today Garmin released four additional MSN-Direct capable GPS receivers, those being the 205 and 255 3.5" models and 205w and 255w 4.3" widescreen models.