It looks like another section of the R2-D2 Droid 2 website has been unlocked and revealed — the latest is the boot-up sequence. Overall the boot sequence is fairly short and really geeky. That said, it has (as you would expect given the name of the phone) an image of R2-D2 along with some sound. more »

While we have certainly seen quite a bit of the Android-based Nexus One over the past few days there is one important item that has to happen before it will reach the hands of the public — stop by and get a certification from the FCC. And thankfully, it looks like that has happened, and more »

Seems as though the folks over there at Microsoft have really been busy as of late. Their Office Labs recently released the the Speed Launch Program , and now Microsoft ‘s Live Labs just released their Photosynth program for consumers.

What was once just a “oh isn’t that so pretty” tech demo, the program is now something that just about anyone can actually go on and use now. While before, the process took weeks of stitching photos together on specially configured server arrays; it is now able to be done by taking groups of photos that you’ve taken with your digital camera or even your mobile phone, and the program then stitches them into a faux 3D environment converted right onto your computer.