We just got an invite for a press conference scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 28. Could this be the announcement of the new Amazon tablet? The fabled tablet is said to come with movie streaming capabilities, along with other features like direct access to the Amazon online store, app store, and the Android OS, but it's also rumored to be super affordable with a price tag of around $250. We won't Read more

Add another tablet to the lineup: new reports out today say that Amazon will launch its own tablet this year, expected to hit virtual shelves in either August or September. Amazon has long been the leader in ereading devices with the popularity of the Kindle, but now it wants to take on the tablet market, and give products like the Nook and Nook Simple Touch a run for their money with its own Read more

If the HP Touchpad was any indication, gadget fans are craving a cheap tablet to call their own. Last weekend's $99 fire sale wiped out HP's tablet inventory after months of stale sales, and new information indicates that Amazon might be following in HP's low-priced footsteps. According to a new report, Amazon will release an affordable Android tablet in September or October that will sell for Read more

Just because Apple has an obvious hold on the tablet market with the iPad, doesn't mean other companies aren't getting in the game. Amazon is holding a press conference tomorrow morning and is expected to unveil its first tablet, currently dubbed the Kindle Fire. It could change the game for the better. Here are four ways the Amazon tablet could rock our worlds. Affordability — Latest rumors Read more

After years of speculation about a storage product, Google announced today its cloud storage solution — Google Drive. In an effort to seamlessly blend use for those already entrenched in Google Docs, documents are automatically built into Drive so that files can be collaborated on in real time. Users can give feedback on anything shared, including PDFs or video files, not just Google Docs; all Read more

Amazon unveiled the Kindle Fire tablet this morning in NYC. Said to be coming with a low price tag of $199, this seven-inch tablet will run a custom version of Android and come packed with WiFi connectivity, but will be released without a camera, microphone, or 3G access. Additionally, the Kindle Fire will come stocked with a 30-day trial of Amazon Prime, the $79 membership that offers free Read more

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The sweetest Tintin cosplay ever — GeekTyrant A not-so-smart thief stole Microsoft cofounder's identity — Newser Amazon may launch three new tablets this year — Geekosystem The coolest lasers on planet Earth — Cracked Eye-tracking machines may make the best interrogators — Geek.com We'll take a concrete pipe hotel over a capsule room any day — Dvice What Pinterest would look like Read more

It's hard to believe that we're halfway through November already, but it's true. Not only is it time to start thinking about your guest list for Thanksgiving dinner, but also your Black Friday shopping list. Get a head start on your planning by checking out these Black Friday ads that are already posted online for your browsing pleasure. Amazon Motorola phones will be on sale for just a penny. Read more