Author: Jack Loftus

Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, in an interview with FOX Business, has revealed that flash 10.1 support for WebOS and BlackBerry phones would arrive slightly later than expected in the second half of 2010. More »

Later this June, well-known lens manufacturer Carl Zeiss will begin offering a line of Compact Prime CP.2 lenses with the discerning HDSLR filmmaker in mind. More »

Confused about Kin? Still, somehow, not yet tapped out on iPad news? Then sit a spell and hit play on this podcast, wherein our very own Wilson Rothman talks tech with TechFlash. Listen closely, dear readers, for he is old and wise. More »

A man walking around at night with an iPad lanyard around his neck, displaying semi-nude artwork, could be seen as a meandering perv. Or, as was the case in Bogota, the man is Claudio Arango, and he’s an artist. More »

Long after the bombs fall, when the fallout is thick and the sun hides behind clouds of ash and ruin, the Egg People will roam the earth inside their protective egg-shaped RVs. More »

Microsoft’s going to reveal a bunch of Project Pink social networking-centric phones at an event tomorrow. We’ll be covering it, but you can watch along at home with this handy live webcast. So social of them! More »

The classic SNES controller, often imitated but never duplicated, is borrowing motion controls from its Wii brethren courtesy this DIY hack over at Hackaday. More »

The “rate on delete” iPhone prompt that greets users every time they remove an app from their iPhone is getting deleted. More »

The epic space opera battles of Battlestar Galactica may have given way to the subtler, soap opera fare of Caprica, but that doesn’t mean we can’t revisit that series from time-to-time with a monstrous 4’9″ Lego build or two. More »

The brainiacs at H.P. think they’ve discovered a way to replace transistors with technology that will shrink chips to the atomic scale. Emphasis on “brain.” More »

With swirling rumors all but pointing to an April 13 refresh of Apple’s MacBook Pro line, these new model numbers, spotted at Microcenter, lend further credence to the belief that an update is imminent. More »

Simple answer? No, of course not. Complicated answer? Good question, self, because complicated is part of the problem. More »

I’ve all but accepted my iPhone will never take Matt Buchanan-esque photos in low light. Hell, even in good light the results are oftentimes dull and grainy. Luckily an enhancement, like all things from the fantastic future, is almost here. More »

Ignore the story of how this leak came to be this morning and focus instead on the boxy handset. It’s allegedly a brand spanking new Motorblur slider phone running Android 2.1. Also, it’s a square. More »

Dr. Dre and the Boston Red Sox have combined forces to produce a branded Red Sox version of those notoriously expensive Beats headphones, just in time for Opening Day. The result of this union, predictably, is also expensive. More »

This week is tool tech: YouTuber [Mhkabir] opened up an HDD, removed the read head, and added some sand paper. The result is predictably predictable. Also, loud and marginally effective. [Hackaday] More »

Apple patents are often quirky, April Fool’s-esque, and rarely see the light of day, so be sure to consider that as you view their latest. It’s one that marries proven MacBook Pro technology with unproven, kitschy pico projectors. Hilarity ensues. More »

Here’s some more iPad news, fresh off the presses: Strangely, most consumers are not idiots, and will not pay exorbitant amounts of money to read newspaper iPad apps when they can find news cheaply and easily elsewhere. More »

After one day on the market, the Apple iPad has been jailbroken. That certainly didn’t take long, did it? It was only a matter of time, sure, but this was speedy even by most jailbreaking standards. More »