The rumors about Apple unveiling its “tablet” on January 27 might be true, as they will hold an invitation-only event on Wednesday (next week) to show their “latest creation”.

Jin Air, a Korean Air subsidiary, has a new gimmick for their Incheon, South Korea out bound flights. Looks like the airline is a supporter of PSP Go since they are offering their patrons to rent a 16GB PSP Go for 4,000 won (around $3.50).

Camera maker giant Kodak has sued both Apple – maker of iPhone and Research in Motion (RIM) – maker of Blackberry for alleged digital imaging technology infringement. Kodak filed the case at the International Trade Commission in the United States.

Last week at CES 2010, Asus showcased their upcoming gadgets for this year including their new EeeTop All-In-One PC. Now, the Eeetop called ET2010PNT got leaked in a promo ad together with its specs.

Following the competitors, favorite game console Wii will join the bandwagon to offer Netflix video streaming service. That completes the trio with Playstation 3 (PS3) and Xbox 360.

In case you still haven’t learned about Google’s “New Approach to China” lengthy post announcing that they will no longer censor its Chinese search engine (Google.cn) even if it means shutting it down news until now. It looks like some Chinese are already giving Google China an early memorial service.

Here’s a magnificently made report to showcase the “Apple App Store Economy”

The anticipation for the still rumored Apple Tablet’s announcement on January 27 is getting bigger every day. With it, the rumors are also getting better and better, now with a little more detail than the usual screen size and all that Sh!t.

Ten One Design, the maker of Pogo Stylus and Pogo Sketch doodling devices came up with the Inklet trackpad tablet app for MacBook.

A vicar surprised everyone when he blessed the high-tech gadgets of city workers in London, as part of a 21st-century upgrade of Plow Monday.

A BBC reporter managed to break a mobile phone marketed as “unbreakable”, during a demonstration at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada.