Amazon will be selling its "older" 3G-only Kindle for $89 on Black Friday. We don't know how long the sale will last, but it's an intriguing deal.

CNET's Dan Ackerman provides an in-depth look at Acer's dual-screen Iconia, and the company's upcoming line of 2011 tablets.

An alternative to YouTube, the U.S. Army's new MilTube offers a secure, firewall-protected site where service members can watch and share their own videos.

A new study out of MIT uses computer simulation to show how face shields on military helmets could help soldiers avoid a variety of brain injuries from blast waves.

In something of a curiously original giving spirit, Google's new Thanksgiving doodle links to Google-curated content from TV chef Google Ina Garten.

You'll actually sit through more ads in online videos than you'd think, The New York Times reports, citing internal figures from Turner Broadcasting.

The Federal Communications Commission is considering allowing the public to send text messages to 911 in case of an emergency.

SunEdison connects 70-megawatt PV solar farm in Rovigo, Italy to power over 17,000 homes, but is it really Europe's largest?

Armed forces, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines, also fared well in new study of public sector use of social media and the Web.

Queen Elizabeth II is technically his boss, so it probably wasn't smart for the Bishop of Willesden to make snarky posts about how he thinks Prince William's marriage won't last.

So says video game site Develop Online, which reportedly talked with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Studio Director Mick Hocking.

Survey shows that American kids between 6 and 12 want an iPad this year more than any other tech product. It's followed closely by a computer and the iPod Touch.

Social network giant says it was a "mistake" that it barred users from sending one another links from Lamebook, a site which Facebook says infringes upon its trademark.

Netflix launches a streaming-only option, Yelp Check-In Offers gives you discounts and deals wherever you go, and the FCC plans to let you report emergencies over SMS and streaming video.

Rental car giant partners with Coda Automotive to augment its California rental fleet with 100 electric sedans that get up to 120 miles on a charge.

The EPA fuel economy sticker for the gas-electric Volt, about to hit selected markets, is not yet official, but early drivers say your actual mileage will vary greatly.

Approaching the 20th anniversary of the World Web Web next month, its creator sounds off about the threats to the freedom of the Web from social networks, Internet providers, and governments.

With tax credits up for renewal, former VP Al Gore says that massive subsidies for first-generation ethanol were a mistake--and that he was wrong to support them in the heat of campaigning.

As expectations steadily rise for the tablet, analysts start taking stabs at estimating sales.

It's been a quick five years for Microsoft's video game console, which launched the "next-gen" console wars on November 21, 2005.