The RDTN project is working on an easy-to-build and simple Geiger counter for the iPhone.

Goodbye to more tactile keys, and hello to planes of cool and smooth glass. Today, BlackBerry confirmed that it will stop making the Classic, one of the

Last Friday, news hit that Michael Abbott, Palm's head of software and services, the man in charge of its webOS platform, was leaving the company. The news, which broke via a regulatory filing, made waves because it further highlighted Palm's vulnerable position — the company's stock price has been plummeting in recent months and it's now attempting to find a buyer. The same filing revealed Palm's plan to get high level employees to stick around: lucrative retention packages in the case of a sale. Apparently, Abbott wanted nothing to do with that. He must have had a good reason. Now we know why. Abbott will be joining Twitter as the company's new vice president of engineering, we've learned and confirmed with the company. To make room, Twitter's current VP of engineering, Greg Pass, is being promoted to chief technology officer -- becoming the first person to hold the CTO title for the fast-growing company.

Google just announced its latest handsets, the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. The phones feature screen and camera improvements and start at $599.

People have found that their little Minispirons are sporting 3G capability that was unadvertised and is at the moment unsupported. I don't know whether