Toshiba has confirmed that it will show off its autosteroscopic 3D technology at CES 2011, with hopes that the screens on display will be bigger than its previous 20 inch offering. Tosh showed off a 20-inch and 12-inch model at CEATEC – and queues of people wanted to see the glasses-free 3D televisions.

Google has finally decided to up how seriously it is taking a flaw in its Android system that sends messages to the wrong person in a user's phonebook.

With a new, cool variation on the Android tablet game, Lenovo Tuesday announced a duo of devices that can act as both an android tablet and a Windows 7 Laptop. Lenovo's LePad Slate is a 10.1-inch Android tablet that, when locked into Lenovo's Ideapad U1, transforms into a fully functional laptop running windows 7.

Sony is experimenting with exclusive features embedded into its iTunes movies, PaidContent reports, slowly paving the way for the day when DVDs will be no more. In the iTunes version of The Other Guys users can search through the script of the movie to see the exact moment a line was said in the film, while other pictures like Salt and Resident Evil: Afterlife allow you to share video snippets on social media.

Watch out CES attendees--Darth Vader is coming! According to the official Star Wars site, the Dark Lord himself, along with a legion of Imperial troops, will be making the journey from a galaxy far, far away to address the masses at this week's Consumer Electronics Show.

Google's Android mobile platform may still follow Apple's iPhone in the smartphone race, according to fresh Nielsen data released Monday, but that advantage may not last long. Specifically, unless Apple starts licensing the iPhone to other handset makers, the platform could get lost amid the many Android competitors.

In a report published on the coveted Science journal, IBM researchers have announced that the company is closer to developing storage devices capable of storing 100 more information using lesser energy than currently possible.

While “Antennagate” may have thrown a wrench in a lot of people's planning and hard work, and caused an antenna-related campaign of which no one had seen before, it also meant that those same engineers were already hard at work on a fix right after the launch of the latest generation iPhone. And, if a recent patent application is any indicator to the fact, they may have found a potential fix for the whole situation: hiding it behind the logo.

There have been some very famous singing mice over the years. Fievel Mousekewitz in An American Tail, and of course Disney's own Mickey. Up until now they have been pure fiction. But scientists at the Osaka University announced that they have managed to successfully genetically engineer a mouse that can sing like a bird.

We've revealed the US Federal Government's extensive ties with the snooping mega corporation Google. Could it just be that Eric Schmidt and his cohorts have their hands deep in the pockets of the UK government too? Why yes, it could!