Its been reported this week that Samsung maybe looking to release its Bada operating system as Open-Source sometime in 2012 in an attempt to minimise its reliance on Android and Google.

Have you ever fancied being able to control the resistance on your road bike in a similar way to a fitness bike in a gym? A new device called the Powerwheel has been developed to do just that.

Even though Flash is still not supported on Apple’s iOS device,s Adobe still hasn’t given up trying to get the device to be able to play Flash in some way or another. At the International Broadcasters Convention Adobe unveiled three new flagship products in the form of their new Adobe Pass, Flash Access 3.0 and Flash Media Server 4.5.

According to the law of indefinite perfectibility, copper wire will someday have to go. For good reasons as well, since experiments in sapphire fibers have produced startling results. ‘Experiments’ because you won’t have lengths of sapphire cable running through your house anytime soon. How did they do it, anyway? Ah, those Israelis, you never know what they’re going to come up with next.

Nothing confirmed yet, but this change comes as no surprise. Yahoo has long been a whipping boy throughout the interwebs. As a company that never lived up to its potential, Yahoo is now on the verge of the final stages of decay. Alright, that was a little too grim for comfort. The point we’re trying to get across is news/rumors have emerged that a merger is in the works with (gasp!) AOL.