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Cellufun, a host of one of the largest communities for mobile gaming, has announced the inclusion of a series of Halloween games and activities, called Hallofun.  Using your cell phone, you can decorate your Cellfun homepage, dress up your avatar and trick or treating on your friends’ pages.  Additional activities… Continue Reading »

The leaves are changing colors.  Football has become a weekend staple.  Pumpkins are seemingly everywhere.  It is that time of year again, fall is upon us and with that comes the chance to have some frightening fun.  You see offers of great scary gadgets all over the place, but which… Continue Reading »

Since it is Halloween, Gadgetell is taking a look at some the tech horror stories our writers have experienced.  Here is one tale. This is a true story of my encounter with a monitor of the worst kind.  I have always relied on CRTs for two main reason; the first… Continue Reading »

Each year we are offered tricks and treats by tech companies.  Some products turn out better than we hope and some far worse than we ever imagined.  For this Halloween Who’s on Crack, let’s take a look at who has offered more treats than tricks. As promised, I am not… Continue Reading »

A computer that did little but browse the web and do some mundane tasks?  That will never work.  Back in 2000, 3Com (remember them?) came out with the computer for people who didn’t want a full-fledged computer.  The 3Com Ergo Audrey was the device and it never stood a chance.… Continue Reading »

Since it is Halloween, Gadgetell is taking a look at some the tech horror stories our writers have experienced.  Here is one tale. In my house, we usually built our own computers; we had, at most, two computers that were purchased pre-built.  The second computer we built did everything it… Continue Reading »

Getting in the Halloween spirit, how about carving a pumpkin, virtually, of course.  The carving demonstration is just another cool example of what the Microsoft Surface is capable of doing. The application is courtesy of Vectorform, who was also responsible for the MSNBC election application, and while this may not… Continue Reading »