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The TSA has started a new program that allows compliant laptop bags to pass through the X-ray security system without being removed from the bag. These bags should be popular with frequent travelers and so far the TSA seems to be accepting of compliant bags.

HTC kicked off the customization of Windows Mobile to a new level with the HTC Touch Diamond and now Samsung looks to throw their hat in the ring with the Samsung OMNIA (SGH-i900). The OMNIA brings a large display and a 5 megapixel to Windows Mobile that finally lets WM compete with Nokia in the camera phone department. Check out some unboxing and device images for the OMNIA I purchased in Singapore.

A quick look over the new features of a pre-release Windows Live Messenger 9, how students can use the features to their advantage, and how we’ll benefit from it. Thanks for the support of LiveSide, the legends that they are.

TechRepublic has been examining ultraportable PCs throughout this year and the 2GoPC is the latest one. This Classmate PC laptop, manufactured by Intel and marketed by the folks at 2GoPC, is an ultraportable with a twist — it is designed for the children market. It is much more rugged than the ASUS EEE, runs Windows XP, and costs about $100 less.

Palm just recently launched the Treo 800w touch-screen Windows Mobile 6.1 device, but quickly follows it up with the Treo Pro that has a definite HTC look and feel. This is the slimmest Treo yet and still includes WiFi, Bluetooth, HSDPA, GPS, and a large capacity battery. Can Palm continue to survive with devices like the Treo Pro? Take a look at these photos and check out my review to help you make a decision.

MSI has unveiled details of its new Eclipse motherboard – the company’s first X58 motherboard for Intel Core i7.

In this TechRepublic teardown gallery, Wally Bahny cracks open the Belkin Nostromo n52te gaming controller.

One of the first “killer” game applications for what was the nascent personal computer gaming market in 1983, was Microsoft Flight Simulator. While the graphics weren’t spectacular by today’s standards, they were graphics which were a change from what had come before. With the IBM PC Jr. up and running, it turned out to be a good time to take a look at this dinosaur application.

For three days, techies gathered in San Francisco for the Intel Developer Forum.

I love the nostalgia of old games, mainly because they were the mainstream manifestations of major technological advancements. I asked to do a series on vintage handheld games, and our intrepid editor came across a website that had them all. So without any additional delay – we give you – The Handheld Museum: A tribute to the early history of Handheld gaming.

Craig Barrett and Pat Gelsinger show off Intel’s vision for technology and research for the next year and beyond. Plus, a look a some new chips.

There’s a good reason why you should splurge on USB ports when buying your next computer. These cool gadgets need a home base to operate from.

At the D: All Things Digital conference, Michael Dell was caught carrying a version of his company’s upcoming netbook. So Dell decided to share with everyone.

Limelight Networks Operations Center in Tempe, Arizona supports all the online media streaming for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

These newly released applications will make journal authoring and article licensing easier for those who work or study in higher education. This gallery will show you the two new tools from Microsoft Research; what they do and what you can do with them.

Ever wondered how you catch the world’s most high tech criminals? This photo gallery gives you a tour of the tools used digital forensics.

Help choosing the right graphics card upgrade for your system

Astraware has been developing games for the Palm and Windows Mobile operating systems for several years and they are famous for their high quality and enjoyable games. I was pleased to see them launch an iPhone application that takes advantage of the accelerometers in the device and think you may enjoy this car racing game as well.