Danya Glabau’s Tech Links

WikiLeaks is at it again, releasing documents on Guantanamo Bay prisoners to reporters over the weekend.

If you like video games, get ready for the next generation Nintendo Wii, set to be released in 2012.

Tablet gadget porn: Acer’s Iconia Android-powered tablet hits shelves today with competitive specs and price, and this week’s Barnes & Noble Nook Color software update lets you use your Nook more like other Android tablets.

Ever wondered how software makers make money from cheap mobile apps?

At least we won’t need to learn a new acronym: the classic Windows blue screen of death might be black in Windows 8.

New Amazon hub Backstory will offer interviews and other content from authors.

Happy birthday, DNA!

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Danya Glabau is a graduate student at Cornell University. She is interested in science communication in mass media, and what it reveals about cultural values.

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