I can see it now: "Here, honey, let me slip this Little Buddy Child Tracker GPS transmitter into your backpack." Then hours later: hey, why is he still at school hours after the school day is over? Maybe because he took the transmitter out and put it into his locker?

Vevo was founded by Universal Music Group, and will run on technology from YouTube.

Verizon Wireless and Research in Motion (RIM) announced on Monday that the much-anticipated BlackBerry Storm2 will launch on the Verizon network on Oct. 28th. The new RIM device will be available from Verizon
Wireless Communications stores, online at www.verizonwireless.com, and through business sales channels.

Monitis, the leading provider of 100% Cloud-based network and systems monitoring solutions, today added a free, web-based remote ping to its suite of services. Monitis’ free, web-based remote ping allows users to check the availability of a server or website from multiple locations worldwide.

Nokia is suing its U.S. rival, Apple for patent infringements on mobile phone technology for the iPhone. The 10 alleged patent infringements involve wireless data, speech coding, security and encryption. Nokia claims that it has not been compensated for its technology and feels that Apple has received a free ride using Nokia's innovation.

Motorola shares are on the rise, up 8% on Monday alone. The buzz is all about the upcoming release of the new Android phone! Motorola has gone all out on this second release of the Android, and Wall Street thinks it's going to be a hit.

If you don't have an Amazon Kindle you will soon be able to read electronic books on your computer. Amazon announced Thursday the release date of "Kindle for PC." It will release "Kindle for PC" in November. It will let people buy, download and read Kindle books on the computer. Amazon will provide a software application,available next month as a free download, that can convert Kindle books to PC-readable ones.

Disney wants to sell you a "key" to store your digital media in the cloud, according to a new report. The service, called Disney Keychest, would allow you to pay a single price The technology would allow consumers to pay a single price for permanent access to a viewable media across multiple digital platforms and devices.

Goby is the latest search engine but it has a bit of a twist. When you use Gopy you are likely searching for something fun to do or a great place to eat. Goby (GO-be) is a new search engine that's all about finding fun ways to spend your free time, from a weekend to a week off. It's certain that you won't use Goby to search for the latest news on the dismal economy. That's actually a nice change.

Windows 7 launches today and Microsoft hopes it will be a positive upgrade from the now outdated XP. If you bought a Windows Vista-based PC in the last four months, it's likely that you're eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 7. Getting the free upgrade to Windows 7 might involve some work, and for some, the Windows 7 upgrade won't be totally free.