I haven't seen Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey in years, but I'm kind of curious to go back and watch it again because of this: Samsung, in defending itself against charges that it stole the design for its Galaxy tablet from Apple's iPad -- along with the idea for some of its smartphones from Apple's iPhone -- is charging that Steve Jobs actually didn't come up with the tablet design idea himself, thus he and Apple can't claim to hold a patent on it.

As you may or may not know, Samsung is currently in the process of getting legally punted in the groin for a field goal by Apple, who is suing them for ripping off a bunch of Apple patents.

At the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Samsung is expected to announce its next big Galaxy item, this time in the form of a media-playing device, much like the iPod Touch.

As the majority of Americans settle into their longest weekends of the year for Thanksgiving, the biggest celebrities and know-it-alls are making sure that we have plenty to read in our downtime as we digest ridiculous amounts of turducken, pumpkin pie, and good old American beer - just like the pilgrims.

If you had asked me five years ago if I could imagine a world in which digital music and high definition movies would replace CDs and DVDs, I would have turned down my WinAmp and paused my VHS copy of Witness and told you that you were crazy.

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