Leon Walker of Rochester Hills, Michigan has been charged for unlawfully reading his wife Clara’s e-mails. The e-mails showed that Clara was having an affair with her second husband, known to be abusive. Leon forwarded the e-mails to his Clara’s first husband. Leon was Clara’s third husband.

Samsung is planning to launch a PMP version of their Galaxy S smartphone at CES 2011 called the Galaxy Player YP-CB1. The media player has a 4-inch screen and has almost the same specs of the Galaxy S phone without the ability to act as an actual phone. The PMP will have Android 2.2 Froyo on its Super LCD display. There is also Bluetooth 3.0 and WiFi built in. The Galaxy Player YP-CB1 has a 3.2 megapixel camera, front-facing camera, SoundAlive audio-enhancing DSP, Android Market access, GPS, and a microSD card slot. [Android Community]

Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO) has made it clear that they are not shutting down Delicious, but they are interested in spinning them off or selling it. Because of this recently developed news about Delicious, users have been actively finding ways to import their bookmarks into other services. Springpad is now offering a seamless solution for importing your Delicious bookmarks. Here is how to do it.

Over the weekend Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) dropped the price of the Adamo 13 laptop to $899. The Adamo 13 is 0.65 inches thick and has a 13-inch screen. Dell also increased the specs of the laptop to 2.13GHz Core 2 Duo SL9600 Intel processor, 4G of memory, 128GB SSD, and 64-bit Windows 7 operating system. Dell previously sold the laptop for $999 with a 1.4GHz Core 2 Duo and 2GB of memory. Sounds like a great deal. I’d look into buying one if I did not already have a great laptop. [CNET]

Over the weekend GameStop started letting Nintendo fans order 3DS devices. Interestingly GameStop is asking people to deposit different amounts across different locations. The minimum deposit price is $25. In case the guy or girl behind the GameStop counter does not know about the pre-order, mention the SKU number 020132. [NeoGaf]

Great news if you want to buy an iPhone 4 for under $100 with a contract. AT&T has dropped the price of refurbished 16GB iPhone 4 devices by $50 and is now selling them for $99. And if you are okay with an iPhone 4 with a cosmetic blemish, then you only have to pay $79. Below are the list of options:

Jerome Taylor is a 20 year old that walked into the Northern Indian restaurant in New London, Connecticut and tried to rob it with an iPhone. Taylor believed that his iPhone looked enough like a small handgun so that he could demand money from the cooks. Except the cooks at the restaurant pulled out knives in defense and refused to give away any money. Scared by the cooks, Jerome told them that he was just kidding and said that he needed money for his child. He ran off before police got there, but eventually he was arrested. The restaurant decided not to press charges against Jerome because they felt bad for him. I’m putting Jerome in the “Hall of Shame.” [Gizmodo]

Looks like T-Mobile is getting into the mobile hotspot game as a 21Mbps HSPA+ network device has appeared in the FCC database. The model number of this device is MF61 and it is being manufactured by ZTE. The inside label confirms that it is in fact a “T-Mobile 4G Mobile Hotspot.” [FCC via Engadget]