Two days ago, Google quietly dropped the price of their flagship smartphone the Galaxy Nexus to a tiny $349 off-contract. Today, California’s Northern District Court ruled that the device indeed infringes on some of Apple...
Just two days ago Google announced Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean”, the next and greatest version of Android, hailing its advanced features such as Google Now and its increased smoothness with Project Butter. Alongside that a...
This year, Google had a ton to announce at Google I/O, their annual developer’s conference. They unveiled new Nexus devices, showed off their Siri competitor Google Now, and even started upgrading certain Galaxy Nexus device...
Are you still excited about the Nokia PureView camera (you know the phone that has a 41 megapixel camera)? If yes, it’s time for you to checkout the AWARE-2, a gigapixel camera developed by the researchers at Duke and Arizon...
In a rather interesting as well as concerning note made by a Reddit user, it has came to public light that Microsoft is blocking the page for donation to the Free Software Foundation (FSF). All the security products of Microsoft a...
As seen in Windows 8 Preview releases, Microsoft has removed the famous and much loved Start Menu button from Windows 8. The move was met with the widespread criticism with many users complaining that the removal resulted in Windo...
Around every month or so, some browser analytics service counts up the number of people they saw using each browser and releases measurements of each one’s popularity. At Google I/O this year, Google did the same, counting u...
Today’s Software VisiPics: check for and delete duplicate photos Mosaizer Pro: create mosaics from images RAM CPU Taskbar for Windows 7: keep an eye on CPU and RAM usage Subscribe to our Windows section to never miss an arti...
Today’s Apps WiFi Hacker (bgn) [Trick people into thinking you are hacking their WiFi network] Battleship [Game] Woot Check [Keep an eye on daily Woot deals] Subscribe to our Android section to never miss an article: RSS Fee...
Today’s Apps syPhone09 (Multi-purpose app that has messaging, todo lists, calendar and more) SnapShot Postcard (Mail a custom made postcard right from your device) Aces Cribbage (Play against the computer in a game of cribba...
Today, eligibility for Windows 8 upgrades were leaked by ZDNet. Although all XP, Vista, and 7 are all eligible for upgrades, the ability to keep applications as well as personal data depends on the operating system version, and wi...
For complete news of today’s events, visit the Google I/O 2012 page. Today was the second day of Google’s annual developer’s conference Google I/O, and Google showed no signs of slowing down. While yesterday̵...
Today is the second day of Google I/O, the annual developer’s conference where Google announces new software and upgrades. Earlier this morning, Google announced that they would be releasing both Google Chrome and Google Dri...
Samsung and Apple have been busy for quite some time now filing suites against each other and blaming the other of copying their products and infringing patents. In a recent development reported by dotTech, a Dutch court had found...
Mac users have always been considered to be a class above the common PC users, with Mac symbolizing the status of its user; at least in the perspective of a section of the population. It may be ‘pride’ that has now mad...
Though Rock, Paper, Scissors might sound childish to many, in Japan it has just the same importance as tossing a coin in the US has in regards to making decisions. So, in Japan, having a Rock, Paper, Scissors master robot on your ...
Today’s Software Right Click Context Menu: add items to desktop and Explorer context menus KillKeys: disable keys such as the Windows key either when gaming or all the time TinyWall: reinforce Windows Vista and Windows 7R...
Today’s Apps MobileRSS Pro (Read RSS news from Google News Reader) GroupShot (Fix photos by merging two photos to make a better photo) VegasTowers (Build your own Vegas skyscraper and make it fun) Subscribe to our iOS sectio...
What’s more impressive than nearly invisible high-tech glasses? How about nearly invisible high-tech glasses streaming live video while freefalling through the air? Today at Google I/O, Google and the team behind Project Gla...
Apple App Store has 650,000 apps – 225,000 specifically for the iPad – installed 30,000,000,000 times. At today’s Google I/O conference Google revealed Android now has over 600,000 apps in Google Play Store; that...
Today at Google I/O, Google took the wraps off of two devices. The first was the expected 7″ Nexus tablet, while the other was a wildly new and different Nexus Q. What exactly is the Nexus Q, and how is it used? It turns out...
For complete news of today’s events, visit the Google I/O 2012 page. Today was the first day of Google I/O 2012, and with it came some awesome news. There’s the new Nexus 7 tablet, the quirky and expensive Nexus Q, and...
Today was the first day of Google I/O 2012, and with it came some awesome news. There’s the new Nexus 7 tablet, the quirky and expensive Nexus Q, and of course, the new Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean” operating system t...
Interested in picking up a Galaxy Nexus after seeing today’s keynote and unveil of Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean”? You should be. There’s good news for those that are, as today Google dropped the price before tax...
Google I/O, the annual developer’s keynote straight from Google’s headquarters in California, kicks off today and with it a range of rumors are about to be confirmed, crushed, or otherwise revealed. One rumor that eve...
Researchers at the Google’s secretive X Laboratory have developed a neural network that claims to be able to identify cats and ‘learn’ what cats look like, enabling it to almost completely emulate a very small pa...
Swype keyboard is one of the most famous and widely used touch-screen keyboards, especially for Android. Swype is popular because it allows a user to enter text by swiping over the letters in the word or phrase you want to type. T...
In a step to “enhance its lovingness”, Google has slashed the cost of usage of the Google Maps API beyond the free limit by a massive 87.5%. Till about 2 or 3 years back, the usage of the Google Maps API was completely...
With Google I/O 2012 scheduled to start on June 27th, the world is looking forward to see what BIG announcements Google is going to make. At the same time, Firefox had also announced that it’s also having something BIG ready...
Samsung has just made it easy for the “iUsers” (Apple users) to migrate from their device to a Samsung Galaxy phone. Samsung has partnered with Mushroom Media to help users port their iOS device (iPhone, iPad) to an An...
Today’s Software ControlC: manage clipboard history WinSplit Revolution: rearrange windows with hotkeys CrystalDiskInfo: examine hard drive life Subscribe to our Windows section to never miss an article: RSS Feed | E-mail Ab...
Today’s Apps Ice Galaxy [Live wallpaper] Shadow Galaxy [Live wallpaper] Inferno Galaxy [Live wallpaper] Vortex Galaxy [Live wallpaper] Subscribe to our Android section to never miss an article: RSS Feed | E-mail About Androi...
Today’s Apps Core Monitor (Check your device’s status and maintain it) ShopShop – Shopping List (Shopping list that you can save to Dropbox) :Shift!2: (A game that you have to shift from one way the room is to an...
There are many apps in the App Store that drop their prices to free everyday. Finding only the best to download is the hard part. I searched through the many freebies and picked out the best apps for you to download. Hand picked a...
Ever play with LEGO blocks when you were younger? Or maybe you still play with LEGO blocks as an a-d-u-l-t. Whatever the case may be, you can experience the LEGO experience in digital form thanks to Google and its Build with Chrom...
