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By Alexander Maxham - June 1, 2013

Electronic Arts axes the Online Pass because “people didn’t like it”

Back in 2010, EA unveiled the Online Pass and ever since then EA has been criticized over it’s controversial policy of the Online Pass where the company charged buyers of pre-owned games an extra $10 to access the online fea...

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By Alexander Maxham - June 1, 2013

Razer introduces 14-inch and 17-inch gaming laptop, shipping in Q2

What exactly is a “gaming laptop”. Well normally when you think of a gaming laptop, you think of something that’s big and bulky. But with technology changing rapidly, that’s no longer true. Razer has just a...

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By Ashraf - May 31, 2013

“Low-cost” computer from 1979 for “under $10,000” [Image]

The Z80A from Cromemco had "11 megabytes of hard disk and 64 kilobytes of fast RAM", "two floppy drives, too".

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Review
By Briley Kenney - May 31, 2013

[Windows] Create photo slideshows and play them back in fullscreen with Special Image Player

Building upon the momentum of yesterday’s review, which saw use of a native GIF creation tool called GifCam, we’re going to take a look at another image tool. When it comes to presentation, images can really help you drive t...

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Review
By Briley Kenney - May 31, 2013

[Android] Flib is a comprehensive unit conversion tool with a minimalistic UI

Have you ever needed to convert time, weight or any other measurement on the go? I can think of several occasions where I wished that I had a unit or currency converter handy. That being said, there are a ton of apps available for...

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Review
By Tucker - May 31, 2013

[iPhone] Mulling over Mulled, an iOS puzzler that’s quite addictive

I’m a sucker for a good puzzle. There’s just something about the iPhone format that is the perfect display for puzzle games, and puzzles are the best way to kill time between meetings or on the way to catch a train. So...

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Huggies TweetPee
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By Briley Kenney - May 31, 2013

Introducing TweetPee, the geeky way to check your infant’s diaper

Have you ever thought about how great it would be if your infants diaper could send you an electronic alert when it’s time to be changed? No? Me either. Huggies has revealed a unique concept device that does exactly that. After cl...

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Obama with the finger warning
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By Briley Kenney - May 31, 2013

Man gets six months of jail time after threatening President Obama on Twitter

We’ve heard plenty of stories about folks getting themselves into hot water thanks to a poor social network post. Nothing quite like this next story, however. 22-year old Donte Jamar Sims was sentenced Wednesday to six months in p...

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By Alexander Maxham - May 31, 2013

BlackBerry is selling more than Galaxy S4 and iPhone 5 in France

BlackBerry finally unleashed BlackBerry 10 earlier this year, along with the BlackBerry Z10 and Q10. While they haven’t gained a ton of traction around the world, it’s clear that in France they have. Now according to S...

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Google nutrition information screenshot
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By Briley Kenney - May 31, 2013

Google wants you to eat healthy, adds nutrition information to Search

If you were ever worried about nutrition at some point in your life then listen up- er, read up I mean. Google Search returns a lot of information right away after you make an inquiry. I’m not talking about the web search results ...

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HTC One Google edition
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By Briley Kenney - May 31, 2013

Google confirms stock Android HTC One on the way, arriving in Google Play on June 26th for $599

Google and Samsung have started something, something spectacular and wondrous. Of course, I only say that because I’m a huge Android lover and I feel that vanilla Android is the way to go. I’m willing to bet that a few of you out ...

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By Alexander Maxham - May 30, 2013

Microsoft reveals official Windows 8.1 details: Start button returns, new Live Tile sizes, Snapupgrade, and more

Microsoft is continuing to tease us about the new changes coming in Windows 8.1. We saw a leaked screenshot earlier today about the new Start button coming back to Windows. Now we have official word from Microsoft itself about a t...

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By Alexander Maxham - May 30, 2013

Windows 8.1 screenshot leaks, shows a new Start button

Since Windows 8 made it’s debut last fall, many people have not upgraded from Windows 7 or earlier because they got rid of the Start button. Well Microsoft has received enough criticism about it to add the Start button back ...

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GifCam UI on plain background
Review
By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

[Windows] Record or capture your screen as an animated GIF with GifCam

Screencast or screenshare software is great, especially when you need to show off examples taken directly from onscreen content. Unfortunately, most screen capture software only allows you to store the captured content as a video ...

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Review
By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

[Android] Kakudo is an invaluable multitasking tool that allows you to quickly switch between apps

Do you ever have those times where you just need to multitask? For example, as a writer sometimes it’s necessary to have a browser window open and a writing tool open simultaneously. I can read content and then translate the infor...

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Review
By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

[Windows] ScreenRuler allows you to measure the pixel size of content and objects on your screen

Sometimes it’s necessary to know the size or dimensions of a particular onscreen object. Such information is certainly needed for visual design and web development, but there are other practical uses, as well. Unfortunately, you c...

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Tip / Trick
By Mukhi - May 30, 2013

How to use an image as a custom background in Lotus Notes Mail on Windows [Guide]

IBM Lotus Notes is the email client of choice of many corporates. Unless you play around, it is difficult to figure out how to import an image or a graphic as background in Lotus Notes Mail on Windows. Here is how you can do it: P...

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Review
By Tucker - May 30, 2013

[iPhone] Take photos using an adjustable timer with TimerCam

I have some less-than-fond memories of dealing with built-in camera timers on old-school cameras. There was nothing worse than trying to take a family photo and having the timer malfunction. Whether I was trying to take the pictur...

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By Ashraf - May 30, 2013

It’s a full moon in Norway [Amazing Photo of the Day]

Ever heard the saying "to the Moon and back"?

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By Ashraf - May 30, 2013

Beautiful sunset [Wallpaper]

Most people probably never have, and never will, enjoy a sunset like this one.

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By Ashraf - May 30, 2013

Is this your dream job? [Comic]

Does your dream job involve taking a nap at 2:30 PM?

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By Ashraf - May 30, 2013

Evolution of the mouse cursor [Image]

This image shows how the modern mouse cursor shape came to be.

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By Ashraf - May 30, 2013

Uh, you would think this is common sense… [Image]

Sign asks people to not unplug medical equipment in order to play video games.

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By Ashraf - May 30, 2013

Playing video games “is good for you” [Infographic]

Infographic provides some stats as to why it is good to play video games.

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Sergey Brin with Google Glass
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By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

Google engineers once considered researching teleportation

Like a bunch of mad scientists, Google has a group of employees working in a secretive in-house laboratory often referred to as the Google X labs. The department has been the driving force behind ideas like Google Glass and Google...

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By Alexander Maxham - May 30, 2013

Who needs Google Fiber, engineers just successfully tested 400Gbps internet connection

According to a research paper published in Nature Photonics, researchers at Alcatel-Lucent’s Bell Labs have found a new way to transmit data super-fast over fiber cables. This new method is using “twin waves” of ...

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Google/Moto X Phone
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By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

Google X Phone confirmed by Motorola CEO, will be powered by “two processors”

We’ve heard quite a bit about the rumored Motorola X Phone over the past few months, more popularly known as the Google X Phone. Namely, these rumors were started in part thanks to Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility. Many b...

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R-Kaid retro gaming console
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By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

R-Kaid-42 classic game console shows us what retro is truly about

I don’t know any gamer in their right mind who wouldn’t like to see a retro gaming console meshed with an attractive design. The upcoming OUYA console is a great take on gaming, and it will certainly offer some innovative options ...

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By Enrique Manalang - May 30, 2013

What if photographers only used Google Glass, instead of cameras? [Video]

You know what was one of the coolest things about Glass when Google first showed it off? It was the ability to take pictures and video from your perspective, while you did things that you wouldn’t normally be able to do if y...

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By Alexander Maxham - May 30, 2013

Apple CEO thinks Apple is still “cool” and Google Glass lacks “mass appeal”

This week, AllThingsD is holding their D11 conference where they are having many top executives in the technology industry speaking and being interviewed. The conference opened up last night with Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook. As yo...

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By Enrique Manalang - May 30, 2013

Augmented reality app could help anyone fix their car problems on their own

I know it’s important to learn how to fix your car up, and it’s especially important when you run into unexpected emergencies on the road. But despite that, not all of us are capable of solving our car problems. This a...

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Lumigrids
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By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

Lumigrids LED projector detects changes in terrain, offers Tron-like protection from obstacles during an evening bike ride

One of the biggest problems with riding a bicycle at night, aside from the fact that it’s dangerous, is that it’s quite difficult to judge the terrain in front of you. For example, it would be quite easy to crash thanks to a potho...

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Hollywood
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By Briley Kenney - May 30, 2013

Interesting thread on Reddit inspires Hollywood movie

In a rather odd turn of events, one Redditor is now a published Hollywood scriptwriter thanks to a single question was posted on Reddit in 2011: Could a modern U.S. Marine infantry battalion destroy the entire Roman Empire during ...

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By Ashraf - May 29, 2013

Copy.com now offers free 15 GB cloud storage for all new and existing users

Recently Google announced they were unifying cloud storage for Drive, Gmail, and Google+ users, and in the process giving everyone a total of 15 GB free storage. At the time many people predicted Google’s move would put pres...

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QuickPad UI
Review
By Briley Kenney - May 29, 2013

[Windows] QuickPad is a Notepad alternative with unique features like Google Search support and uploading to Pastebin

There are a ton of Notepad alternatives that offer advanced features when compared to the vanilla Notepad app. Some of them improve the experience, while others don’t really add much to it. Notepad+ is a great example of an altern...

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