Technology
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Windows 8 arriving on October 26
After months of teasing and speculation, Microsoft has finally come clean and given Windows 8 an official launch date. At the company’s annual sales meeting,...
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Google adds face-blurring technology to YouTube
Google is introducing face-blurring technology to its YouTube site. It’s largely an effort to protect civil and human rights activists and protesters whose identities could...
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Ford’s RUTH fondles knobs, pushes buttons, seeks quality experience for 2013 Fusions
Things have been getting very touchy-feely at Ford as of late. Taking cues from their satisfied European counterparts, Ford has employed the Robotized Unit for...
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Nexus 7 dousing Kindle’s Fire
Amazon apparently has reason to be worried. Since debuting last month, Google’s new Nexus 7 tablet has garnered rave reviews for its rock-bottom price and...
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Office 2013 Customer Preview now available to download
Right on cue, Microsoft has released a preview of their long-awaited update to Microsoft Office, the software firm’s hugely popular productivity suite. With a greater...
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Skype sending messages to wrong users, ruins gossip for everyone
Talked about one of your Skype friends with someone else in your contacts lately? You should probably start to draft an apology letter — or...
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Apple rights itself by rejoining the EPEAT program
Apple has rejoined the EPEAT program, which certifies products as environmentally friendly. Apple had dropped out of the registry in June with no explanation, though...
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The Nexus 7 is an instant hit; selling out at key retailers
Google started selling its Nexus 7 at brick-and-mortar retailers this weekend and, according to numerous sources, retailers are having trouble keeping up with demand for...
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Microsoft to unveil updates to its Office Suite on Monday
According to a report in USA Today, Microsoft will unveil the latest version of its popular Office suite on Monday, July 16. It’s just in...
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QuakeCon 2012 Tournament details announced
QuakeCon — often described as the “Woodstock of Gaming,” albeit without the rampant nudity, Jimi Hendrix guitar riffs and LSD — just released its 2012...
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Not all Macs will be able to run Apple’s OS upgrade, Mountain Lion
Wondering whether or not your Mac will upgrade to Mountain Lion when Apple releases their latest OS later this month? The company has published a...
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New study finds Facebook unlikely to be a cause of clinical depression
Facebook’s logo may be blue, but research just issued by the University of Wisconsin suggests that using the world’s most popular social networking site will...
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San Francisco banning officials from buying Macs
According to a report from the BBC, San Francisco city officials are planning to block local government agencies from buying new Macs, following Apple’s decision...
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QuakeCon 2012: America’s largest LAN party, courtesy of AT&T
id Software and Bethesda Softworks have announced that AT&T is the official sponsor for this year’s QuakeCon, mirroring a similar deal for last year’s event....
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RIM: 3 billion downloads for Blackberry apps, 90,000 available
RIM is apparently seeking to do a little “myth busting” regarding apps for its BlackBerry devices, but instead of calling Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman...
