Technology
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Amazon is building a smartphone.*
*Allegedly. Bloomberg is reporting that Amazon and Chinese manufacturer Foxconn are currently in talks for the online giant to launch its own smartphone, expected to...
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Google launches “Legalize Love” campaign in Singapore and Poland
Google launched its “Legalize Love” campaign on Saturday, July 7, in Singapore and Poland. The campaign, reports dot429.com, is meant to inspire countries to legalize...
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If your computer has this virus, you might be Internet-bereft come Monday
Okay, the truth is this post only impacts an estimated 45,619 computer users in the U.S. and more than 252,000 of you worldwide. Not a...
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Apple rumored to be working on an iPad “Mini” to compete with Google’s Nexus 7
The rumors swirling around the Apple cart are that the company is planning to launch an iPad “Mini” by year’s end, according to reports by...
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Google announces the closure of more apps and services
On its blog yesterday, Google officially announced the shutdown of several applications, notably the Google Mini, an Enterprise search tool; Google Talk Chatback, which “allowed...
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HBO Go now on Android Tablets! Let the Game of Thrones begin!
HBO Go, HBO’s terrific streaming service, is now available on Android Tablets, reports Mark Raby at Slashgear. This is great news for HBO subscribers who...
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Best Buy puts the new MacBooks on sale. Good luck finding one.
Ian Paul reports in PC World that Best Buy has cut prices on several Apple computers, including the new MacBook Pro with Retina Display. It’s...
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The Facebook email mess continues.
The Great Facebook E-Mail Mess of 2012 continues with some users apparently reporting missing emails and altered address books. Reports Violet Blue at CNET: An...
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Facebook changed your email. Here’s how to fix it.
In case you missed it, earlier in the week Forbes noticed that Facebook quietly changed the default emails showing on your profile to their proprietary...
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Introducing Nexus Q — the world’s first social streaming device
The Nexus Q is Google’s answer to the Android@Home question it asked at last year’s I/O conference. The first-ever Google designed and built consumer product...
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Google Nexus 7 — Jelly Bean, Quad-Core, $199, available now
Google finally confirmed the long-running rumors, and today annoucned the new Nexus 7 tablet. Built by ASUS, it’s a 7″, quad-core slate designed to showcase...
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Google I/O 2012: The Play’s the thing
Google Play, the app, games, music and movie store formerly known as Android Market, is getting a major content injection. Google proudly announced today that...
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Google I/O 2012: Jelly Bean is official — brings many updates, sugar cravings
At today’s I/O developer conference, Google made official its latest update to the Android OS. Version 4.1, or Jelly Bean, aims to bring a smarter,...
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RIM baking new Blackberry devices, sprinkles updated BBM on top
RIM is working hard to stop its piece of the smartphone pie from burning. Its customers are leaving, seeking forbidden fruit or an Ice Cream...
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Google ready to spill the (Jelly) Beans on Android 4.1
Google’s I/O 2012 kicks off in just a matter of hours — 12:30 PM EST, to be exact — and thanks to a post on...
