Google Denies Rumor Of Google Mobile Services Licensing Fees
A recent report surfaced that practically accused Google of charging manufacturers a rather hefty fee to license its Google Mobile Services on Android. The Android…
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Foscam IP Camera Bug Lets Anyone View And Record Live Footage
One of the most important uses of IP cameras is for remotely viewing places or people for safety and security purposes. But in a rather…
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Fujifilm X-T1 Believed To Come With Weather-Sealed Lens
Just a few days ago, Fujifilm teased what seems to be a new X-mount lens camera coming end of the month. Now we're seeing two…
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E-Whiskers Could Give Robots Cat-Like Supersenses
Artificial whiskers made of incredibly thin carbon nanotubes could give robots cat-like sensing abilities and allow hair-thin distributed sensors to track weather patterns and more,…
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Samsung Sees Slight Q4 2013 Slide As Smartphone Sales Stumble
Samsung saw a slight dip in operating profit in Q4 2013, down to 8.3 trillion won ($7.73bn), despite tablet demand increasing "substantially". The South Korean…
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BMW Connected Car Concept Finds Parking And Deals As You Drive
BMW has shown off its vision of the connected car, blending location-based services with individual driver needs for what the German company believes is the…
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Snowden Talks Government, Privacy, And Having No Regrets During Live Q&A
Since leaking a myriad of documents on NSA and government surveillance and taking roost in Russia, Edward Snowden has kept a low profile -- until…
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Princeton Researchers Predict Facebook's Demise: Data Strikes Back
In a research paper published on the 17th of January, 2014, several Princeton researchers found the end of Facebook's popularity to be taking place within…
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Xbox One's 2014 Q2 Console Sales Hit 3.9 Million
Today Microsoft published its fiscal year 2014 second quarter earnings report, and among it is presented a varied picture: year-on-year results are looking up, while…
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Surface Sales Leap Up As Microsoft Reports Record Revenue For Financial Q2
Microsoft appears to be having a good quarter, as they've announced their financial second quarter (ending on December 31st, 2013), has resulted in record revenue.…
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Qualcomm Acquires 1,400 Palm, iPAQ, Bitphone Patents From HP
This afternoon Qualcomm has announced that they will acquire all of HP's remaining Palm-related patents. They will also be acquiring from Hewlett-Packard a number of…
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Carmageddon Goes Freemium For 24 Hours As Steam Early Access Approaches
The reboot of the vehicle-smashing classic Carmageddon made its way to both Android and iOS last year. Now, in anticipation of its Steam Early Access…
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Twitter Cards Analytics Dashboard Brings Advertisers Increased Insight
Following the update allowing advertisers to target users based on email addresses and user IDs, Twitter has rolled out another update that gives its advertisers…
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Apple Updates iWork Across iOS, Mac And iCloud
Apple has pushed out new versions of iWork for iOS, Mac, and the iCloud beta, addressing some of the common requests around its Pages, Numbers,…
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XboxIE And Sonyfied Bring HTML5 Games To Xbox One And PS4
This month a couple of services have popped up for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 - collections of games that can be played for…
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Pinterest Adds GIF Support
If Tumblr isn't satiating your GIF needs, Pinterest might become your new favorite stomping ground -- the company has announced on its blog new support…
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Nokia's Cinemagraph Update Brings GIF Export
There's an update for the app called Cinemagraph out there this week that allows the user to export the media created by the app through…
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Intel Mini PC Launches With Bay Trail Processor And Windows 8.1
Intel has launched its first offering with a Bay Trail processor, the awkwardly-named Intel NUC Kit DN2820FYKH. With this tiny computer comes a budget-friendly price…
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EverQuest Next: Landmark Alpha Imminent, Stage Set For DIY MMORPG
The game EverQuest Next is one part of a new game that'll be released by Sony Online Entertainment inside 2014 in Alpha mode. The other…
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Sony Partners With M3 And Illumina To Launch Genome Data Platform
Genome research promises to unlock many mysteries in due time, whether by proving Bigfoot exists (or not) or ushering in the cure for terrible diseases.…
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Korg Resurrects Keytar And Turns iPad Into 15 Synth Studio
Korg has taken the wraps off of its NAMM 2014 instrument range, including mobile synths for the iPad, a DIY monophonic synth, and a resurrection…
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iRig Mic HD Digital Handheld Microphone Debuts For iPhone, iPad, And Mac
iRig has announced its latest offering for Apple users -- the iRig Mic HD, something it calls the first "high-quality" digital handheld microphone for the…
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Apple TV Set-Top-Box Reboot Incoming, Gaming Focus Tipped
Since the Apple TV set-top-box was first introduced, there's been little focus on gaming from the company that created it. This may be about to…
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Up To 1.1m Cards Affected In Neiman Marcus Hack
The Neiman Marcus hack saw potentially 1.1m credit card details stolen, the high-end retailer has admitted, though claims no online customers were impacted nor PINs…
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London's Victoria Line Suspended Following Cement Flooding In Signal Room
In what is both an unfortunate and odd incident, London's Victoria Line has been shut down following a flooding of what is being called a…
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Nokia Ends 2013 With Lumia Dreary But Stable Future
Nokia's net sales in the last quarter of 2013 rose 18-percent compared to Q3, but the company still ended the year down €12.7bn ($17.4bn) compared…
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iPhone 6 Display Size Boost Joined By Rumor Of iPhone 5c Scrapping
This week there's already been one report of Apple deciding to move forward with at least one larger display size for their iPhone lineup, coming…
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