Internet Explorer 10 Claimed To Be "Most Energy Efficient" Web Browser
Microsoft loves talking about its Internet Explorer 10 web browser, but who can blame them? This time around, however, the company was proud to proclaim…
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WWDC 2013 Software Expectations: iOS 7 And OS X 10.9 Simplified
As WWDC approaches, the suggestion that Jony Ive's assignment on iOS over the past collection of months grows stronger. Here just days away from Apple's…
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Foursquare Android Update Brings Native Tablet Interface
It's not too often that we see an Android app that comes with a native tablet user interface. iOS has usually led in the category,…
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iOS 7 Gets Flat With Apple Banner At WWDC [UPDATE: OS X]
Just days away from the start of the multi-day event, Apple has begun to decorate the Moscone Center West in San Francisco for its yearly…
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Xbox One Game Digital Copies To Come With Initial Disc Purchase
As our world becomes more and more digital, Microsoft is taking note and announced that every game that becomes available for the Xbox One will…
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Mad Catz Project MOJO Android Gaming Console Aims At OUYA With Tegra 4
This week the folks at Mad Catz have made it clear that they'll be joining the Android In The Living Room fad with a gaming…
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Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 Photo Examples Appear In Google+
With the next Samsung device event coming up quick - June 20th, that is, a selection of devices have been appearing: smartphones to notebooks to…
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Google Glass "Banned" At Shareholder Meeting [UPDATE: False!]
Google Glass has been facing a lot of criticism ever since the Explorer Edition was released earlier this year. Privacy concerns are the biggest issues…
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HTC M4 Enters Bluetooth Certification Process: HTC One Mini Incoming
When the Verizon HTC One hit the same process we're seeing a new HTC One Mini (aka HTC M4) entering today with the Bluetooth Special…
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UK Enters NSA PRISM Accusations With GCHQ Snooping
It's not a terribly positive week for the National Security Agency. While earlier this week they were found to be pushing Verizon to send data…
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PayPal Email Error Has Confused Users Up In Arms
A handful of PayPal users in Europe reported that they received an email from the online banking service saying that they won €500 that they…
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Airbus Prototype Luggage Comes iPhone-Enabled With GPS Tracking
While Airbus mostly focuses on designing and developing commercial aircrafts, they've designed something new that will appease to many travelers. The company has revealed a…
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Amazon Storyteller Turns Screenplays Into Storyboards With Full Auto Mode
Amazon has launched Amazon Storyteller, a tool to automatically create visualizations of screenplays so that they can be more readily pitched. The somewhat self-serving beta…
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Apple iMoney Patent Looks To Take On Google Wallet
While Google Wallet hasn't made its way to the mainstream quite yet, the concept is such that we could see digital money replace physical money…
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Apple iRadio Gets Green Light After Sony Music Reportedly Agrees
Apple has reportedly inked a deal with Sony Music that will bring the label's content to the much-rumored "iRadio" streaming service, insiders claim, paving the…
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GamePop Console Gets iOS Game Support
OUYA-rivaling console GamePop will support iOS games, BlueStacks has confirmed, using an Apple pseudo-virtualization system called Looking Glass which makes porting iPhone and iPad titles…
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President Obama's War Against Patent Trolls Gets Lawmaker Support
A few days ago, the Obama administration announced that they would be cracking down on patent abusers by making some changes to the US Patent…
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Deus Ex: The Fall Preview Reveals Wowing iOS Graphics
New gameplay footage and screenshots of Deus Ex: The Fall have been revealed, showing off the new iOS game set to debut officially at E3…
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Google Face Unlock Research Uses Crazy Expressions To Secure Your Android
Google is exploring new facial-recognition security systems that could involve pulling strange expressions at your Android smartphone, in an attempt to bolster the easily-fooled Face…
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Samsung Dives $12bn Over GS4 Sales Pessimism And iPhone Trade-Ins
Samsung saw its market value dive by $12bn over concerns that it would erode profit margins with too many variants of the Galaxy S 4,…
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Nokia EOS 40MP Camera Stars In Leaked Lens Demo Video
A new video showing the Nokia EOS PureView smartphone in action - right up close to what's expected to be a roughly 40-megapixel sensor -…
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Contact Lens Display Research Tips Super-Discrete Glass Wearable Future
Digital contact lenses that could eventually overlay Google Glass style data on top of the real world, while being as comfortable and discrete as traditional…
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National Intelligence Chief Slams PRISM Reports For Dangerous "Inaccuracies"
US Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper has dismissed reports of NSA PRISM spying as containing "numerous inaccuracies", accusing whistleblowers of putting security at…
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Cars Must Block Or Badger Texting Drivers Says NHTSA Safety Researcher
Motorists refusing to give up texting while driving could force more draconian in-car technology that could block all but basic voice functionality, US vehicle safety…
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SimCity For Mac Delayed
Bad news for Mac gamers with deity delusions; EA has revealed that it is delaying SimCity for Mac, just days before the game was expected…
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New York City Taxi E-Hailing System Back In Action
Last month, New York's approval of e-hailing taxi services was once again brought to a screeching halt (get it?) via a restraining order that temporarily…
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BMW ConnectedDrive Expanded With Siri And S-Voice Integration, More Services
BMW has announced a plethora of changes coming to ConnectedDrive, among them being a variety of new features, some of them specific to the BMW…
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