Android 5.0 Reportedly Coming To Samsung Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note II
Android 5.0 (rumored to be named Key Lime Pie) hasn't been officially announced yet, but it's already rumored to be coming to the now-last-generation Samsung…
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HTC One Verizon Release In Question As Tweets Disappear
This week the HTC One has been once again teased for release on the 4G LTE-toting Verizon network here in the United States. Whoever is…
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EA Lists Free Games Offered As Apology For SimCity Fiasco
Earlier this month, Electronic Arts announced that it would be providing those affected by the SimCity server issues a free video game of their choice…
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Google Drive Downtime Issue UPDATE: Resolved
This morning there was an issue with connectivity for users hoping to access the file storage system known as Google Drive. Responsiveness in app systems…
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Windows 7 SP1 Rolling Out Tomorrow For Those Who Never Updated
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 is over two years old now, but apparently there are still users out there who haven't upgraded yet. However, starting…
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Google Street View Lifts Off From World's Highest Peaks
Today Google has released a series of explorations they did in Nepal, showing off some of the highest peaks on the planet and traveling through…
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Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Updates With Seamless Windows 8 Support
With the announcement of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 back in July, Nuance has released a big update for the "world’s best-selling speech recognition software." NaturallySpeaking 12…
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Verizon Seeking Spotify Model For TV: Pay-Per-Viewer
This week the folks at Verizon have had a bit of a revelation: instead of paying media companies a flat fee for their television channels,…
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Galaxy S 4 Won't Stop iPhone Research Warns
Samsung's Galaxy S 4 won't be enough to stem the flow of iPhone buyers, new US research suggests, with the freshly-revealed fourth-gen flagship facing waning…
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Pinterest Rolling Out Revamped Design
Pinterest will be rolling out a newly revamped design to all of its users starting today. The new design was well received by a small…
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Kepler's Supernova Remnant Provides Possible Evidence Of Explosion
Kepler's Supernova, which is named after German astronomer Johannes Kepler, was one of the more popular supernovas in the visible universe, and it's one of…
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Samsung Galaxy S III Rumored For Purple Color Option In April
The new Galaxy S 4 may have been unveiled last week, but that doesn't seem to be stopping Samsung and carriers from marketing its current…
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Google Investigating Google Drive Downtime [Update: Fix In Progress]
Google is looking into complaints that Google Drive is experiencing issues of downtime or extreme sluggishness today, with availability of the cloud-based storage system patchy…
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Majority Of The World's Gold Deposits Formed By Earthquakes
It's always interesting to learn how certain rocks are formed, and gold is one of those elements that is so precious and rare, yet very…
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Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey Wants To Run For NYC Mayor
Twitter was launched in 2006 by a group of guys, one of which is Jack Dorsey, who is currently executive chairman of the social network,…
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Lenovo's ThinkPad T431s Gets Priced And Dated
Lenovo's surprise reveal of the ThinkPad T431s, complete with the first major shift in design for some time, has been followed up with the more…
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T-Mobile To Launch 4G LTE Network This Month
It looks as if T-Mobile will finally be launching its long-awaited 4G LTE network very soon. The carrier has confirmed plans to launch 4G LTE…
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Porsche Shows Off New 911 GT3 Interior
Porsche officially unveiled its fifth-generation 2014 911 GT3 earlier this month. While the vehicle might look a lot on the outside like previous versions, it…
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Netgear Launches ReadyNAS Line Of Storage Solutions
While Netgear is mostly known for its vast line of networking equipment, like routers, switches, and hubs, the company has dabbled a bit in the…
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BlackBerry CEO: iPhone Is Old News
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins has dismissed the iPhone for slowly innovating, arguing that while BlackBerry 10 owes iOS for its groundwork on touch devices, Apple's…
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Researchers Find Microbial Life At The Bottom Of The Mariana Trench
If you've ever dove to the bottom of a swimming pool, you know firsthand how much pressure just a few feet of water can apply…
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Flickr App Gets Updated For iOS
If you're an iPhone user who uses the Flickr app frequently, the app was updated over the weekend. The update for the iOS version of…
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Microsoft Details Windows Phone 8's Ticking Clock (But Nokia Disagrees)
Microsoft has confirmed the dates it will end official software support for Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 7.8, with both smartphone platforms set to…
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Panasonic Eyes An Exit From Plasma Television Market
The plasma television market has been shrinking for a number of years with some of the biggest companies in the segment having already ended production…
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Hackers Use Crown Casino's Own Security Cameras To Beat The House
An Australian casino called Crown Casino was hit by a group of high-tech hackers. The hackers co-opted the casinos own security cameras for the heist…
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Friskies Hackathon Offers Big Money For Cat Game Developers
If you're a cat person, you'll think this is great and if you aren't, you'll probably think this is really weird. Purina Friskies cat food…
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Sony Xperia SP And L Take Exmor Photography To The Midrange
Sony has thrown out a pair of new Android smartphones, the Xperia SP and Xperia L, hitting the midrange with features like "Exmor RS for…
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