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Google has unveiled the new beta version of its popular Chrome browser. The new update is available for both desktop and mobile browsers. Adding to the company’s move towards more capable HTML5 output the new beta Chrome version features HTML5 data and time input forms. The new version also... Read more
The 3D Printed Prosthetic Face
News April 5, 2013
The advent of 3D printing has ignited a frenzy of discussion over the potential uses for the technology. Discussions have been waged over whether or not 3D printing should be used to make guns. Pop up stores have allowed customers to create their own 3D printed trinkets. Now it... Read more
Lubuntu Ideal for Old PCs
News April 4, 2013
With more powerful PCs and laptops being introduced, a large portion of the new software launched in the market is targeted for these machines. Users with old PCs have often eyed this new desktop software and then moved on with a heavy heart. For whatever reason an old PC... Read more
Kodu is a kid friendly software that gives young children the power to design video games with an easy to use, visual programming language. Educational tools that teach programming skills to children are now becoming more popular and increasingly more valuable, giving the younger generation a head start in... Read more
Ubuntu Finds A Way Into China
News April 3, 2013
After being a largely Microsoft-dominated market, China has finally made a move to unfetter itself from Microsoft’s chains by opting to sign a deal with Canonical, the makers of Ubuntu. The event was widely reported, and it was speculated that China chose to go with this decision in favor... Read more
Richard Stallman Alleges Ubuntu Linux is ‘Spyware’
News April 3, 2013
On one hand, we see Ubuntu reaching new heights with its ground breaking deals with China while on the other hand we see accusations being leveled against Ubuntu Linux, labelling it as spyware. Well, pride definitely goes before a fall and in this case, the person responsible for bringing... Read more
With all of the upcoming consoles from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, the XBox 720,the PlayStation 4 and the Wii U are going to have some more major competition. The $70 billion videogame market is a large pie that Apple intends to get a big piece of. And it is... Read more
Open-Source Goes Open-Range With Linux Powered Rifle
News April 3, 2013
The Linux operating system is one of the most well-respect open-source OS’ on the planet and now it’s going to war – literally. The team at Tracking Point have implemented Linux in an attempt to create firearms with more precision. The goal was simple, create firearms that could be more accurate... Read more
It is unfortunate, when at times circumstances dictate heart rending solutions for the betterment of a situation. This scenario seems to have manifested itself in the DELL power struggle that has been making headlines quite recently. Michael Dell, founder and CEO of the company is under scrutiny by his... Read more
Dr. Lotfi Merabet and Researchers in the Department of Ophthalmology at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary along with Harvard Medical School have recently developed a virtual game environment in which visually impaired individuals can develop a mental map of unfamiliar surroundings. On March 27th, Dr. Merabet published a new... Read more
A new game by Kuato Studios is now a free a free available app app for download on the iPad and iPad Mini. Hakitzu: Code of the Warrior. The combat game has been geared toward children between the ages of 11 and 16, however, the game could be fun... Read more
With the price and availability of today’s tablets and smartphones, it is a must for most everyone that is constantly on the go. With a seemingly endless variety of applications there is a convergence of information, communication and gaming all in one handheld device. Projected sales for handheld game... Read more
Twitter’s global ad revenue is increasing and is expected to hit new heights, according to a new estimate from eMarketer. According to the estimate, Twitter’s ad revenue will almost reach $1 billion in 2014. The numbers are much higher than previously expected. The reason for the huge increase in... Read more
Tablet Sales May Surpass Desktop Sales This Year
News March 29, 2013
Tablet sales are now gaining popularity with consumers. According to International Data Corporation (IDC), a market research and analysis firm specializing in consumer technology, tablet sales help drive overall growth in the global market of smart devices, as the market shifts toward a mobile setting. Tablet Growth, PC Decline... Read more
Linux Malware Used in Korean Cyber Attacks
News March 28, 2013
Cyber attacks are getting more and more popular with each passing year. Since the advent of the internet, the digitalization of many aspects relating to various fields of the economy and business has become common. However, what was not common was the launch of specially targeted cyber attacks that... Read more
Music is the stuff that makes people feel better whatever they are going through. Good or bad times, it doesn’t matter. With the right kind of music, you can turn things around for the better. That’s why the music business will never die, instead, it just goes through waves... Read more
Proven: A Job Search App Proven to Help You Get a Job
InternetMobileNewsSoftware Reviews March 28, 2013
More people are turning to their smartphones when looking for a job. Proven is one such mobile app that allows people to apply for jobs directly from their smartphones. Proven has just made the process a lot simpler for many folks with an update to its Android version. The... Read more
Does Microsoft Have Multiple Personality Disorder?
News March 28, 2013
Being able to meet customer satisfaction through customer support is one of the main reasons through which a company can garner success in the form of a loyal customer body. However, when said customers are being treated shoddily, it is more than likely that they will walk out the... Read more