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Microsoft president of the interactive entertainment business Don Mattrick took the stage at Microsoft’s Xbox reveal this morning to introduce the new console, dubbed “Xbox One.” He promised that…
Continue Reading →Google isn’t giving up on its Chrome OS -powered vision of a life spent completely in the browser, but how easy is it to ditch your trusty laptop for a…
Continue Reading →Ever forgotten your Windows password and locked yourself out of your PC? It’s a nightmare, but there are several ways to get back in. We’re going to explore the method…
Continue Reading →Dear old Linux, what are we to do with you? Developed for just over two decades and it’s still barely made a mark on the consumer consciousness. There was a…
Continue Reading →Many of those set-top boxes hidden under televisions are already running Linux. And despite their lack of CPU power, they’re all more than capable of recording and playing several…
Continue Reading →It seems a $US1 billion is the going rate for successful social media platforms these days. A year after Facebook dropped a cool billion acquiring photo sharing service Instagram , rumours…
Continue Reading →Apple is preparing to bring Mac production back to the U.S. this year, but it’s still a mystery as to which family of its computer hardware will be made…
Continue Reading →Indonesian businessman and presidential candidate Aburizal Bakrie is pitching himself as the man needed to push economic growth. Yet at a recent public lectu…
Continue Reading →The AOC i2757Fm and this Viewsonic VX2770Smh-LED are two peas in a pod. Both are budget-oriented 27-inch models with 1,920 x 1,080 full-HD resolutions and sporting IPS…
Continue Reading →Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 10 browser is more secure than any of its rivals in terms of protecting users from harmful downloads, according to new research. A study from NSS (pdf) said…
Continue Reading →What makes Linux Mint so awesome? That, in itself, is quite a question. After all, why do we use Linux? It’s one of those questions that can only be answered…
Continue Reading →This week we’ve discovered two possible elixirs of youth, the secret to being more attractive to the opposite sex, and a back-pain breakthrough that could cure your aching back…
Continue Reading →Google is giving developers the ability to build push notifications in to web apps for its Chrome browser and Chrome OS . The new Google Cloud Messaging Service for Chrome (GCM)…
Continue Reading →Bing users, if they so desire, can now like and comment on posts from Facebook friends that appear within the engine’s social search results. Bing introduced the social search sidebar…
Continue Reading →As one of the early innovators in the compact system camera market, Olympus has enjoyed great success with its PEN range of Micro Four Thirds cameras. The retro designs of…
Continue Reading →The new Olympus PEN E-P5 builds on the heritage of the existing PEN lineup, but uses the same 16.1 million pixel sensor as the premium Olympus OM-D camera. It…
Continue Reading →Paid channels are coming to YouTube. Google, the video site’s parent company, announced that starting today, it’s launching a pilot program for a limited group of partners to offer paid…
Continue Reading →Microsoft is to make it possible to edit Office Web Apps from Android tablets, matching the capabilities it already provides to Windows 8 tablets and iPads . The move is part of…
Continue Reading →The HTC First smartphone is checking in with an almost free price on U.S. carrier AT&T, as poor sales speculation for the Facebook phone has mounted. “The HTC First…
Continue Reading →Update: Turns out the Windows Blue news wasn’t done for the day. During the Wired Business Conference, Julie Larson-Green, corporate vice president for Windows, revealed that a public preview…
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