By Ron Duwell |
Watching your favorite movies through your iPad and your iPhone just became a lot easier. The latest update for the IMDb Movies & TV App now allows for easier integration with Amazon’s Instant Video. All 25,000 some-odd films and TV Shows available through Amazon Prime…
By Ron Duwell |
The Street View team at Google Maps has found its way into some interesting locations over the last year. The ever expanding comprehensive maps experience can take you to UNESCO World Heritage sites you’d probably never go to in real life, and even provide a…
By Sean P. Aune |
If you plan on picking up a copy of Microsoft’s Office 2013, you had better be sure you’re installing it on a computer plan to be using for a very long time. Computers have a tendency to break down, and it is uncommon for someone to just…
By Todd Haselton |
Microsoft confirmed back in November that it has plans to replace its Windows Live Messenger entirely with Skype, and that day is quickly approaching. According to The Verge, Microsoft will start to flip the switch on April 8, the day it will move all users from Windows…
By Adriana Lee |
Back when software could only be distributed via physical media, like floppy disks or DVDs, customers understood why some programs were so expensive. That’s not to say they liked it. And some found ways around it. Still, it was understandable given the challenges of sending…
By Ron Duwell |
The people of Australia have long been subjected to inflated prices on software downloads, so much so that the government promised to investigate the matter last year. Now, they are officially following up on that vow by summoning three of the largest offenders to a…
By Ron Duwell |
It’s still your right as an American to jailbreak your iPhone, and it seems quite a few people don’t mind enjoying that right. 1.7 million people have downloaded the untethered evasi0n iOS 6/6.1 jailbreak since release on Wednesday, a practice which still remains legal in…
By Adriana Lee |
The long-awaited untethered jailbreak of iOS 6 finally arrived yesterday via the evasi0n release, and while some folks rushed to get their grubby mitts on the hack, others waited patiently to see if any quirks popped up to spoil the fun. And now, if you’ve…
By Todd Haselton |
Apple released OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion on July 25, and it appears that the company is already hard at work – nay, already testing, its next iteration. MacRumors recently noticed a spike in the number of users accessing its website from an operating system identified…
By Maximum PC |
As Windows 8 rises, Windows 7 loses market share for the first time since its launch. After a little more than three months, Microsoft’s Windows 8operating system is installed on 2.26 percent of all desktops, according to market share data provided by Net Applications. Windows…
By Brandon Russell |
Fresh evidence of Google Now’s impending arrival on Chrome has popped up, with new code appearing in the latest version of Chromium for Windows. Discovered by developer Fracois Beaufort, the code points to a neat notification center that could possibly transition over to Google’s Chrome.…
By Adriana Lee |
Microsoft’s new Office 365 subscription service could be a contender. It has more features, more access to more applications, and more perks, but at less money to start than its Office 2013 product suite. So appealing are 365′s price points and features that the choice…
By Adriana Lee |
Microsoft has positioned its newly announced/released subscription-based Office 365 as the belle of the ball, and it badly wants you to take her for a whirl — so much so that the company practically cast its other offering, Office 2013, as the ugly step sister.…
By Todd Haselton |
Microsoft’s brand new Office 365 Home Premium suite is now available for purchase in 162 markets and in 21 languages. The suite is available for $99.99 per year, or $8.33 per month, and works for up to five users. A free 30-day subscription is also…
By Todd Haselton |
We brought a huge team to CES 2013 in Las Vegas to scour the show floor looking for the latest and greatest products that push the boundaries of technology. Remember, CES isn’t a show that’s focused on any single category. It’s not just about mobile,…
By Roy Choi |
Aaron hits the floor at Pepcom’s Digital Experience to bring you details on the recently announced Ubuntu platform for smartphones. While it’s a plus to have additional options in the smartphone marketplace, we have to wonder if there is enough room to support another mobile…
By Adriana Lee |
A leading name in technology puts out an operating system that draws a lot of attention. It soon discovers, however, that people are jailbreaking its OS. The revelation brings scrutiny by its security team, and paves the way for users to load unsigned apps acquired apart…
By Sean P. Aune |
Microsoft has issued an urgent security advisory for users of Internet Explorer (IE) 6, 7 and 8: Update your browsers immediately. If you’re still using one of the older additions of Microsoft’s IE browser, you’re going to want to update to a newer version immediately,…
By Todd Haselton |
Samsung’s ChatON application allows consumers with a Samsung ID to chat with one another, for free, across tablets, phones cameras and web browsers. The latest version, ChatON 2.0, is now available in more than 60 languages and in 200 countries around the globe. “ChatON 2.0…
By Brandon Russell |
When Microsoft unveils Windows Blue, the follow up to Windows 8, the company’s now-famous Metro UI will still be in tact, just a little more customizable. That will either elicit groans or ecstasy among consumers. According to an anonymous alpha tester of Windows Blue, Microsoft…
By Sean P. Aune |
AT&T Galaxy S II owners rejoice, you’re getting a little bit of an update for your handset! According to reports from users around the Web, Galaxy S II owners on AT&T woke up this morning to an unexpected notification that they were receiving an upgrade…
By Brandon Russell |
If you own an older Lumia, one currently running Windows Phone 7.5, take it out of your pocket, listen up, and prepare yourself. A new firmware build of Windows Phone 7.8 has popped up at NaviFirm for a number of older Lumia devices, including the…
By Brandon Russell |
Google Now is probably going to migrate to Chrome, newly discovered code suggests. The implementation on desktops seems like a natural step for the excellent service, and makes it more accessible to those who are currently using the system. The code, which was recently discovered…
By Brandon Russell |
I guess if you really want to skimp on in-game purchases through Windows 8 you can. But video game piracy truly is stupid, so let’s hope this gaping hole discovered by a Nokia engineer gets patched, and quick. According to Justin Angel, who used Soulcraft…
