By Adriana Lee |
Dropped your phone in the toilet (again)? Slipped on a wet patch, and saw your DS Lite fall in a puddle? Maybe having the recipe displayed on a tablet was handy while cooking, but perhaps the device was a little too close to the kitchen…
By Killian Bell |
If you’ve gotten used to using a palm rest cover with your MacBook, you’ll need to get used to life without one when you upgrade to the Retina MacBook Pro. Apple has published a support document on its website that tells customers that palm rest…
By Todd Haselton |
Apple’s iWork office application suite, which includes Pages, Keynote and Numbers, has been updated to support several new Mountain Lion features.users can now take advantage of iCloud sync directly from the iWork application itself, as well as use dictation. The biggest new feature, perhaps, is…
By Killian Bell |
Skype has acknowledged a concerning bug that is causing some messages to be sent to unintended contacts. Users on the Skype Support Network are reporting that friends in their contacts list are receiving some messages that were originally intended for them, and in some cases,…
By Killian Bell |
Microsoft has this morning confirmed that Windows 7 users who purchase a new PC between June 2, 2012, and February 28, 2013, will be able to upgrade to Windows 8 for just £14.99 (approx. $23.35) when the new operating system is launched later this year.…
By Joey Davidson |
As of this morning (as I strapped in to download the new Harley Quinn DLC for Batman: Arkham City), the Xbox LIVE Marketplace, Xbox.com and Xbox Cloud Storage services are all down. Xbox LIVE itself appears to be up and running, however, as I’ve been…
By Killian Bell |
Well folks, it’s now Friday, and a new day means a new Galaxy S III leak. I’ve lost count of how many we’ve seen in the last few months, but the latest, according to its provider, really, really is the real thing. However, there are arguments both…
By Killian Bell |
PC users can now order a brand new Dell from their smartphone, thanks to the company’s handy new app for Android and iOS. It’s called Dell Mobile, and it makes it easier than ever to browse and buy directly from the Dell website on a mobile…
By Killian Bell |
Google provides us with some really incredible products that many of us just couldn’t live without, whether it’s Gmail, an Android-powered smartphone, Google Docs, or a particular favorite of mine, Google Reader. However, anyone who’s ever used a Google product will tell you that the…
By Todd Haselton |
We have good news for T-Mobile customers who are looking to get their hands on Samsung’s giant 5.3-inch Galaxy Note. The folks over at xda-developers have reportedly created a workaround that enables HSPA+ “4G” support for T-Mobile’s AWS network. That’s taking a huge speed hit over…
By Killian Bell |
Previous speculation surrounding Sony’s upcoming S1 and S2 Android-powered tablets has always stated the device will ship running Android Honeycomb 3.0, but according to screenshots accidentally posted on Sony’s support site, they may in fact ship with Honeycomb 3.2. The screenshots were published under the very…
By Jack McGrath |
If you are used to being a lone wolf in your favorite shooters, hunting for headshots solo, DICE certainly welcomes you to try out Battlefield 3. But the Swedish developer’s latest creation is meant to force friends to actively collaborate to effectively utilize the game’s…
By Jack McGrath |
After several very rocky months between Twitter and developers, the social networking platform has finally decided to smooth things over by giving developers more information, assistance and support through a new web portal, which is set to launch July. Known for its speedy rise to…
By Jack McGrath |
During a video montage many renowned third party publishers proclaimed their enthusiasm for the Wii U. This included voices from successful publishers such as EA, Vicarious Visions, THQ, Ubisoft, Warner Bros, 5th Cell, Namco Bandai, Irrational Games and Disney Interactive. Confirmed Titles: Darksiders II (THQ)Dirt…
By Noah Kravitz |
Here’s something you might not know: I used to be a school tech guy (check out the first bit of advice posted here). For five years I was a classroom teacher, showing the fine youth of our country how to make crazy things with computers.…
By Adriana Lee |
Living with parents may not be easy, but it’s usually worthwhile for people who are strapped for cash. It’s shocking how much you can save by squatting in your old bedroom or basement. But there’s also another hidden plus: Since you’re right there, you never…
By Jack McGrath |
With the rise of Android-powered devices, Google’s mobile operating system has enjoyed a heightened level of developer support, an essential component in creating a modern software apparatus. Research In Motion (RIM), the Canadian consumer electronics manufacturer responsible for creating BlackBerries, has struggled to gain mass…
By Joey Davidson |
The good folks at Joystiq did some questioning and contacted Nintendo regarding some hardware and software issues that have been cropping up around the net since the launch of the 3DS. We ran a story on one yesterday as some users have been reporting system…
By Jack McGrath |
How do you develop apps for iOS? It’s a common question, and one we hope to answer with this weekly series of information and tutorials. Learning how to develop software can be one of the most intimidating prospects for any computer enthusiast, and with the…
By Jack McGrath |
Today was certainly a hectic day in the world of technology to say the least. We’ve compiled a list of TechnoBuffalo’s top headlines for today to help you make sense of it all. 1. RIP Guitar Hero During a financial call held yesterday by publishing conglomerate…
By Jack McGrath |
With all of the new webOS developments, will developers finally get behind the operating system? With all of the anticipation concerning HP’s latest foray in the mobile universe reaching an apex at their press event held this week, it is easy to overestimate the projected…
By Logan Cooke |
So companies have excellent technical support. These 5 companies may have the worst.…
