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Continue reading →: Remembering Steve Jobs (1955-2011)
The news came as a shock to the tech community not moments ago that computer luminary, Steve Jobs, has passed away. It has been known that Steve had been battling cancer for some time and now that battle has come to an end.
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Continue reading →: iPhone 4S Pricing…wait…a FREE iPhone?!!?
Well, Apple made the announcements about its next generation iPhone, namely, the iPhone 4S. It has some pretty nifty features. But what about the price?
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Continue reading →: Bing Update Brings A New LookWith the big updates on the Apple side, Microsoft rolled out a small, cosmetic, update to it’s bing search engine. This new update brings a dynamic, cosmic, bing homepage.
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Continue reading →: Specs for the iPhone 4S and What YOU Need to Know
Today at the Apple Event, Let’s Talk iPhone, Apple talked about their new iPhone. The iPhone 4s will be more beefed up and have a better camera, 1080p! Apple said the release date for iOS 5 would be Oct.12, but you are not here for the whole event, are you?
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Continue reading →: …And Down Goes the Apple Store
As is customary for Apple before a big press event, the online Apple store has mysteriously gone down just to tease us. All will be revealed shortly.
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Continue reading →: Apple iPhone Press Event [Liveblog]
It’s almost showtime! The much anticipated Apple press event is happening tomorrow and has the Internet buzzing with excitement and speculation. Will the iPhone 5 be announced or will it be the iPhone 4S? Maybe both?
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Continue reading →: Storage and Drive issues in Windows 8
We are all proud of the progress made so far with Windows 8 by Microsoft in the storage services. There has been tremendous improvement with packet throughput and support for USB 3.0, also the visibility efforts are greatly appreciated on the Copy dialog. But there are still issues that…
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Continue reading →: Third-party Application Updates in Windows 8?
The blogosphere and the Internet in general is awash with request to Microsoft to unify application updates on its Windows Platform. Many have deride MS for taking a lax attitude to Application updates from its partners and application developers in general, and since the Security attacks on the Windows platform…
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Continue reading →: The Start Menu Wars: In defense of Windows 8 Start Menu
Welcome to Windows 8 Serenity OK picture this, you got a call from a friend or family that they are fed-up with the slow performance of their PC. Its been acting up lately. Its thoroughly messed up! You made an appointment to take a look for them in the weekend.…
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Continue reading →: “Glitch” Recently Opened to Public
Hello and I’m here to talk about a newly released massive multi-player game called Glitch and it is made by Tiny Sparks. I got an invite from them to test the beta stage of the game a slightly long time ago and it was really awesome. Sometimes the world is…
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Continue reading →: Oct. 4: Apple Ready to ‘Talk iPhone’
Well it’s about time Apple decided to officially announce a press event for October 4th. This now confirms and puts to rest any rumors that have been floating around the Internet.
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Continue reading →: Facebook Timeline View Is Live & Here’s How to Get It [VIA Tech Cores]
Fresh off of the F8 high comes a new way to view your Facebook profile: The timeline view. This new UI upgrade puts a whole new spin on your Facebook profile. You are able to see a users activity based on a timeline of events that took place in a…
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Continue reading →: Facebook Releases Slew of Changes: Impresses Some, Ticks Off OthersLooks like Facebook has kept their word on implementing new features on the infamous social network this week. It seems that the major changes started appearing Tuesday and on into early Wednesday morning with no apparent sign of stopping since we haven’t seen the promised major profile page redesign go…
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Continue reading →: AMD Enters Guinness World Records For Highest CPU Frequency
Looks like this was one for the record books. AMD took to silicon and secured the Guinness World Record for highest computer processor frequency.
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Continue reading →: AIDS Puzzle Cracked By Gamers
Who would’ve thought that gamers would be the ones to turn the medical world on its ear? It took only three weeks for some online gamers to decode the AIDS retrovirus protein. Something which scientists haven’t been able to do in their 10+ years of research.
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