Archive for November, 2010 - Page 26

It’s good to see that the online stores are getting involved in Black Friday instead of waiting for Cyber Monday. The more online shops get involved, the fewer people will go tackling the brick and mortar stores looking for their [...]

If you’re looking to pick up a new ereader for Christmas, one of the other holidays, or just because you can, then this is a great time to go shopping for one. After all, there are plenty of deals, and [...]

Mac users who were chomping at the bit to get their hands on the latest version of Civilization V need chomp no more. While their Windows using brethren have been able to play the game since October, Aspyr Media announced [...]

One of the world’s top solar power providers has gone on the record saying that their solar farm in Rovigo, Italy is the largest PV solar farm in the world. SunEdison’s photovoltaic (PV) solar farm can supposedly power as many [...]

While Black Friday sales tend to run for the entire day, and in many cases for the entire weekend — we also have the doorbuster deals. Now these are something special. Well, maybe not always special as in the best [...]

For those who were hoping that the CES 2011 was going to be the spot where Nintendo unveiled some awesome piece of gaming equipment like the 3DS, you’re going to be disappointed. While officials at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) [...]

Last time we cried wolf (read: Android 2.3 Gingerbread’s release date) Eric Schmidt took the stage at Web 2.0 Summit and revealed an unreleased Android device, the Samsung Nexus S, and talked about the imminent arrival of the next version [...]

For better or for worse, the technological advances we have made in the last few decades has changed the way we do many things in our day to day lives. The text message may have changed communication the most with [...]

In a move that should surprise no one who is paying attention, Rovio the maker of the ultra popular “Angry Birds” iOS game has announced that they are getting set to launch a Christmas themed version of the series.

Broadband users in Europe have long been complaining that their internet service was not top of the line. It appears that there is no longer than problem. Hylas 1, which is a broadband dedicated satellite, will be launched into space [...]