Archive for June, 2011 - Page 8

Apple officially released Final Cut Pro X back on June 21st and since then we have seen a rather large amount of complaints. The app quickly became the lowest-ranked piece of Apple software in the Mac App Store. And while some were defending the release, Apple took a rather surprising [...]

We saw Google make the announcement yesterday, Google+ is now an official product offering. And at the risk of putting myself in a Google fanboy group, the service looks like it may have some promise. Of course, that comes only as a result of my reading everything that I could.

While there are plenty of people who have probably never heard of AmazonFresh, and maybe an equal amount of people who are wishing the service was available in their neck of the woods — those with access to the service and sporting a Windows Phone device now have a dedicated [...]

Windows Phone 7 users can chat with Android and iOS users more easily, as Kik announces the availability of its free, multi-platform messaging app for WP7.

Kids love borrowing smartphones and tablets, particularly for running attractive games and videos. This time around, you can minimize sticky finger smudges on your iPhone or iPad, as LeapFrog upgrades its LeapPad into a kids’ tablet.

Cloud computing has been called a game-changer, because it might soon negate the need for desktop-based software. But with the launch of Office 365, Microsoft is confident that it will even help improve their desktop software business.

Acer has already cut back on its sales forecast for 2011. In line with the need to move inventory, the company will be cutting back on notebook shipments by Q3 of 2011.

Things are not going well for Canadian phone manufacturer Research In Motion (RIM). Not only have tech bloggers been prophesying their demise for three years, but the financial industry lost confidence in the handset maker last week when their stock price took a 27% dive last week. The company had [...]

Google has made some changes to its homepage design, with the intent to implement a uniform interface and improve usability across apps and devices.

Those of you still not sure about buying an HP TouchPad will certainly appreciate the $50 mail-in rebate that HP is about to offer you. The catch you ask? Well, as always with such things there is one: you’d have to be a current Palm Pre or Palm Pixi owner [...]