Archive for September, 2011 - Page 15

Facebook is growing to be the most popular websites around. In fact, in some regions, they’re already the #1 website, even surpassing Google by traffic. But considering the ubiquity of mobile devices, Facebook thinks it’s high time to focus on mobile access rather than just the web.

Today we’re going to present you a different lost iPhone 5 story, which apparently doesn’t have to do anything with the one based in San Francisco, so go get your chunk of salt as there’s no way to confirm what we’re about to share with you.

Sure, for the vast majority of FPS players out there, a little competition is just a good time. For others, however, the competition is serious. For those who fall in the latter category, there’s never any shortage of competitive shooter tournaments to participate in, with many putting up some serious [...]

Well folks, it’s official: Bethesda is taking Notch and his company to court over Mojang’s upcoming game Scrolls. It seems that Notch’s idea to settle this dispute over a match of Quake 3 didn’t take, because Swedish officials announced today that Notch will be seeing his day in court.

This next story is proof that producers can find a reason to base a movie on just about anything: Lionsgate has acquired the rights to make a Dead Island movie, but instead of taking their inspiration from the finished product, Lionsgate has decided to base the movie on the first [...]

One stark difference between social networks Facebook and Google+ is ownership of content. While Google espouses data portability, it’s not exactly easy to export your data from Facebook. Unless you’re in Europe, that is.

Kudos to Toshiba for clearly aiming for the title of absolute universal exemplar of never, ever resting on your laurels. Just about three weeks ago (almost to the day, too) we brought you word of the Toshiba DX730 all in one PC. And now, we’ve got word about a slight [...]

If you’ve always wanted to check out what City of Heroes has to offer but didn’t want to pay subscription fees (and really, who does these days?) then today is your lucky day. Yes, your seven year wait has finally come to an end with today’s launch of City of [...]

A simple search in the Android Market for the word “jobs” will bring up several apps for finding your next job. Several well-known job boards have their apps on there such as Monster.com and Careerbuilder.com. Who knew, though, that there is an app for finding jobs at Research In Motion, [...]