Archive for November, 2011 - Page 4

As if the likes of Uplink and DEFCON didn’t add enough challenge to the Humble Introversion Bundle, the Humble Bundle people have decided to add the tough as nails Dungeons of Dredmor to the list of games offered. Like all [...]

A few months ago Google rolled out a new design that was quickly used in more and more Google services and one of its features was immediately hated by Google customers, the horizontal black menu bar.

When Amazon announced the Kindle Fire, one of the highlights was the Silk browser, which accelerated access speeds by server-side processing. As this involve some privacy concerns, Amazon has provided a response to Congressional inquiries regarding privacy.

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was rumored to be launched on December 8 with pre-orders expected to start today, but Verizon did not confirm launch plans for the U.S. yet and we’re left to wonder when the handset will finally be [...]

Earlier this month, CD Projekt Red announced that its most recent outing, The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, could pretty much be deemed a financial success. All told, The Witcher 2 has sold one million copies since release, but as [...]

Microsoft has released a developer preview of Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8. Currently in beta, this platform preview of the upcoming IE10 includes betters support for HTML5 and metro style apps for Windows 8.

Google Maps is all about knowing where you are and where you can go around the world. But just seeing the big picture and the view from outside is not enough. Google will soon let users map their way through [...]

Ricoh is not a name we hear too often out here, but the camera maker has offered up a lot of impressive hardware in the past. One of its big new models is the GXR system, a modular camera system [...]

Acer’s had a pretty busy morning of things–first we’ve heard about their plans to bring out a quad-core Tegra 3 tablet, and now we’ve got word that they’re looking to bring out a couple of new display devices, the HR274H [...]

Easily one of the most ubiquitous programs on the face of the Earth today, especially in terms of productivity, is Microsoft Office. Containing word processing, spreadsheet, and database functions, including the always popular and occasionally maligned PowerPoint presentation software, Microsoft [...]