Archive for December, 2011 - Page 21

There has been worry that Mozilla will be unable to renew its search partnership with Google, from which it gets at least $100 million in revenue annually. But even with competition in the web browser market, Google and Mozilla have agreed to a new significant partnership, which can last at [...]

Samsung officially announced earlier today the first batch of Android handsets that are going to get the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, and you’ll certainly be annoyed to hear that only eight devices have been mentioned, four smartphones and four tablets, that’s if the Galaxy Note is considered to [...]

RIM’s not doing good at this specific time of the year, and we wouldn’t be surprised to see the Canadian giant corporation acquired by another important name in the mobile business. And so far we have three potential bidders that have shown interest in purchasing the BlackBerry device maker: Amazon, [...]

We’re waist deeps in the holiday season, and even though you should be more concerned about giving this year, there’s nothing wrong with receiving some stuff on the side. If you own a copy of Batman: Arkham City, Rocksteady game director Sefton Hill has a little present for you as [...]

Sony is being sued by a Northern California man who takes issue with a recent change made to the PSN terms of service. We all remember the change well – it’s the clause Sony inserted in the PSN Terms that prevents disgruntled customers from filing a class action lawsuit against [...]

The fourth Humble Indie Bundle is a week into its two week run, and like clockwork, new games have been added to the deal. The five games from Humble Indie Bundle 3 – VVVVVV, And Yet It Moves, Cogs, Hammerfight, and Crayon Physics Deluxe – along with their soundtracks have [...]

We’ve heard plenty about jailbreaks on the iPhone 4S before, and while there have been several tethered jailbreaks that have been accomplished, pretty much the frontrunner in terms of untethered jailbreaking for the iPhone 4S has to be pod2g, who recently announced that he’s made some significant progress in terms [...]

Computer monitors are something of the unsung heroes of the computing realm, I’d say–while they’re absolutely necessary to the regular operation of your computer of choice, you just don’t hear too much about them, or even see a whole lot of new kinds. At least, not compared to the regular [...]

Admittedly, not every car is designed to offer a whole lot of extra value for those who are fully connected as far as tech goes. Even something that should be simple, like charging your phone via USB connection, can be difficult and require a ton of adapters to do properly, [...]