Archive for December, 2011 - Page 26

Apple has introduced a new version of Bluetooth dubbed “Bluetooth Low Energy” in its MacBook Air, Mac Mini and now the iPhone 4S. While there have been no iOS apps supporting this protocol before, a new app that promises to [...]

Google Doodles are a great way to celebrate momentous occasions, whether it’s an anniversary, birthday or any other significant event in the world. As such, Google wants to commemorate the Doodle itself, with a new site and with a new [...]

Now that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the first Ice Cream Sandwich handset in the world, is selling in various North American and European markets we’ll see a lot of talk about official and unofficial Android 4.0 updates for existing flagship [...]

Facebook has been releasing new features in the pas few weeks, which includes subscription via third-party websites and a worldwide release of Timeline. Now the social network is also updating its mobile tools.

It’s time for more bad news for Google as a new giant corporation decided to send its lawyer armies to fight a patent-based war against Android. Google’s mobile operating system is allegedly infringing on six British Telecommunications patents, and the [...]

The more rumors we hear on a certain product, the more likely it is to see it in stores some day and that may be the case for a brand new Apple product, an actual TV set that would incorporate, [...]

Star Wars: The Old Republic officially launches in just two days, but those who pre-ordered BioWare’s new Star Wars-flavored MMO have already been playing it for the better part of a week. When the clock rolls over to Tuesday, December [...]

With Christmas less than a week away you’d better be almost done shopping for your loved ones. Or at least be completely sure that Santa received your letter and that he’s going to deliver the expected goods on schedule. In [...]

Trine 2 was given an official release on Steam last week, but if you Mac people don’t typically use Steam, then you’ll be pleased to know that Frozenbyte has released Trine 2 on the Mac App Store. Surprisingly, Frozenbyte has [...]

Earlier today we showed you how Microsoft plans to reinvent computer authentication by replacing word-based passwords and pin numbers with friendly images and gestures, but that’s not the only layer of added protection Windows 8 will have to offer.