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YouTube, surprisingly,had a keynote out at the 2012 CES event, but what wasn’t really too surprising was what came out of that keynote. Specifically, reports are now emerging of a push from YouTube (and Google of course) to put a whole lot of money into the development of content that’s [...]

Interesting news slipped out today about the growing popularity of Microsoft’s upstart Bing search engine. Turns out that, in the United States, Bing is now the second most widely used search engine there is. And though Google is still top of the search engine food chain, there’s evidence enough out [...]

It looks like Google has recently rolled-out a few changes and improvements for Google+ Hangouts. The new changes are dubbed to be a “visual refresh” and as that description would imply, the changes are on the smaller side.

Netgear is upping the ante in the networked storage market with the latest WNDR4700 router and network storage. With expansion options and fast performance, Netgear’s latest router makes the Apple Time Machine look so last year.

In case you haven’t heard, file sharing is now a recognized religion in Sweden. If you’re planning to convert to Kopimism sometime soon, you might want to try unlimited file-sharing heaven with BitTorrent’s new Share service.

In the past we have mentioned HootSuite as having been available for iOS, more specifically for the iPad. Of course, the app has also available for Android devices for some time now. And now, now it looks like HootSuite has also come available for the BlackBerry.

Dropbox has recently released their latest experimental build. The new build comes as version 1.3.4 and can be found for OS X, Windows and Linux by way of the “Everything Else” section of the Dropbox user forums. This new build includes just a few new features, of which one sounds [...]

As many have come to expect each year, NORAD will soon begin tracking Santa. In fact, as of the writing of this post, the tracking will commence in roughly 15 hours. Or maybe even less if you are reading this later in the day. Either way though, the long and [...]

It looks like we have some good news for those up in Canada. Well, more specifically, some good news for those up in Canada who also happen to be customers of Bell. Or on the Bell Canada network through a third-party.

A bit of a shocker emerges as word comes out of Microsoft saying that, after 2012, you won’t see a Microsoft presence at the Consumer Electronics Show again. No more booths, no more keynotes, and likely little more than a background presence will remain.