“For me, this all comes down to our willingness to win, and we are committed to winning,” HP CEO Whitman declared.
Google Thinks Gayest and Worst Mean the Same Thing
When you search for something on Google, Google knows what you’re looking for even if you’re not saying it exactly. Google search is smart like that. Like if you search for ‘hilarious videos’, Google will also show you results for ‘funny videos’ too (…
Official: Samsung Galaxy S4 sells 10 million devices making it the quickest selling Android ever
Samsung announces that the Galaxy S4 has officially sold more than 10 million units worldwide, making it the most successful and quickest selling Android device to date.
LG Optimus GJ announced as the waterproof/dustproof version of the Optimus G
LG Optimus GJ announced, featuring near identical specs to the Optimus G, only with a new waterproof/dustproof body.
Identity theft lawsuit against Prenda Law abruptly ends
A counter-attack results in harsh words for one Prenda lawyer, but no more.
Microsoft tweaks Windows Phone YouTube app to appease Google
On May 15, we reported that Google had ordered Microsoft to pull its YouTube app for Windows Phone, citing two reasons: a lack of advertisements, and the ability to download videos that have been blocked from mobile viewing. Rather than saying it would…
From subversive to mainstream: Looking back on 18 years with Linux
It’s funny to look back on my personal history with Linux and remember how subversive and alternative it once was. These days, it’s just another operating system. That original subversive spark is gone.
Microsoft confirms indie developers can’t self-publish games on Xbox One
Independent game developers who are excited about selling new games on the Xbox One got some bad news on Wednesday. Microsoft confirmed to ShackNews that independent developers cannot self-publish their own games on Xbox Live Arcade, and are instead required to partner with Microsoft Game Studios or a third-party publisher. The policy is completely different from those employed by Sony and Nintendo. Sony embraces independent developers and welcomes them to create and self-publish content on the PlayStation Network. Microsoft’s upcoming console matches up with Sony’s PlayStation 4 on paper, however there are still some questions that have been left unanswered, such as the ability to play used games.