Google+ mobile app overflowing with updates By Scott Nichols published 14 December 12 Google released a slew of updates for both Android and iOS, including new photo features and Google Communities access.
Mozilla launches first preview build of Firefox OS for dev app testing By Scott Nichols published 11 December 12 Mozilla announced the 1.0 version of its Firefox OS Simulator as Nightly users welcome a per-window private browsing update.
BlackBerry 10 SDK goes gold right on schedule By Scott Nichols published 11 December 12 RIM announced that the final BlackBerry 10 SDK is now available, allowing developers to start actual app development.
Facebook data sharing policies may change despite vote outcome By Scott Nichols published 10 December 12 A vote on Facebook's data sharing changes and veto policy ended with too few votes for a binding action.
RIM offers a taste of BB10 phone with first official teaser By Scott Nichols published 10 December 12 RIM posted its first teaser photo for the BlackBerry 10 hardware, or at least the back of a device.
Kindle Fire, 7-inch Fire HD will be easier to use for vision impaired By Scott Nichols published 7 December 12 Amazon announced new options for vision-impaired Kindle users arriving early next year.
Meet SoCl, Microsoft's beta social networking site By Scott Nichols published 5 December 12 Microsoft's social research project SoCl opens its public beta to all testers.
Wii U gets to play with Google Maps in early 2013 By Scott Nichols published 5 December 12 Nintendo is bringing a Google Maps app to Wii U early next year, complete with gyroscope-controlled Street View.
LG reportedly planning in-house chips for CES 2013 reveal By Scott Nichols published 3 December 12 Reports point to LG making its own CPUs for next line of TVs and future smartphones.
Shazam sings out top tagged songs of 2012, IE9 lends backup By Scott Nichols published 30 November 12 Shazam announced its most tagged songs of 2012, with a song sneaking in thanks to Microsoft's marketing.
NASA kills hope of life discovery on Mars while finding ice on Mercury By Scott Nichols published 29 November 12 NASA definitively announced that no organic material was found on Mars, but Mercury is a different story.
Syria vanishes from internet as uprising gains momentum By Scott Nichols published 29 November 12 A nationwide blackout strikes Syrian internet and phone communications as rebels surge against the regime.
If Samsung violates Dutch Galaxy ban, it could fork over hefty sum By Scott Nichols published 28 November 12 Netherlands court placed a ban on Galaxy devices after it found the company (you guessed it) violated Apple patents.
Windows Blue rumored as low-cost, annually updated Microsoft OS By Scott Nichols published 28 November 12 Microsoft reportedly has plans for Windows Blue in mid-2013, with yearly updates and small price tag.
Foxconn rumored as Surface phone manufacturer, Amazon phone too By Scott Nichols published 27 November 12 New rumors point to both Microsoft and Amazon choosing Foxconn to make the companies' debut handsets.
NASA says Mars discovery isn't 'earthshaking' after all By Scott Nichols published 26 November 12 A NASA spokesperson backpedaled on the importance of recent Mars discoveries, which are merely "interesting."
Wii U only needs to sell one game per system to make a profit By Scott Nichols published 26 November 12 According to Nintendo, the loss from Wii U's system cost can be offset by a single game purchase.
Firefox 17.0 launches with integrated Facebook Messenger By Scott Nichols published 20 November 12 Mozilla launched the latest update to Firefox, including a social API for integration with Facebook and other social networks.
One million apps approved by Apple, according to data firm By Scott Nichols published 19 November 12 Research firm Appsfire claims the App Store has reached 1 million app approvals, but a good amount don't make the cut.
Judge rules Apple and Samsung can add products to patent suit By Scott Nichols published 16 November 12 Apple and Samsung's ongoing legal battle grows as the companies add new products to a growing list of accused products.
Sony reaches 70 million PlayStation 3 sales worldwide By Scott Nichols published 16 November 12 Sony announced total PS3 sales since 2006 now stand at 70 million across the globe.
Lenovo reveals compact IdeaCentre and a new family of all-in-one PCs By Scott Nichols published 15 November 12 Lenovo announced a new line of C-series all-in-one desktops along with the slim IdeaCentre Q190 PC.
Voice search and PrimeTime come to Google TV By Scott Nichols published 14 November 12 Google TV update adds new voice search feature and makes on demand content easier to find.
Apple stores bring in big money for a small space By Scott Nichols published 13 November 12 A study found that Apple stores are among the most efficient brick and mortar retailers around.
Mozilla launches Popcorn Maker, video editing crackling with web content By Scott Nichols last updated 22 January 20 Popcorn Maker is Mozilla's latest web app, providing a unique take on web video editing and enhancement.