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Let that headline sink in for a minute. Nintendo is beating Microsoft in video game sales. Now I promise you the next story isn't going to be about Blackberry beating Android. On Wednesday, Forbes reported on the latest data from VGChartz which compiled weekly estimates on video game and video game console sales. The latest [...]
Back in December, we brought you the story about a new app and device that makes your iPhone smell like popcorn. Not to be outdone the folks at Oscar Mayer, (yes the bologna people) have created a device that turns your iPhone into a bacon scented alarm clock. Every single person dreams of waking up [...]
Allen Iverson fans everywhere are rejoicing now as the team at Take Two Interactive have finally added the 76ers legendary shooting guard Allen Iverson to the game. Although there may be some confusion as to when Iverson actually retired from the NBA one things for certain and that is, judging by message boards and other [...]
As most people know Sprint recently introduced some new plans were virtually anyone who knows anyone in person, can become part of a new Framily plan. It appears cost savings measures like Framily don't apply to the US government, in fact, according to multiple sources Sprint has overcharged the government in the tens of millions [...]
Nintendo has announced that they are sunsetting some online features of the Nintendo Wii and the Nintendo DS handheld system that will adversely affect some of the more popular titles. Beginning May 20th Nintendo will disable online play, matchmaking and leaderboads on several games including; Mario Kart Wii, Super Smash Bros., Brawl Fire Emblem: Shadow [...]
It seems that McAdam's statement, to the effect that everyone pays based on usage, is in direct conflict with net neutrality, rather than being "the most important concept of net neutrality." In fact McAdam's statement is in direct conflict with net neutrality.
On Tuesday February 25, 2014, we caught wind of a unique new tablet being displayed at MWC from Fujitsu - a Japanese IT and hardware company. This new tablet simulates smooth and rough textures directly on the touchscreen.
Jeff Bezos is obviously an intelligent man. He created Amazon which is by leaps and bounds the largest e-commerce site in the world. Amazon has changed several industries and revitalized delivery services globally. Bezos has also invested in several successful startups and personally bought the Washington Post in hopes to turn the newspaper around. That's [...]
The big announcement for the next big thing happened yesterday here on the ground in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress. That's when Samsung revealed their latest installment in the Galaxy S series of Android powered smartphones. In keeping with tradition, Samsung brought about improvements to their flagship, higher end Android device. While the smartphone world [...]
Mozilla, the non-profit behind Firefox and Thunderbird, just announced at MWC that the next wave of Firefox OS devices will be much, much better overall, and have comparable features to high-end Android devices and iPhones.
As Gizmodo pointed out, ever since the days of The Magic School Bus that took a roller coaster-esque ride through the human body, we thought this day would one day come. Now, scientists and researchers at George W Woodruff School Of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech, have developed a tiny chip that measures just 1.4 [...]
A Munich based company has created what could be the most amazing pair of headphones to date. The Dash, is their new wireless in ear headphones (not to be confused with earbuds). These full feature headphones have everything you would expect from a wireless headphone system and a whole lot more. When we say a [...]
Ming Chi-Kuo, an analyst with KGI securities released a report late last week, squashing the hopes of Apple customers anxiously awaiting a larger 12.9" iPad Pro. It was long rumored throughout 2013 that Apple was expected to launch a larger iPad to compete with Samsung's largest tablet, released late last year. While that tablet may [...]
In the latest iPhone 6 news, it looks like the new device will roll out in two different sizes. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Apple will offer the iPhone 6 with both a 4.7 inch and 5.5 inch screen size.
Move over Jeff Bezos, The United Arab Emirates is reportedly considering using un-manned drones for document delivery and they're poised to get their drone program rolling, most likely before Amazon can. Gizmag reported on Monday that the UAE is planning to deploy unmanned drones to deliver official documents to it's citizens. Drivers licenses, identification cards [...]
3D Printing has really taken off. It was one of the biggest parts of the 2014 International CES back in January. But just a few years ago, before the Makerbot, 3D printing was saved for companies with million dollar factories. Now, companies are trying to get the cost of 3D Printers down to a level [...]
For some people chocolates and flowers just won't do. Sometimes tech geeks just want tech stuff for the popular Hallmark holiday that falls at the end of this week. Amazon has answered the call for those techno loving people with tech loving Valentine's. Nothing says I love you like the new Kindle Fire HDX right? [...]
Their are Minecraft apps, 3D printing websites, tons of merchandise, and a revolution of sorts happening around the popular, retro 8 bit game. It seems that most of the Minecraft merchandise you can purchase has been officially licensed from Mojang, the developer of the game. However there seems to be a lot of piracy and [...]
While most Americans are familiar with the Target data breach that occurred from Black Friday through December 15th, what they really want to know now is how cyber thieves were able to gain access into Target's network and then into their payment system. Well Brian Krebs of Krebs On Security, the website that broke the [...]
The pre-emptive promotion that AT&T started on January 3rd ahead of T-Mobile's planned "breakup" promotion is now in the history books. AT&T announced at the start of the year that they would pay T-Mobile customers $450 in incentives to move over from the "uncarrier" network to AT&T, Ina Fried at Recode.net reported. AT&T's decision to [...]
