Legacy Archive

Microsoft always knew they would be successful in the mobile phone industry. With the Windows Phone 7 not making the splash that they'd hoped, they turned...

It's hard to imagine a world without the internet for those in their 20s. It's been with us as a common entity for 2 decades now and the evolution has...

TweetDeck, a groundbreaking dashboard for monitoring what people are saying in real-time, has officially been acquired by Twitter. After months of...

E3, the gaming world's biggest show, is almost here. The annual event has become the place for a large portion of the industry's biggest announcements,...

Barnes & Noble has something new up their sleeve, and it's in the form of a new six-inch Nook. This isn't the Nook Color. This is back to basics with...

QR codes are a mixed bag. Some people love 'em. Some people don't have the slightest idea as to what they are....

Despite being surrounded by tons of controversy and doubts about its launch, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is getting the hype machine going for their...

In the enterprise, technology often moves slowly. It's not what most would expect - big business was once the first to adopt the latest and greatest...

I'm not trying to say the folks at the Hasso-Plattner Institute are crazy, but guys: the folks at the Hasso-Plattner Institute are crazy. Introducing the...

It really doesn't matter which side of the fence you're on. Regardless of what people believe, it's clear that there are no absolutes when it comes to...

Most geeks have had a longing at one point or another for some sort of remote controlled flying toy. We picture ourselves in dogfights with our friends...

As Apple, Google, and Facebook face more scrutiny over their mobile privacy policies from the government, the concerns continue to grow for users. Where...

Google has announced that it will shut down its News Archives project, an initiative aimed at digitizing the world’s newspapers and making them...

Courtesy of information designer Robin Richards, check this out: a visual map of all 264 companies Microsoft has acquired in its endless quest to dominate...

Since the beginning of organized communication and transportation, networks have been embedded as an easier way to make things happen. It's much easier to...

Every so often, almost like clockwork, someone will come out and say that the internet is ruining everything. This week, it's the New York Times' Bill...

According to reports, Apple’s new MacBook Air is slated to be launched in June or July. In typical Apple fashion, these reports have been neither...

There has been a ton of talk about the cloud, lately. Some think it's the future, the place where everything will eventually reside online. Google is...

We have local deals — it's a been there, done that thing — but what about a deals site that covers creative professionals? They deserve a good deal...

I was previously one of those guys who argued that Angry Birds was incredibly overhyped, but I realize now...

If you were in London recently and watched the 2011 FA Cup Final (it's a football soccer thing) at Wembley, you would have been part of history — the...

Sony's PSN service is slowly coming back to life, much to the enjoyment of those who have been without online access from those with PS3s for several...

Print is dead. It isn't dying. There is no chance of a resurrection. It's done. Gone. Save the trees! Or is it? While many still believe that technology...

I dream of a world wherein we've built everything out of Lego, simply because we can. A post-apocalyptic future after which we've rebuilt humanity from...