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I had to poke around for more info on this for a minute, because I honestly didn't believe it out of hand - Apple, unprecedentedly, is relaxing its...

Stan Shih sure knows how to get a party started. In an interview with Digitimes yesterday, the Acer founder went on record to say that Apple's products...

Remember when internet refrigerators were attempting to become popular, way back in, like... 2001? Or, rather, I'm pretty sure all they did was attempt -...

Engineer Marc DeVidts is my favourite person today. Marc's unconcerned with not being totally fly and getting...

It's the year 1936. The first freely programmable computer — the Z1 — is being produced. With the ability to run programs from punched tape, the idea...

I wish it wasn't true. Hell, you wish it wasn't true, too. But alas - according to website designer Dustin Curtis, who's been rapping with the folks at...

Say what you will about Apple and its 'walled garden' - because even if it's true, it must be a really damn pretty garden. We seem to be liking it just...

The problem with all this uber-cool technology is, how do we know what is actually...

The Pirate Bay is down this morning after reports of raids across Europe. According to thinq.co.uk, police in up to 14 countries raided locations...

Last week, when rumors broke that YouTube might finally become profitable, most of the response was actually pretty snarky.As an example, take the initial...

Google has announced a press event for tomorrow, September 8th, to discuss searching. It seems obvious, except recently Google has been about almost...

Nokia's next generation of phones will be powered by an OS named MeeGo, the convergence of Nokia's Maemo OS and Intel's Moblin OS. The official MeeGo site...

Most companies looked at the Mark Hurd scandal with distaste, but one company watching saw something great. After the weekend's rumors, Oracle has hired...

It would be a day wasted if I didn't show you a bafflingly unique piece of musical technology, so check this...

Microsoft is bold. In this new ad for Windows Phone 7, a simple promise is made: 'The revolution is coming'. I...

Though recently it has been the smartphone market that has garnered the most attention in the tech world, the arrival of a revamped - if slightly...

Courtesy of 9 to 5 Mac comes this screenshot which, according to them, is of an iPad testing next-gen firmware. You're looking at a 'Video Call Debug'...
It would appear that the rift between Apple and Adobe has become so great, that Apple's ad artists are losing Touch with Photoshop itself. Head on over to...

Most people have occasionally stopped to wonder what life was like before...

Here's one for the books. You know how everyone's always pre-announcing their stuff? Well one company is taking a different route, and actually launching...

Finally! Someone has taken the time to explain why infographics are so common on the web. Using an infographic. As an infographic junkie, I know the power...
Google should seriously rethink its doodles. Nobody is ever going to get anything done! This is the worst thing for productivity since their Google...
Assuming you're a gamer, you will be tickled not only pink, but an entire double rainbow of colours to know that Duke Nukem Forever will finally, finally,...

Facebook is, as we speak, rolling out a remote logout feature that will aid those who have absent-mindedly forgotten to sign out after a high-octane...