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Games in virtual worlds as massive as Grand Theft Auto V are bound to have glitches. Other games that operate in open landscapes have had some comical glitches, such as the hundreds documented in last year’s Skyrim release. This particular glitch in GTAV is ironic because if players park their
BlackBerry built its reputation while it was Research In Motion as a company with products that every old, stuffy business executive needed in their briefcase. When that could no longer sustain their business due to competition, they could not reinvent themselves as something that the next generatio
Some say the “digital age” has been replaced by the “data age”. It’s no longer just about what hardware you have. The ability to retrieve the data quickly and in large chunks is defining companies and causing concern for consumers. Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam didn’t
Texting is one of the most dangerous activities one can do while driving, but the constant pings from smartphones makes it still very common. Now, New York is trying to make it easier on people who simply can’t wait long enough to get to their next stop. Can’t wait to respond to the latest tex
There’s a “disease” on the internet that plagues any entity that relies on other sources and exists for long enough. It’s called link rot, and thankfully it’s not contagious. It happens over time when links on a website or within documents no longer work. Websites chang
It apparently takes a lot out of people when they’re working at Oracle. An employee ran up a $33,540 tab at a strip club and paid it on the corporate American Express card. The company refused to honor the payment and now they’re getting sued. Corporate life involves a certain amount of
Flipboard has been able to stay on top of the extremely competitive arena of content presentation and distribution for a couple of years now. This latest round of funding against a strong valuation should help them maintain their grip on the top spot. According to sources close to the situation, Fli
They were the go-to device for anyone in the civilized world who wanted to be successful. They smelled like good business and walked like a superior being. Now, they’re being sold for pennies on the dollar. What can businesses take away from the meteoric rise and catastrophic fall of the mobil
The good ol’ days of faking online reviews for the sake of giving your business a better reputation may be behind us. New York may be the first, but they won’t be the last to start to lay down some heavy penalties for review fakers. “I celebrate myself, and sing myself,” wrote Walt Whitm
…and yes, it’s free. Valve is done teasing. Today, Valve has revealed SteamOS, its own operating system based on Linux, designed for living room gaming PCs. It’s the first step towards Valve’s Steam Box, its vision for an open video game console. It combines Steam’s pre
The technology itself will be lost on anyone other than the most tech-savvy, but that’s not important. When a company can use a phrase like “100 times faster,” everyone is impressed regardless of who you are. Oracle CEO Larry Ellison was all positivity for a day as he kicked off hi
Oh, Canada. Will you be able to bring the once-proud smartphone pioneer out from the ashes of failure? We’ll soon find out. Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. has put together an equity consortium that is seeking to take BlackBerry Ltd. private for $9 (U.S.) a share, a deal valued at about $4.7-b
