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A million dollars isn’t cool, you know what’s cool? A billion dollars. That’s the message from the gaming industry after the success of recent games, including Grand Theft Auto V. There’s a good chance you’ve heard: “Grand Theft Auto V,” the latest installment of the storied video
When you have a mobile ad reach greater than Google’s and you have more business than you can handle, there’s no other option than to go public. That’s what Flurry’s CEO is saying and he’s probably correct. Simon Khalaf, the CEO of mobile adtech company Flurry, tells Bu
When a company is failing, they usually check to see what luxuries the executives can live without once they’ve cut the workforce down. That’s what’s happening at BlackBerry. First, they laid off a large portion of their workforce. When that didn’t seem to be enough, they dec
It took Facebook a year to get its IPO jumpstarted. Twitter hopes to cut straight to success with their IPO and getting big deals from TV networks might just do the trick. At least that’s what they hope. Ahead of its stock market debut, Twitter Inc. is hoping for a breakout role on TV this [&h
There are 1.5 billion men online worldwide compared to 1.3 billion women. The conclusion from the UN study is that device makers should consider it an “emerging market” bigger than that of China or India. There is a “significant and pervasive” gap between women and men in acc
I’ll admit it. I’m that guy that pretends to turn off my iPad when the plane takes off and lands. So far, I haven’t caused an accident. Sometime early next year, we may not even have to pretend anymore. The rules on when to turn off electronic devices on airplanes have long been a
The Steam Box is going to happen. That much we know. The rest is speculative at best. Will they announce Half Life 3? Will they be expanding their scope to include other forms of integrated entertainment that circles around the primary living room television? We’ll find out this week. Valve So
It’s an interesting notion. What if cars could drive themselves, leaving the occupants of the vehicle to do whatever they want to do in transit? The notion is turning into a furious race to get hands-free cars out there as everyone from automakers to Google is trying to get the technology road
With NASA dumping the space shuttle program, they needed an alternative method of delivering supplies to the International Space Station. They contracted Space X and Orbital Sciences to complete the tasks. In their inaugural run, the Corp’s Cygnus capsule failed to deliver. A brand new private
The country and the world have been holding at various degrees of outrage ever since Edward Snowden released documents implicating the NSA in nefarious spying practices. President Barack Obama responded by forming an independent review board to see if any laws were broken. Unfortunately, it turns ou
It has been a hot topic for longer than most topics can survive in the world of technology buzz. We’ve heard inside and out how the NSA uses extremely aggressive tactics to get a hold of data they claim is essential for national security. Now, some stalwarts in the technology world are calling
They finally had some good news – BlackBerry Messenger was a hit on iOS and Android. Unfortunately, the good news was short lived as they have now delayed the official release. BlackBerry on Saturday hit pause on the rollout of iPhone and Android apps for its popular BlackBerry Messenger mobil
