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Windows 8 is only out in a Release Preview so far, but there are already a ton of new Metro-style apps built just for it—all free. Here's our pick of the ...
Michael Muchmore
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At Google’s annual event, Google I/O 2012, Google announced that two of its best products and services, the Chrome browser and Google Drive would be ...
Sameer Mitha
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The concept of self-replication, or the ability for something to create another version of itself has always been rather alluring. We see it everywhere in the ...
Kshitij Sobti
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The wait is finally over and we now have access to the Chrome browser on the iOS platform. If you are a Chrome user on your desktop be it Mac or PC, or even ...
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Google made some significant announcements on Day Two of its annual Google I/O event.The biggest of the announcements is that Google Drive and the Chrome ...
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Another interesting Kinect-based experiment has come to light. It is interesting how most of the exciting applications for this gaming device are those that ...
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Established in 1971, by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney as Syzygy Engineering, Atari went on to become a household name in the gaming business. It started out ...
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If you co-exist with the rest of us mere mortals on this planet, then the words “Angry Birds” won’t be completely oblivious to you. What ...
Jayesh Shinde
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The upcoming Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean” has been announced and showcased at Google I/O.The update brings not only a number of new features, but quite ...
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Perhaps it's my software analyst bias talking, but for me the best announcement at Google I/O is Android 4.1, a.k.a Jelly Bean, an incremental version of ...
Sara Yin
