Hands on: Chrome OS gets desktop and windows

Chrome OS, Google's open-source operating system developed solely for the purpose of running web applications, has gotten its first major…

13 years ago

Somewhat App-rehensive

Michael Carroll, author of the acclaimed Quantum Prophecy novels, & comics - including Judge Dredd for 2000AD, takes a wry…

13 years ago

How much is single tweet or Facebook status update worth?

Every time you tweet, post a Facebook status update or pin something on Pinterest, you help contribute to that respective…

13 years ago

Natural disaster? There’s an app (planned) for that

The UK government is proposing the creation of a digital & social strategy for the management of disaster recovery efforts…

13 years ago

Ultrabooks & superphones? What’s next for the humble graphics card

Al Valentyn takes a look at NVIDIA's GTX 680 and previews pending graphics cards releases.

13 years ago

Wikipedia updates mobile apps, ditches Google Maps

Wikipedia released updates to both its Android and iOS apps earlier this week. In the process they decided, as others…

13 years ago

Pinterest is already fourth largest social network

Pinterest may have already become the fourth largest social network in the United States despite being less than two years…

13 years ago

Amazon’s video service now available on PlayStation 3

Amazon Instant Video, Amazon's version of Netflix, is now available to stream on the PS3. Previously, the video on-demand service…

13 years ago

Interview: Are brands ready to engage consumers on the mobile web?

Customers like interacting with brands online but are brands putting their best foot forward when it comes to their mobile…

13 years ago

IBM, Astron building exascale computer to peer into origins of universe

IBM and ASTRON recently announced a joint collaborative project known as DOME that will see IBM develop an exascale computer…

13 years ago

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13 years ago

Researchers create animated model of Japanese tsunami debris field

A little over a year since the devastating Japanese Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, evidence of the catastrophe litters the Pacific…

13 years ago

Twitter seeking to fill 12 new positions at Dublin office

Twitter is continuing to hire at its European headquarters in Dublin, with 12 new positions posted to its jobs site…

13 years ago

Rise of the entrepreneurial journalist – interview with cuttings.me’s Nicholas Holmes

We interview Nicholas Holmes, the founder of cuttings.me, about journalism, entrepreneurship and the web's new-found love for curation.

13 years ago

Retrofitting: Good Old Games’ latest update is good news for retro & modern gamers

The relaunch of the retro gaming market place, Good Old Games, is great news for online gamers & the industry…

13 years ago

GAME gets lifeline, must “develop a digital strategy”

It emerged over the weekend that Game Group, Europe's largest video games retailer, has been rescued from administration. The group…

13 years ago

Google Chrome’s path to domination may come sooner than expected

Google Chrome is continuing its path towards browser domination and is expected to overtake Internet Explorer as the world's most-used…

13 years ago

Mozilla’s MMO, BrowserQuest, is game changer for HTML5

Mozilla shows off the power of HTML5 and CSS3 by creating an MMO, called BrowserQuest, using these and other modern…

13 years ago

Is Google Consumer Surveys viable revenue stream for publishers?

Google announced Consumer Surveys earlier today, a new service that hopes to create an alternative and viable revenue stream for…

13 years ago

How much does Android make? Not much, apparently

How much does Android operating system earn Google? Not much according to The Guardian. In fact, between 2008 and 2011…

13 years ago