Tweet Steve Jobs never said it exactly this way, but we think he would have agreed that not all “Think Different” is created equal. This seems to be true in the case of the year’s most epic technology flops. While some products were fated for failure — more than one eyebrow was raised at the
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Tweet Got a Google TV? Time to download the update! On the heels of Ice Cream Sandwich, Google’s big upgrade to its Android operating system, Google has also announced (via a post on the Google TV blog) some major updates to the Google TV software. The new software brings some cosmetic changes, as well as more
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Tweet Summer is coming to an end and that means students across the country are prepping for the trek back to school. Pencils, notebooks, and binders are the basic necessities for any pupil, but students shouldn’t forget to gear-up with this year’s latest tech as well. From note-taking apps and noise-canceling headphones to soda-powered alarm
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Tweet The ever-popular Apple iPad, with its wide, high-resolution screen, is a great device for watching video (better than the tiny iPhone, anyway); and yet the options for video discovery are surprisingly limited, given how tailor-made the iPad seems to be for media consumption of all kinds. Sure, you’ve got YouTube for your standard viral
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Tweet The world’s largest retailer on Tuesday started streaming many movies the same day they come out on DVD, in a second bid for a share of popular movie rental and streaming website Netflix Inc.‘s business and just two weeks after Netflix announced new price increases. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. bought video-streaming service Vudu.com 18 months
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Tweet What does Mark Zuckerberg think of Google+, the search giant’s new social network? We were curious, so we asked Zuckerberg two questions at Facebook’s video chat event in Palo Alto, California: Will there be group video chat in the future? And what does he think of Google+ Hangouts, Google’s new group video chat feature?
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Tweet Facebook is partnering with online music and video companies for the launch of a new feature that will integrate outside media into profile pages, according to a new report. The new feature will take the shape of a widget or tab on the user’s profile page, according to The New York Times. It will
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