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Deus Ex: Human Revolution: Available In Stores Now
CNET.com has given the latest game to hit the shelves, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, a rating of 4 calling it an “engrossing and atmospheric adventure that keeps you guessing”. The game released yesterday amidst much acclaim.
The role-playing video game, published by Square Enix , is designed for the Xbox360, PC, OnLive and the PlayStation 3, and is being praised by critics worldwide for its superior...
HP To Continue Veer, TouchPad Sales And Support
There is good news in store for all those who’ve recently purchased the HP Veer and the WebOS enabled TouchPad tablets and were wondering as to the fate of their devices should they go kaput. Going by the words of Stephen DeWitt, the head of HP’s WebOS division, although production has been halted, HP will continue to sell (remaining hardware), support and issue updates for the HP Veer and TouchPad.
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Google+ Takes Profile Verification A Step Further
Google has decided to pull out all the stops when it comes to the new verification procedure to ensure authentic profiles on its new social networking platform, Google+. Their new mantra seems to be “real people behind real profiles,” with the addition of verified profiles.
With over 20 million users who signed up within the first 21 days, Google+ got off to a pretty good start and they have declared...
Staples Survey: Tablets Increase Productivity
Has the use of a tablet made employees more productive? Do tablets make it easier to stay connected with clients and colleagues? Have they improved the work-life balance for owners? Apparently, yes.
As per a recent survey conducted by the business-to-business division of Staples, Inc, Staples Advantage, over 60 percent employees use their tablets to maintain their work-life balance by logging into...
Rumors Rife: iPhone 5 Coming In Early October
Everyone’s been playing the guessing game about the release date of the new iPhone 5. If you’ve been guessing early to mid October, you might be right on the money. With the new report released by the Wall Street Journal about Sprint’s new contract to sell the new version of the Apple iPhone, rumors have set the world ablaze with speculations about the release being scheduled for mid-October.
While...
Logitech K750 Solar Keyboard Now Available For Mac
Fancy a solar powered keyboard? Apple prides themselves — and their sister companies — for creating eco-friendly products that are can be disassembled, reused, or decomposed efficiently, and quite easily and effectively. Mac-users who are concerned about their contribution towards a green planet, now have another option to further reduce the amount of CO2 emitted by their PCs into the ozone...
Could We Have 3G MacBooks In The Near Future?
While it is not new that laptop manufacturers have been attempting to integrate 3G or 4G into their laptops, it looks like Apple is going to get there first.
A new patent win in Cupertino, California by Apple will enable them to integrate cellular antennas underneath MacBook and iMac keyboard keys. Patently Apple stated this is Apple’s fourth cellular-based patent for the MacBook series over the...
Windows 8 App Store Confirmed
Recently, a post on MSDN’s blog by Steven Sinofsky, President of Microsoft’s Windows and Windows Live Division, confirmed that there will be a Windows 8 Application Store. Last week, Microsoft launched a new “Building Windows 8” blog, along the lines of the ”Engineering Windows 7” they had kicked off nearly 3 years ago to trumpet the coming of Windows 7.
Based on several believably-legitimate,...
Barnes and Noble Facing Flak From Unhappy Buyers
This week’s Internet fire sale of HP Touchpads sent the social media community into a blazing spin. Bloggers were posting about it, reporters were typing words at 80 wpm, and bargain hunters gleefully waited day and night for the price drops. When it finally came, it not only had webmasters reeling with the amount of sudden traffic on their websites, but in the aftermath, people came after Barnes...
iPad Annihilates TouchPad
The HP TouchPad just keeled over and died. Along with it went the webOS. The assassin? Apple.
HP Touchpad
In a surprising turn of events, just two years after an investment of a whopping $1.8 billion dollars on Palm’s webOS software that was to help the company regain its stature in the PC hardware business, Hewlett-Packard has decided to pull the plug on their webOS hardware, even as the new tablet...