In the wake of last month’s leaked Microsoft documents detailing potential cloud gaming coming to a post-Xbox 360 console, Sony has purchased a Japanese company that will enable them to deliver high-performance games remotely to virtually any device with an internet connection.
Firefox OS’ selling point — and, potentially, its Achilles’ Heel — is a ground-up focus on HTML5. Will developers join the party?
Following the Zeus (Zbot) cyber attacks earlier this year, Microsoft has identified and turned over the names of two suspects to the FBI this week.
At least on the surface, Opinsy conforms to the ultra-typical web startup model. Look a little closer, though, and the site has a very serious edge: a prominent clip shows burning cars, street demonstrations, soldiers, and riot police, set to a mellow electronic soundtrack.
Cardcounter Jeff Ma is breaking into personal analytics with a new project called tenXer, which tracks your productivity in hopes of improving it over time.
The new service, called Microsoft Local Impact Map, allows nonprofit organizations to display their efforts from around the world in a customizable interface that incorporates text, pictures, and videos.
Raspberry Pi is preparing to release a user guide which, at about $18USD, costs a little more than half what the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi fetches.
With limited access to investor capitol and bank loans becoming harder and harder to come by, entrepreneurs can have a hard time getting off their ideas off the ground.
Shane Vitarana’s newest creation hit Apple’s App store late last week, allowing mobile photographers to snap photos of their friends and automatically affix one of a variety of mustaches to their upper lip.
What happens if an earthquake takes down your data center? CloudMine, which recently came out of beta, will ensure you’re prepared for anything, even natural disasters.
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