I don’t know if the geek world has gotten over the landing of Curiosity of Mars yet or not, but I most certainly haven’t. This is a really cool 360 panorama that photographer Andrew Bodrov created using the images taken by our new Martian resident. Apparently if you look at it on a tablet or [...]
Oh my god, Microsoft actually did something that works really, really well. Who would’ve thought it? I’m currently travelling and there’s nothing like going on a holiday to test out travel apps and see what can and can’t work when you’re on the move, going on tours and have limited Internet connection. First let me [...]
For today’s edition of Deal of the Day, Amazon is offering some great deals on Dragon speech recognition software. The home version of the software is currently priced at only $28.99 (71% Off), the professional version at $67.99 (66% Off), and the Mac version at $77.99 (61%). Dragon NaturallySpeaking offers a whole new way to [...]
You can’t help but smile if someone says they’re going to use a video game to teach physics. Of course, with Portal 2, you actually could provide a much more engaging lesson in some of the more dull aspects of one of our core sciences. So Valve software have created an educational GLaDOS – Teach [...]
Thus far, Google has been satisfied to sit on the sidelines, owning the virtual universe and letting the money roll in from their numerous online services, which have always been inventive, versatile and most of all free (and, of course, ad supported). But lately Google has roused from its idle position, not quite content to [...]
So after months of speculation about what it will include, Apple finally released an iOS 6 preview to get the Mac fans salivating at what’s to come “this fall”. I’ve finally had the time to sit down and take a look at all the new goodies to behold. You can view their full list of [...]
It seems forever ago, but it was only a few short weeks since Diablo 3 invaded the computer world and proved that even Blizzard couldn’t be ready for day launch problems. Instantly, Code 37 jokes (a common login error related to server connection issues) were the norm and the internet was pretty mad about it. [...]
Password security is at the height of importance for individuals, but even MORE important for the people who you have those passwords with. So you can understand why it’s a a bit scary that the social networking site for business connections, LinkedIn, was hacked and just this side of 6,458,020 passwords were accessed. An unnamed [...]
For today’s edition of Deal of the Day, Amazon has Microsoft Office Home & Business 2010 (2PC/1User) for just $164.99. That’s 40% off the suite’s usual retail price of $279.99. Microsoft Office Home and Business 2010 brings together the roles of managing a business, running a household and helping with homework. Get the benefits of [...]
ID This Item is a brand new (like literally – it launched two weeks ago) crowdsourcing space where you can post the image of an item you’ve found on a blog or something and ask the community to tell you where to find it – or where to find similar stuff. I actually met the [...]
Apparently there’s a new social network trying to break through the Facebook-Twitter-LinkedIn-Google+ dominance with a unique selling point: there’s no personal profiles. Navlit is supposedly meant to be about creating private groups where you can chat about things – frats & sororities, co-workers, classmates, family, social circles. It creates exclusive pockets for you to communicate [...]
[Photo Credit] I was at work the other day and my boss had to go to a client meeting, but also had to review a piece of work I had done for a different client before we sent it to them. She recently bought an iPad and I was like – duh, that’s a reason [...]