Computer Hardware, Soft Technologies, Gadget Reviews

Archive for June, 2011

Specific Media, along with part-owner Justin Timberlake, look to reorganize and re-energize Myspace.

Judge rejects Google’s argument that data broadcast on Wi-Fi was similar to publically accessible radio

High-tech X-rays point to the feather colors of some of the oldest-known birds, reports a study looking back from the Age of Dinosaurs.

Test results filed with federal regulators show that a proposed high-speed wireless broadband network could interfere with GPS systems.

Scientists have recorded what may be one of Earth’s loudest animals: a bug less than a 10th of an inch that produces 99.2 decibels of sound.

As sales of PCs decline, HP is banking on devices based on the WebOS operating system it bought from Palm.

News Corp. has sold struggling social networking site MySpace for $35 million, according to a person familiar with the matter.

“World of Fourcraft” uses Foursquare and Google Maps APIs to turn New York City into a giant game of Risk.

California ranks No. 1 yet again on CNBC’s list, but tech-savvy runners-up to the Silicon Valley state aren’t that far behind.

Online search leader Google is taking yet another stab at social networking, this time with a project it calls Google+.