Rev up your light cycles, my friends. The new trailer for Disney’s sequel to their 1982 video game inspired sci-fi classic, Tron, is now up on YouTube in glorious high definition. And if this two and a half minute tour-de-force of a trailer is anything to go by, we’re in for quite the treat come  Read More →

A new video released by Adobe shows HP’s upcoming Slate device running all the juicy Flash content thrown at its feet, including videos, games, and resource-hungry AIR applications. HP has been unusually quiet following the CES 2010 keynote where Steve Ballmer showed off several tablet PC concepts powered by Windows 7. At the time, Ballmer described  Read More →

Interest in the Apple iPad may be flagging, but there’s one tablet that’s sure to interest you, or at least your taste buds. Introducing the Doritos Tablet. It’s triangular, mobile, sexy, and best of all, it has a multi-taste interface. More than one person can enjoy the tablet at the same time, it can be used  Read More →

If you ever get a look at movies and televisions shows from the 50’s and 60’s, they predicted the skies would be filled with flying cars and personal jetpacks in the next century. Well, here we are in 2010 and I don’t know about you, but I’m disappointed to say that the great blue yonder  Read More →

PC gamers who decided to take the gamble and purchase Assassin’s Creed 2 on PC, despite the always connected requirement, have been left with an unplayable game. Earlier today a thread appeared on the Ubisoft technical help and advice forum with players stating they were unable to access the game. It turns out the servers handling  Read More →

No one can deny that YouTube has an impressive following. Still, Google knows that the video website hasn’t been able to serve all those who may visit it including the hearing impaired. The company took a step toward addressing this shortcoming when it launched automatic captions to a small group back in November. As the name  Read More →

Popular Science Magazine has been a staple for geeks wanting to learn about scientific endeavors for over 137 years since its first issue was published way back in 1872. In more recent decades, fans of the magazine could tell you how the publication is handy reference for learning about new technologies in our world and also features great gadget  Read More →

I fully admit, when it comes to arts and crafts I was never any good at those classes in school, which is probably why I found my niche in computers and technology. But, that doesn’t mean I cannot appreciate those people that have mad craft making skills – especially, when they make something that puts  Read More →

If you’ve dismissed Windows Phones based on the previous versions of Windows Mobile, you may want to give the platform a second chance. Based on this cool detailed walkthrough, we are now more excited about Windows Phone 7 series than ever before. Even though the initial batch of hands-on videos detailed the software extensively, there are  Read More →

If you own a Nivida graphics card and recently updated to the WHQL-certified 196.75 drivers, you may want to downgrade to 196.21 before doing anything graphically intensive on your machine. Those latest drivers have been withdrawn by Nvidia after multiple reports they were killing graphics cards. The reason? The drivers are messing with the fan control  Read More →

Apple has lowered the entry to develop Mac apps to just $99, matching the annual cost of creating iPhone apps. The move could signal Apple’s intentions to change the way desktop apps are organized, distributed, and downloaded. When Apple took down its developer site for nearly two hours late today, Apple enthusiasts suspected a major change  Read More →

A PC World article detailed statements made by Scott Charney, Vice-President of Trustworthy Computing, of Microsoft as part of his RSA 2010 keynote speech. In those statements, Charney proposes a general tax on all Internet users to pay for a process by which computers are checked for vulnerabilities and security protection before they are placed  Read More →

Following news earlier this week that Activision had removed Infinity Ward’s president Jason West, and CEO Vince Zampella, the duo have retaliated with a lawsuit against their former publisher and parent company. West and Zampella are suing Activision for not paying them the royalties they are due. Robert Schwartz, acting attorney for the pair, said: Activision has  Read More →

Nokia smartphone owners now have the ability to stay connected with their Skype buddies while on the go. Skype and Nokia have announced that a Skype client for Nokia smartphones based on the Symbian platform is now available. Skype for Symbian works over a Wi-Fi or mobile data connections including GPRS, EDGE and 3G. Best  Read More →

TechRadar has a pretty sweet deal going on today for AVG Internet Security 9.0. The 3-PC, 1-year license cost has been slashed by 70% meaning you can get full protection for 3 machines for just $21.95. The offer seems to be open to everyone and the price will adjust currency accordingly. The security suite is compatible with  Read More →