Download (or update) the Atari’s Greatest Hits app for your iPhone and/or iPad. When you do, you’ll find that all the pay-to-unlock games residing within the app have been unlocked for your retro gaming pleasure.
In case you missed the Twitteruption caused by most of the tech press earlier this afternoon, Google demonstrated its wearable, connected glasses by having a bunch of skydivers jump out of a blimp and land atop the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
Google’s day-one keynote from the 2012 I/O developer conference has officially wrapped up. We’ll have plenty of analysis directly from the show, but here’s a quick look at what’s been announced so far.
You may have noticed that the e-mail address displayed on your Facebook profile has recently been changed to a Facebook.com e-mail address. Here’s how to switch it back.
So you dropped your phone in the toilet. Here’s a cheap and simple trick that just might save it.
Geeks.com is offering the 16GB BlackBerry PlayBook tablet for $150, today only. The deal includes free shipping and a 90-day warranty.
I’ve been using computers for roughly 25 years, and I can safely say this is the dirtiest keyboard I’ve ever seen. Let’s clean it, shall we?
Scenes from Microsoft’s tablet event in Los Angeles. The company announced Microsoft-designed “Surface” tablets built to run Windows 8, which is expected later this year.
Important developments concerning futuristic vending machines, self-making beds and more.
Important developments concerning Joggobots, Catcopters and password leaks at LinkedIn, Last.fm and eHarmony.
Here’s a glimpse at the next wave of computing – tablets, laptops, all-in-ones and the ever-blurring lines between them – plus a few other unique gadgets thrown in for good measure.
