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  • BlackBerry 10 App Store Reaches The 100,000 Apps Milestone

    Finally, some good news for BlackBerry users. The BlackBerry app store has crossed the 100,000 apps milestone, and it’s just in time for the launch of BlackBerry Z10. In just the last 2 months alone, developers have published nearly 30,000 apps to the platform, bringing the app store closer to Windows Phone’s 150,000 apps. So…

  • Top 4 Celebrity Geeks

    Welcome to the top 4 celebrity geeks. Celebrity geeks who openly embrace our culture. The famous geeks who slipped through the cracks of societal rejection, and display their love for technology on the public stage. Here we’ve addressed the best geek celebrities who are open about being just like us. Vin Diesel Yes, the Fast…

  • China Plans to Release Its Own Operating System Named Kylin

    The Chinese government have begun a collaboration with software company Canonical that will see the development and release of a “home-gown” computer operating system (OS). A Chinese specific version of Ubuntu will be released this April Canonical are widely known for the development, distribution and continued support of the Linux-based Ubuntu OS which, as well…

  • TomTom GO 2535M LIVE In-Depth Review

    Recently,  I had the pleasure of driving over 500 miles to NYC to cover the Samsung event taking place in the city. I thought it would be a great opportunity to review a GPS unit, as I would have plenty of time (miles, traffic jams, pit stops, exits, toll booths and HOV lanes) to test…

  • Play Fruit Ninja & Slash Your Way to the Top

    Kids these days don’t like to eat much fruit. However, fruits should be considered an integral part of our daily diet, especially kids! Is there any way to get kids interested in fruit? Yes! Thanks to Android, there is a way…Fruit Ninja for Android. Fruit Ninja is fun to play, and comes with impressive graphics…

  • Galaxy S4 Sees Nearly 450% More Pre-Orders Than Galaxy S3

    The Samsung Galaxy S4 is one of the most highly anticipated phones of all time, and it has been finally announced. With the recent deports it seems like the Galaxy S4 has already started selling like hotcakes. Galaxy S4 is the latest flagship phone for Samsung and it comes packed with some jaw dropping specs…

  • Mass Effect: Paragon Lost Review

    Mass Effect is a series known for its well developed characters, engaging dialogue and expansive universe containing numerous sentient beings and imaginative locations. Considering that the Mass Effect series not only includes the video games but also comic books and novels, a feature length animated film would seem like the next logical step. Mass Effect:…

  • The Zombie Apocalypse: Top 5 Survival Tips

    What are geeks like us supposed to do when the “sheep” hits the fan, and the zombie apocalypse starts to spread around like wildfire? Hopefully, our top 5 survival tips will help you survive the zombie apocalypse. Imagine, the zombie apocalypse everyone predicted is now being initiated. All over the television, radio and Internet, news…

  • Coursera: Education is Massively Multiplayer

    Coursera: Education is Massively Multiplayer It’s hard to find a tech-related press release that doesn’t call itself disruptive, but Coursera’s free and accessible online education actually is. Coursera, and other programs like it, offer classes that are known as Massively Open Online Courses. These classes are open to anyone with an interest and an internet connection….

  • Gears of War Judgement: Review

    I’ve always been a Gears of War fan. Lots of alien blasting, curb-stomping, chainsawing, blood and guts, explosions etc. etc. If I’m in a certain type of mood, I can sit blasting grubs for hours at a time. It’s brilliant. It even throws an exciting and emotive story along side it all. What’s not to…

  • Tatooine-like planet in a binary star system discovered

    The twin-starred Star Wars planet defies astronomical classification Star Wars fans will be pleased to hear that the fictional planet of Tatooine, notable for having two suns, is more real that they may have thought; thanks to a discovery made by a group of astronomers working in France. The discovery in question comes in the…

  • HTC vs Samsung: Why HTC falls behind

    One is a South Korean manufacturer that launched its first Android in 2009. The other is a Taiwanese company, making smartphones right from the start in the last decade. Yet, Samsung today is the world’s biggest Android manufacturer while HTC, despite its head-start in the industry, is not even second, but many levels below in…

  • Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Spotted in The Wild

    The World Wide Web has been flaring up with rumors and reports about upcoming smartphones and tablets. Many tech publications focused on the Galaxy Note 3, budget iPhone and the next-gen Nexus 7. Although, there is something much more interesting than all these, and it is pretty small. The Mini version of the Galaxy S4….

  • Nokia CEO Stephen Elop Throws an iPhone on Live TV

    Nokia’s Chief is not a man to mess with, he is a serious man on a mission to take Nokia to the top where it used to be in the past. He doesn’t like any other device than Nokia, apparently he hates iPhone so much that he picked up one on a live TV show…

  • Electronic Dance Music: Evolving Daily

    Music has defined our lives and culture for as far back as anyone can remember. As time goes on we create new styles and flavors of music to fit our individual lives and preferences, steadily building a library of music that varies widely. Once new genres of music begin, it takes many years for them…