Software - News
- Anonymous announces a new - somewhat official - OS
- ASUS first to take Google 'Jelly Bean'
- HP lays off 275 more WebOS employees
- Google offers massive cash reward to Chrome hackers
- Apple to kick Siri rival off App Store
- Facebook denies reading personal text messages
- ASUS releases 'bootloader unlock' for Transformer Prime
- Windows 8 to include switch-friendly language packs
- Google to launch HUD-equipped 'smartglasses'
- Interactive billboard only displays ad to women
- Sorry, but we quite like Microsoft's 'bland' Windows 8 logo
- Apple leading the global smartphone pack
- Siri to speak Japanese and support iPad 3
- iCADE 8-Bitty: Retro control for iOS and Android devices
- Google gets regulator nod for Motorola Mobility purchase
- Apple launches attack on Android and Samsung
- Google update makes Chrome browser stronger and faster
- Android hosts beta release of Chrome browser
- Google's Android Market employs Bouncer protection
- Quick and easy sex is more likely with Android users
- Mozilla officially releases Firefox 10 update
- Analysts: Amazon matching Samsung in Android tablet market
- iPhone users get Time Warner Cable TV app
- IHS: Windows Phone will overtake iOS by 2015
- Google hailed as best place to work in U.S.
- Max Payne 3 hit by annoying fiscal launch delay
- What!? Intel and Windows tablets to cost $899 USD
- Microsoft to splash $200 million on Windows Phone marketing
- App Store sets single-week record with 1.2 billion downloads
- Samsung confirms 'no Android 4.0' for Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab
- Sony to smear Ice Cream Sandwich on tablet computers
- Windows Phone Marketplace hits 50,000 apps
- Report: Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab could get Android v4.0
- Optimus smartphones getting Android v4.0 in Q2 and Q3
- Sony Ericsson reveals Ice Cream Sandwich handsets
- iPhone 4S enables Apple to rally against Android
- Microsoft scaling back CES presence from 2013
- Daily Android activations surpass 700,000
- Galaxy devices get Android 4.0 in Q1 2012
- Is 'Majel' Android's voice-recognition assistant?
- Google aiming at Siri with Clever Sense acquisition
- Nintendo casually outlines Q1 2012 software line-up
- Bethesda's epic Skyrim destroys the VGA competition
- Uncharted territory: 'The Last of Us' lets Naughty Dog off the leash
- Microsoft launches Xbox Live app for iOS devices
- OnLive brings console gaming to smartphones and tablets
- Court rules RIM cannot use BBX brand name
- Microsoft confirms public beta arrival of Windows 8
- Google toots 10 billion Android Market downloads
- Apple ups the temptation for Grand Central Station users
- Problems? What problems? Owners still love the iPhone 4S
- Microsoft brings TV voice control to Kinect
- Apple iOS resisting Android across the pond
- Sony pushes PS3 firmware v4.00
- Microsoft promises Windows 8 installation in '11 clicks'
- Siri voice technology cracked to run on Android
- Google looses Android 4.0.1 source code
- Apple iOS 5.0.1 update fixes iPhone 4S battery drain issue
- Adobe set to cease development of Flash Player mobile plugin
- HP preparing to sell webOS to highest bidder?
- HTC lists 'first wave' of Ice Cream Sandwich smartphones
- Apple: iPhone 4S battery fix will take weeks
- Android market dominance expands to United Kingdom
- Steve Jobs biography reveals Android hatred
- Ford cuts in-car texting risk with 'talkback' Sync feature
- Adobe announces Creative Cloud platform for 2012
- GlassesOff app promises to improve failing vision
- Video: Android 'Ice Cream Sandwich' makes early appearance
- Flickr app finally comes to Android devices
- Freebie Windows 8 tablets appearing on eBay
- Google launches Voice Actions for Android users in Europe
- Microsoft: Windows 8 preview is hit with developers
- Study reveals half the computing population uses pirated software
- Video: Windows 8 operating system boasts 8-second boot time
- Financial Times app yanked from Apple's App Store
- Gartner: Windows 7 on 94 percent of new PCs
- Google claims patent attacks are attempt to quash Android threat
- Android now on almost half of world's smartphones
- HP announces version 3.0.2 update for WebOS
- Mozilla's 'Boot to Gecko' project promises new open-source OS
- Lion update roars for 1 million Mac owners
- iPad gets VoIP call functionality via Coms app
- Android v3.2 promises 'incremental' improvements
- Apple hits UK App Store with 20 percent price hike
- Microsoft: Windows Phone 7 will NOT be on tablets
- Apple iOS now more popular than BlackBerry OS
- Skype Video Calling arrives for Android devices
- Smart View app brings TV media to Galaxy S II
- Apple moves to block DUI checkpoint applications
- Microsoft to launch cloud-based 'Office 365' on June 28
- Windows 8 is progression of Windows Phone 7
- Apple brings iWork apps to iPhone and iPod Touch
- BlueStacks offers access to Android apps on Windows computers
- Apple hits 500,000 app milestone
- Ballmer reveals Windows 8 will arrive in 2012
- Report: Android Market will overthrow App Store by August
- Apple outlines revamped $299 Final Cut Pro X software
- Adobe takes the shackles off Creative Suite 5.5
- Media giants target free Zite news application
- Rumour: iOS 5 shunted into autumn release slot
- New Cookie Finder app hunts down Girl Scout cookies
- First-day downloads: Firefox 4 mauls Internet Explorer 9
- App Store criticised following 'freedom from homosexuality' download
- Internet Explorer 9 racks up 2.35 million downloads in 24 hours
- Adobe confirms March 18 release for Flash 10.2
- Google Maps with Navigation update helps you avoid traffic jams
- Reports suggest IE9 will launch this month
- Gameloft to develop four mobile games with Unreal Engine 3.0
- Google shows Android popularity via fancy global graphics
- Microsoft confirms 'Kinect for Windows' software development kit
- Release Candidate for IE9 already downloaded by millions
- New Opera Mini and Opera Mobile browsers heading to MWC
- Apple releases v4.2.6 of the iPhone iOS
- Smartphones: Nokia to drop Symbian in favour of Windows Phone 7?
- Nielsen: Google Android is leading the smartphone pack
- Angry Birds on PC available for free via Intel's AppUp Centre
- Google expected to launch Honeycomb on Wednesday
- Paper Glider successfully marked as 10 billionth App Store download
- Eighth-grade developer's 'Bubble Ball' is huge App Store hit
- Hugh Hefner claims 'uncensored' Playboy app coming to iPad
- Apple and News Corp delay 'The Daily' digital newspaper
- Skype goes live with video calling on Apple devices
- Mozilla brings 2010 to a close with Firefox 4 Beta 8
- CES: Microsoft to unveil tablet-ready version of Windows
- Kaspersky updates Password Manager amid Gawker and Twitter furore
- Android still a growing force according to Andy Rubin
- Google delays Chrome OS until 'first half of 2011'
- RIM buys TAT to improve BlackBerry UI experiences
- Apple pulls 'anti-gay' application from App Store
- Google prepping Chrome Netbooks for early 2011?
- Google Voice finally available for Apple iPhone
- Skyfire Flash application so popular it's actually 'sold out'
- iPhone iOS squashed beneath Android's fist in Q3
- Microsoft announces cloud-based Office 365 software suite
- Google creates A.I. software capable of driving automobiles
- New speedy UEFI boot system to replace crawling Bios
- Report: Windows Phone 7 to be launched on October 11
- Rumour: Windows Phone 7 handsets to hit retail on October 21
- Sony Ericsson dumps Symbian in favour of Android
- Internet Explorer 9 beta shifts two million downloads without XP support
- Intel insists cracked HDCP code is not easily applied
- comScore: Android continues to drag back RIM and Apple
- Apple's iOS 4.1 set for Sept. 8 release
- iCam app shows user's home being robbed in real time
- Android gets impressive Voice Actions speak-only interface
- iTunes 9.2.1 fixes bugs and drops incompatible third-party plugins
- Microsoft extends Windows 7 downgrade service to 2020
- comScore: Android marches on as iPhone and BlackBerry falter
- Microsoft names and shames pirate software retailers
- Improvements galore in Beta 1 of Firefox 4 browser
- Google officially releases v2.2 of its Android OS
- Dell in talks with Google regarding Chrome OS
- Adobe rolls out Flash Player 10.1 for Apple Mac
- Microsoft officially launches free online Office Web Apps
- Ford drivers get in SYNC with Google Maps
- Adobe WIRED Reader brings magazines to life
- New PDF software pushes features and proactive security
- Amazon announces free 'Kindle for Android' app
- Sessions announced for Worldwide Developers Conference 2010
- Opera Mini receives official App Store approval
