We have very significant news to share with our government customers – today the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet officially received FIPS 140-2 certification, the first tablet to ever have rece... Read more
As educators struggle to motivate more students to take up technology-related majors, breakout online education startup, Khan Academy, has a novel approach. ”Computer Science is an intensely... Read more
It’s very easy to get caught up in the Android versus iPhone duel and Google’s recruiting battles with its newly-public Silicon Valley neighbor, Facebook. But neither one of thos... Read more
There are just a few weeks to go until Apple is expected to announce the next iPhone, and new iPhone parts are leaking out like crazy. Now, the smartphone repair website UbreakiFix claims to... Read more
Google has announced that its fleet of autonomous or self-driving cars has now completed more than 300,000 miles (482,800km) of testing. The company says the vehicles have covered a wide ran... Read more
On Sunday, it was a hijacked Reuters Twitter feed trying to create the impression of a rebel collapse in Aleppo. On Monday, it was another account purporting to be a Russian diplomat announc... Read more
Over the past few days, the latest round of purported pictures of Apple’s forthcoming iPhone 5 have hit the web. And I can’t be the only potential customer who is deflated by wha... Read more
Right on schedule, Microsoft has just announced on its Windows Team blog that Windows 8 has emerged from its long development and testing phase, and will soon be in the hands of manufacturer... Read more
As if Olympians didn’t already feel like winners. They got a double triple dose of the royal treatment yesterday, when Team GB’s foremost cheerleaders, Prince William, Kate Middl... Read more
Of all the limitations that Google’s NFC-based Wallet payment system had, perhaps the biggest was that of card compatibility — once you blew through that free $10 credit, it only ever worked... Read more
