Articles by Alexandra Burlacu
Audio Pro LV1 Wireless Stereo Speaker System Joins The Living Line
Specialist loudspeaker company Audio Pro has announced the launch of its newest addition to its Living wireless speaker range, the Audio Pro LV1.
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Valve To Launch Custom-Made PC To Compete With Game Consoles (All You Need To Know)
Valve Software has revolutionized the world of PC gaming with its Steam service, and now it is entering the hardware business.
Foxconn Wants To Expand American Footprint: Here's Why
Manufacturing giant Foxconn Technology Group has confirmed plans to expand its operations to North America, as customers request more products made in the U.S.A.
Google Now Is Headed To Chrome Web Browser
The popular Google Now service is currently bundled into the Google Search app for Android 4.1 and later, but it’s apparently headed to Chrome as well.
Dark Souls 2 Announced At Video Games Awards 2012: Coming To PC, Xbox 360, PS3
The 2012 Video Game Awards abounded with celebrity appearances and videogames, but one of the most exciting highlights was the unveiling of Dark Souls 2.
Instagram No Longer Showing In Twitter Feeds: New Rival On The Way?
Instagram photos went M.I.A. on Twitter, as the photo-sharing company turned off all support for the popular micro-blogging site.
BookBook: One-of-a-Kind, Hard Leather Case For MacBook Pro
Twelve South has created a one-of-a-kind, hardback leather case designed exclusively for the high-end MacBook Pro, offering an intriguing disguise and solid protection.
Apple, Google Team Up To Buy $500M Kodak Patents
Common goals have prompted Apple and Google to join forces and fight on the same side, at least for a little while.
John McAfee: Will He Spend Christmas In Prison?
Software guru John McAfee is feeling better after being hospitalized for chest pain, but might end up spending the holidays in prison.
T-Mobile Killing Phone Subsidies, Gunning For AT&T In 2013
T-Mobile announced it would eliminate phone subsidies next year, shifting completely to its 'Value' plans in a bid to spur its turnaround.
Ultrabooks To Sport 480GB SSDs Soon, Courtesy Of Mushkin
PC component supplier Mushkin has unveiled a 480GB mSATA solid-state drive (SSD), aiming to change the game for Ultrabooks’ storage capacity.
Presenting DoorBot: The Wireless Doorbell That Lets You See Visitors On Your Smartphone
DoorBot aims to eliminate the mystery of who's ringing one's doorbell, sending live video of the person at the door to the owner's smartphone or tablet.
FCC Urges FAA To Be Lenient With Passenger Use of Electronic Devices During Take-Off And Landing
Yes, you read that right: one U.S. government agency is telling another U.S. government agency to allow electronic devices on airplanes during takeoff and landing.
Hungry? Bite Into This Japanese iPhone 5 Case
Only in Japan: iPhone 5 owners with a healthy appetite and some money to spare can now eat their crunchy iPhone case.
Apple TV May Become Reality, Hints CEO Tim Cook
Rumors of an Apple TV have been making rounds for quite some time, and Apple CEO Tim Cook has added more fuel to the fire.
Google Apps for Business No Longer Free For Small Firms – Why?
Small businesses' free ride on Google Apps is now over, as the company has decided to stop offering the suite free of cost.
Android Accessories: Polk Audio Adds New Line Of UltraFit Headphones For Android
Popular headphones and speaker systems maker Polk Audio has announced a new line of headphones designed specifically for use with Android devices.
EveryoneEat! - The Nutrition App With A Difference
FoodCalc Inc. announced the launch of its new EveryoneEat! app for Android and iOS, enabling people with chronic diseases to make better meal decisions.
Apple vs Samsung Patent Battle Resumes Today: What You Need To Know
Samsung and Apple just can’t stay away from the courthouse, and the two tech giants are now back in the ring over Samsung's $1.05 billion fine.
Apple iPad Will Lead Tablet Race Through 2016: IDC
Research firm IDC has raised its forecast for tablet shipments through 2016, while projecting that Apple will maintain its lead over Google's Android.
Topi: The Mobile App That Helps Conference Organizers And Attendees Connect
New York City-based Topi has unveiled a new, first-of-its-kind mobile app for business users, aiming to revolutionize the way they interact at conferences and events.
Kickvox Launched: Can It Revolutionize Mobile Search?
Kickvox, a company claiming to have “reengineered” mobile search, has announced the launch of its new mobile search engine for iOS and Android.
Yahoo Buys OnTheAir To Compete Better With Google
Yahoo has just snapped up San Francisco-based startup OnTheAir, marking its second acquisition since Marissa Mayer took over as CEO back in July.
Tumblr Accounts Hacked By 'Racist' Javascript Virus – Thousands Affected
A malicious worm has hit popular site Tumblr, posting a racist message to users’ blogs without their permission.
21.5-inch iMac 2012 Teardown By iFixit: What You Need To Know
Repair firm iFixit conducted its customary teardown of new Apple products, and gave the 21.5-inch iMac a “repairability score” of three out of ten.
Mitsubishi Ditches Rear-Projection TV Range, Finally Exiting DLP Market
Mitsubishi announced plans to cease production of rear-projection television (RPTV) sets, coming in as the last major player to leave the sinking RPTV boat.
Mars Rover Curiosity Finds Dirt, Not Life
NASA has confirmed rumors that its Curiosity rover has found organic compounds on Mars, but said they likely came from Earth, along with the rover.
