We know that the Instagram team has been working on a version of their application for Google's Android platform, and now the company has shown off Instagram for Android at this year's SXSW. The application was briefly demonstrated, and they also announced that Instagram now has over 27 million … [Read more...] about Instagram For Android Demoed AT SXSW
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Nokia Windows 8 Tablet Coming In Quarter Four?
We have been hearing rumors of a Nokia tablet that will run Microsoft's Windows 8 for a while now. Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop has mentioned previously that Nokia is considering launching a Windows 8-based tablet. Now it would appear that we may have some more details about the new Windows 8 tablet … [Read more...] about Nokia Windows 8 Tablet Coming In Quarter Four?
Sony Tablet P Now Easily Rooted
Owner's of Sony's latest Tablet P foldable tablet may be pleased to learn that a method of easily rooting the device has now been discovered. This new capability allows you to customize your Sony Tablet P in any way you like, providing greater flexibility and control over your device. The method to … [Read more...] about Sony Tablet P Now Easily Rooted
Apple’s iPhoto Can Be Installed On Original iPad With Simple Hack
Last week, Apple announced the new iPad 3, along with a range of new apps for the tablet. One of those was iPhoto, a powerful photo editing and management tool designed to take full advantage of the iPad's capabilities. However, the application only works on the iPad 2 and iPad 3, leaving original … [Read more...] about Apple’s iPhoto Can Be Installed On Original iPad With Simple Hack
Nokia Lumia 900 Coming To AT&T April 22nd For $99
We previously heard that the Nokia Lumia 900 would be available from US mobile carrier AT&T from the 18th of March, it now looks like the launch may be delayed slightly and the device will now land on AT&T on the 22nd of April. It looks like the pricing we previously reported will be the … [Read more...] about Nokia Lumia 900 Coming To AT&T April 22nd For $99
Bethesda, Mojang Settle Scrolls Lawsuit In Minecraft Developer’s Favour
There will never be a Mojang-developed Elder Scrolls-like game called Scrolls. Though the chances of that happening were vanishingly small in any case, as Mojang just made a very successful indie game and not struck oil, Bethesda felt the need to clarify that. Mojang will, however, make its card … [Read more...] about Bethesda, Mojang Settle Scrolls Lawsuit In Minecraft Developer’s Favour
Assassin’s Creed 3 Lets You Assassinate Someone 30 Seconds In
The move to a new hero and setting will also come with a major overhaul to remove feature bloat in the new Assassin's Creed, creative director Alex Hutchinson revealed at GDC. He named immediacy as "a big problem for us on AC3 actually, and the franchise in general," as part of the larger theme of … [Read more...] about Assassin’s Creed 3 Lets You Assassinate Someone 30 Seconds In
Minecraft Dev Talks Piracy At GDC
Authoring an enormously successful indie game comes with advantages other than money or recognition. It also comes with a decent-sized soapbox. And what Minecraft creator Notch chose to do with his at GDC was to tackle the oft-discussed, but never ever settled problem of piracy. His take? … [Read more...] about Minecraft Dev Talks Piracy At GDC
3.5 Million Mass Effect 3 Copies Shipped Worldwide
Mass Effect 3 was always going to do well. Commander Shepard's saga has grown from a flawed RPG curio to a sleek cover shooter powerhouse in the space of two games. And the third entry in the series seems set to take the franchise even further, as 3.5 million copies have made their way to retailers … [Read more...] about 3.5 Million Mass Effect 3 Copies Shipped Worldwide
Police to Raid The Pirate Bay, According to Sources
After the first raid done by the Swedish government 6 years ago, The Pirate Bay, the world's most popular torrent site, is again threatened by another crackdown, according to credible sources. The Pirate Bay itself confirmed the news regarding a pending raid and revealed that they have been … [Read more...] about Police to Raid The Pirate Bay, According to Sources
Engineers Develop Optimal Path Predictor for Underwater Robots
Engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed groundbreaking software designed to predict the fastest and most efficient routes for underwater vehicles to travel from one point to another. Interestingly, the optimal path might not always be a straight line. The breakthrough … [Read more...] about Engineers Develop Optimal Path Predictor for Underwater Robots
Robotic Refueling With Space Station Robotics
NASA's Robotic Refueling Mission (RRM) began on the International Space Station with the Canadian Dextre Robot and RRM tools last March 7-9, 2012. This is a milestone for the world since the Canadian Robot will be declared as the coolest gas buddy... in the universe. (kidding!) RRM is a joint … [Read more...] about Robotic Refueling With Space Station Robotics
