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Bye Bye, Free News! Belgian Publishers Plan to Intro “Digital Content License” To Make Readers Pay

By Mike Wheatley Jan 2, 2013

Just weeks after successfully forcing Google to pay for linking to their sites, it looks as though Belgium’s newspaper industry is about to crap all over its readers, with reports suggesting publishers will collaborate…

Intel Set-Top Box No Show At CES Despite Boastful TV Dreams

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 2, 2013

In March 2012, Intel Corp. surprised everyone with their plans to enter the pay TV arena by the end of the year, but 2012 came to an end and Intel’s web TV service is still a…

Anonymous Makes a Promise to Keep Things Interesting

By Mike Wheatley Jan 2, 2013

Hacktivist collective Anonymous posted an ominous warning over the weekend, promising of many more cyberattacks to come in 2013. As well as posting the statement “Expect us 2013”, the collective also posted a video…

Reddit Celebrates “Billions” of Milestones in 2012 as Facebook Stumbles into 2013

By Maria Deutscher Jan 2, 2013

Reddit is showing us that Facebook and Twitter have not completely monopolized the social scene just yet. The company announced on its blog that 2012 was a milestone year for both the site and…

Amazon to Netflix: Sorry We Ruined Christmas, But Data Saved the Day

By Maria Deutscher Jan 2, 2013

Amazon sent out an official apology to users who have been affected by the massive AWS outage last week. Chances are you’re one of them. On December 24, a member of the crew in…

Is China The New Google!?

By Mike Wheatley Jan 2, 2013

Last week’s decision by the Chinese government to turn the screws on its already tight rules surrounding internet usage weren’t exactly, how can we put it… ‘warmly received’ by human rights activists and hacktivists.…

Apple Already Testing iPhone 6 and iOS 7

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 2, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: Developers report iPhone 6 and iOS 7 already in the works; Samsung’s bid to seal sales data denied; and Google Project Glass still under development. Developers report iPhone 6…

Apple vs. Lenovo: Who Will China Love Most?

By Saroj Kar Jan 2, 2013

The highly anticipated launch of the iPhone 5 in China, the second largest market for Apple, was deemed successful by many accounts, but still failed to halt the progress of Lenovo, arguably the most…

Boost Your BYOD Performance With These Work-Related Apps

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 2, 2013

The new year has just begun, and for many of you, there’s countless changes ahead. They may have to do with your work or personal life. They could be something as simple as using…

Will Google Finally Lose Its Grip on Search in 2013?

By Mike Wheatley Jan 1, 2013

As far as internet search goes Google heads into 2013 looking as dominant as it’s ever been, controlling a massive 84.5% share of the global market according to some sources, including a solid 67%…

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Bye Bye, Free News! Belgian Publishers Plan to Intro “Digital Content License” To Make Readers Pay

Intel Set-Top Box No Show At CES Despite Boastful TV Dreams

Anonymous Makes a Promise to Keep Things Interesting

Reddit Celebrates “Billions” of Milestones in 2012 as Facebook Stumbles into 2013

Amazon to Netflix: Sorry We Ruined Christmas, But Data Saved the Day

Is China The New Google!?

Apple Already Testing iPhone 6 and iOS 7

Apple vs. Lenovo: Who Will China Love Most?

Boost Your BYOD Performance With These Work-Related Apps

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