From now on, Google Apps is no longer free
Ever since December 6th, the utility suite Google Apps, which up until then was free, became a paid service that costs $50 per year...
Pwnium Competition: $3 million if you can hack Chrome OS
Google has confirmed that Pwnium, a competition for hackers in which the goal is to discover security flaws in the Chrome OS, will take...
Skyrocket your business with latest Cloud computing services
Present era marks a brand new start for a latest technology called Cloud Computing which has been recently introduced by Microsoft. Over twenty years ago,...
The EU wants Google to modify its search results
Google and the European Union have a long history of disputes, and it doesn’t seem as though they’re going to end anytime soon. This...
Instagram will be able to sell your photos to third parties
The social network known for enabling users to apply filters to their photos, Instagram, has updated its terms of use. This change of direction...
The new Opera 12.10 is now available
The latest version of Opera is now available for download. It is a browser that offers exciting features, even though it’s not among those...
Pope Benedict XVI creates a Twitter account
A couple days ago, the leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI, took another step closer to his followers using modern technology by...
3D printers capable of creating stem cells and artificial food
The world of 3D printing has contributed many great innovations in recent years, beyond being a futuristic tool for automated modeling. From the woodworking...
Google Images gets a makeover
Google announced on its official corporate blog that in short it is going to change the structure and appearance of its Google Images service,...
The first images of Mega, Megaupload’s successor
Why deny it? There’s lot’s of excitement about Mega, the new Internet service from the entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, which has been named “Megaupload’s successor”....
