Earlier this week, Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One, the long awaited succesor to the Xbox 360. In terms of console development, this installment has been a long time coming More
Is the Budget iPhone 5 for you?
Ever caught wind of the possible “budget” version of the iPhone 5? Rumors are quickly spreading around the web about the possible release of a downgraded version of the latest Apple smartphone, scaling down on some of its components while retaining the performance. More
What to expect from Google I/O 2013
Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O, is just few days away. It begins on Wednesday, May 15 and ends on Friday, May 17. In the mean time let’s have a look at what to expect from the geeky guys at Google. More
Digital Caveman
This article discusses the idea that the ancient human impulse to learn and take risks is still at the core of technological progress as we know it today. More
How to find out your Retina Macbook Pro screen manufacturer?
LG and Samsung are the only screen manufacturers for the Apple Retina MacBook Pro line. It is an interesting fact to know but why would someone want to find out their screen manufacturer when it works fine?. Well, that’s where the problem comes in. More
The fine line between Power and Influence
Many people frequently confuse the meaning of power and influence, often using them interchangeably. This article explores the underlying definitions of these two attributes we come across in our lives and sets out a clear message why influence is greater than power. More
Sphero by Orbotix | The Coolest Ball In Town
A month ago, we got a cool gadget for review. The package was unboxed and we found a shiny white ball on the inside. Yes, a ball. Wait, not just any other ball. Introducing Sphero. Sphero is a $100 robotic ball, a gaming system, a pet toy and a programmable machine. Yes, it’s the stuff of geeks!
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The Semantic Web and Your SEO
Every time we discuss search engine optimization, in any format, and almost any context, the discussion takes a predictable path that loosely translates into a simple question: what is it that I need to do to game search? More
Introducing Chart.js | The HTML5 Charts Library
Chart.js is an easy, object orientated HTML5 charting library for designers and developers. Chart.js makes data visualisation very easy, allowing you to display data graphically in your web projects – and all it takes is just a few minutes to set up. More
10 Responsive Websites You Should See
Responsive Web Design is becoming popular as we go mobile. It enables website layouts to appear differently on various devices, like desktop, notebook or mobile. Responsive sites are like water, you put it into a container and it takes its shape – very flexible. More