It seems that at present Google has little interest in developing Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 versions of its business apps.
Privacy is already a rather hot-button issue nowadays, but when it comes to the privacy of children, the issue is greatly compounded.
The Firefox OS Simulator is distributed as a Firefox add-on, which when installed allows you to launch Firefox OS straight from Firefox.
For those looking forward to developing for the BlackBerry 10 there is good news.
As Linux Kernel 3.7 releases, work doesn’t stop on Linux, and the upcoming 3.8 release seems to be an interesting one indeed.
WordPress 3.5 “Elvin” has been released and brings a number of improvements to the popular CMS.
Adobe’s subscription-based Creative Cloud service has just received a major update that purportedly adds a number of new products to individual products and to the service as a whole.
Valve has till now been an exclusively software-oriented company, but now it seems that they have their own hardware gaming console in sight.
SparkleShare is an impressive open source project that has an interesting twist of file synchronization.
While HP doesn’t seem to know what to do with webOS, which it purchased from Palm and subsequently killed, members of a group called Phoenix International Communications seems to have a plan.
