Technology

Check out Microsoft’s newest beatboxing, breakdancing ad for the Surface Pro

Microsoft's finally taken to selling their Windows Surface Pro across the US a few days ago and as expected, they've put the full weight of their advertising prowess behind...

You wanna race like a pro? Maybe Gran Turismo is a good idea.

Or maybe it was. Nissan's GT Academy, a program that takes people who are extremely talented at playing Gran Turismo and teaches them how to drive actual racing vehicles,...

Brett Ratner is making an animated Farmville TV series

We wish we were making this up, but we're totally and completely serious - according to the Wall Street Journal, director Brett Ratner (who directed the Rush Hour film series,...

Canalys: Android makes up 70% of all smartphones and 34% of all phones sold in Q4 2012

Android is still the king of all smartphones as far as sheer volume is concerned according to research firm Canlys. Their latest report which tracks mobile shipments all 'round...

That’s no moon.

Since the Whitehouse officially shot down (hurr hurr) the previous call to build a death star a few weeks back, the rest of the dark side-backed world has taken...

Google welcomes the Chinese New Year with (water) Snake Doodle on home page

If you've opened Google lately, you may have noticed that the search company has created a brand new, interactive Google Doodle to celebrate the Chinese New Year. The new...

Nokia unveils 206 dual-SIM feature phone, yours for only Php 2,850

Need an affordable, stylish dual-SIM device? Why not try out Nokia's newest dual-SIM phone, the 206? The Nokia 206 features an alphanumeric keypad and a 2.4-inch color display. While...

BlackBerry will not be bringing any more smartphones to Japan

News out of the wires today is that BlackBerry will no longer be bringing smartphones to Japan. According to a Reuters report, the company will now forgo selling their...

Wikipad unveils 7-inch gaming tablet in the US

Seems like Android gaming fever has taken over a couple of folks in the US. Wikipad apparently wants to compete with NVIDIA's handheld project shield with an Android gaming...