For those that frequented arcades in the early 1980s, you might remember a little game called Star Castle — a great space shooter where you had to destroy an enemy cannon protected by layers of Continue reading…
AT&T's Mobile Transfer is now available for Windows Phone handsets, offering an easy way for Lumia 900 owners to swap their contacts (along with up to 2GB of photos and videos) onto their shiny new Continue reading…
We were teased with a video of Android 4.0 running on a Nokia N9 last month, and now an unofficial public alpha release of the OS for the N9 is available over at NITDroid. The 3.9-inch handset is a Continue reading…
It's a sad fact that the popularity of consoles today means that PC games are rarely developed to the hardware's full potential. However, while Borderlands 2 probably won't push your gaming rig too Continue reading…
When the Thunderbolt interface was initially announced by Intel, it was expected to utilize fiber optic cables to allow for faster transfer speeds across longer distances, but copper cables were Continue reading…
Last month we were excited to report about work being done on a port of Valve's Portal for Android, but sadly, it looks like this is the end of the road for the project. While the port was never Continue reading…
If you don't feel like being glued to your PC this long weekend, we've got another Presidents' Day bargain for you — Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for iOS are each Continue reading…
Rick Walrond, a Windows Phone app developer, has demonstrated how he's managed to get one of his games running on Windows 8 with over 90 percent of the original code. The port of AlphaDrops took about Continue reading…
There's been a deluge of classic games making their way to Android smartphones and tablets lately, and it appears there's another one on the way — though it won't be coming through official Continue reading…
Our love affair with the Nokia N9's Harmattan UI may soon be coming to an end, thanks to a pretty massive upgrade being cooked up for the 3.9-inch smartphone by the developer community: Android 4.0! Continue reading…
