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Acer C7 Chromebook getting 16GB SSD option, keeping $199 price tag -
Acer's C7 Chromebook is the cheapest way to get in on Google's cloud-OS party.
Drive and Calendar search rolling out to all US Gmail accounts -
In October Google started a field trial that allowed users to peruse their Drive files and Calendar entries straight from the Gmail search box.
Microsoft: next-gen Kinect sensor for Windows to launch in 2014 -
Microsoft already gave us a look at its next-gen Kinect alongside the Xbox One, but today the company circled back to announce an update to the Windows version of its sensor.
Rhapsody announces new iPhone app, redesigned from the ground up -
Not to be outdone by some of its music-streaming counterparts, Rhapsody's releasing a revamped version of its iPhone app today.
Microsoft's Sculpt Mobile Mouse and Sculpt Comfort Mouse have built-in Start buttons, arrive in the coming weeks -
File this under "things we could have sworn already existed.
Twitter reveals 'Twitter Amplify' as its video program, signs up MLB and a slew of other partners -
Twitter announced Twitter Amplify this morning, the official name of its program to partner with video creators to embed video directly into the company's social stream.
Smule Guitar app plays nicely with Sing (video) -
Bay Area app developer Smule has amassed an army of mobile instruments, but really, what fun are all those music makers without a little good old fashioned jamming? Today, the company's offering up the simply named Guitar, an app that lets you strum along to songs recorded through its equally straightforwardly named Sing.
Mailbox 1.3 for iOS brings iPad support -
There have been calls for an iPad-native Mailbox app virtually from the get-go -- some of us want to get to inbox zero on a bigger screen, after all.
BSkyB paying Virgin Media $74 million for a network makeover -
Customers with Sky Broadband might find their speeds begin to crawl northward towards the end of the year.
Grand Theft Auto 5 collector's editions priced at $80 and $150, coming September 17 -
When a TV, movie or games series is a big deal, it deserves, no, demands a limited edition box-set, preferably including either artwork or an article of clothing -- something that shows your commitment to the cause.
