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Twitter Finally Gets Two-Factor Authentication -
In a pure case of closing the barn doors after the horses have come home (and so many corporate Twitter accounts have been hacked), Twitter has announced today the option to implement two-factor authentication.
Let's Talk About Why Yahoo Really Bought Tumblr: Native Advertising -
If we needed an event to wake people up to the power of native advertising, it's surely Yahoo's $1.
If Google+ Is Good, Why Does Google Force It On Us? -
Google really, really wants us to like Google+. Google is embedding Google+ into each of its products, making it increasingly difficult to use its services without embracing the Google+ borg, whether you want to or not.
The Sky Is Falling For Smartphone Maker HTC -
Smartphone manufacturer HTC is in disarray. According to a report from The Verge, the company is hemorrhaging executives from its Seattle-based office amid poor sales, internal turmoil and controversy.
Why Your App Design Doesn't Have To Be All Thumbs -
The debate about app design largely centers around screen size.
How Google Is Wooing Developers To Make Apps For Android First -
This post is the first in the ReadWrite series "Making Android Pay," in which we'll explore the opportunities and challenges mobile developers face in trying to make money from Android apps.
Xbox One: The Most Restrictive Game Console Ever Made -
If the Xbox One is the future of gaming, then that future is as grim as everyone feared.
Xbox One Photo Gallery: A Close-Up Look At Microsoft's Shiny, Shiny Future Of Gaming -
Today in Redmond, Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One, its vision for the future of home entertainment.
Xbox One: Microsoft's Big Bid To Pwn The Living Room -
It's not every day one of the big three gaming powerhouses announces a new console.
Sorry, Internet: Tumblr Founder David Karp Is Not A Billionaire -
On Monday, Yahoo announced it was buying Tumblr, the blog network, for $1.
