Technology News Archive - June 16, 2012
Often, computers and frustration seem to go hand and hand. Whether it’s because we simply cannot connect to the Internet, or because a file that should've been saved wasn't, we can all relate to each other when it comes to giving our beloved electronic devices a five-finger slap.
Everyone has a daddy. It’s a simple fact. To blow your mind with another great factoid, everything has a daddy as well. Something always comes from somewhere. I was just blessed enough to come from a dad who is just as big of a tech-geek as I am.
An estimated 90% of the profits earned from the worldwide smartphone market belong to just two companies, according to a new report published Friday by ABI Research.
In the days following Facebook's February announcement that it would be going public, the company faced a multitude of questions from federal regulators in the U.S., according to information released by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday.
The overall demand for tablet computers is on the rise, and amongst most customers, the iPad's lead over rival Android systems will increase over the next several years, according to a new International Data Corporation (IDC) study released on Thursday.
The first one went quietly, Wooga pulled its Game Monster World from the Google+ games section. This happened on May 1 with little fanfare. The absence of Bejeweled Blitz from Electronic Arts' PopCap Games this past week got a little more notice.
A working Apple I computer and a hand written note and memo from Steve Jobs sold at auction yesterday, earning a record high $374,500 for the computer and $27,500 for the note and memo.
LAS VEGAS, June 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- InfoComm International, the trade association representing the commercial audiovisual industry, and the United Veterans Learning
LAS VEGAS, June 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- InfoComm 2012, the annual conference and exhibition for professional audiovisual buyers and sellers worldwide, held June

