Google to Pay for Free Software Patches By Marshall Honorof Google doesn't own any open-source software, but it will gladly pay you money to make it more secure.
Move, Watch, Share Videos with New RealPlayer Cloud By Kevin Parrish RealNetworks now has a cloud service for storing, sharing and streaming your videos.
Review: Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 By Cherlynn Low Photoshop Elements 12 adds powerful features from Adobe's professional photo-editing software while keeping the interface easy enough for novices.
EA Claims Apple Paid Money for Delay of PvZ 2 Android By Kevin Parrish Apple denies that it paid any cash for Plants vs. Zombies 2 exclusivity.
Microsoft Talks More About 3D Printing in Windows 8.1 By Kevin Parrish Microsoft and hardware partners created a new 3D print format for Windows 8.1.
Sony Bravia Smart Stick is a Google TV Dongle By Kevin Parrish Sony is cramming Google TV into an HDMI dongle, but it will only be compatible with specific TVs.
Samsung May Release Tizen-Based TVs in 2014 By Kevin Parrish A Tizen HDTV would fit perfectly within Samsung's non-Android multi-device experience.
Google Glass App Store Coming in 2014 By Kevin Parrish This app store may be a stand-alone repository like Google's Chrome Web Store.
Chrome Packaged Apps Now Available By Kevin Parrish Google has moved one step closer into invading every desktop and laptop. Eat that, Apple.
Google Upgrades Hangouts with 720p Video By Kevin Parrish Google is moving to use WebRTC in Hangouts.
Feedly Now Offers Pro Subscription Model By Kevin Parrish The Pro version costs $5 a month or $45 per year for added features like search and Evernote integration.
BitTorrent Sync Finally Heading to iOS Devices By Kevin Parrish The iOS version of BitTorrent Sync is launching on Apple's App Store this week.
Xbox One Launch Titles Revealed By Kevin Parrish There will be twenty-three titles available during the Xbox One lauch.
Microsoft Finally Merges Skype With Outlook.com By Kevin Parrish Skype for Outlook.com has come out of beta, and is now available in six countries.
Half-Life 3 May Be Delayed Over Mo-Cap Tech By Kevin Parrish This latest rumor points to Valve ironing out motion-capture tech in a new engine.
Facebook Investing in Voice Recognition Technology By Kevin Parrish Facebook has scooped up the developer behind the popular Jibbigo Translator app.
StarCraft 2 MMO Mod Heads to Kickstarter By Kevin Parrish Upheaval Arts needs funding to finally push the mod into open beta.
GIF Chat First App for New Pinger Network By Kevin Parrish Pinger has launched a dedicated messaging network that feeds a number of Pinger-based texting apps.
Microsoft Intros Windows Phone App Studio By Kevin Parrish This free tool lets anyone create an app for Windows Phone.
Blizzard Linking Low-Population WoW Servers By Kevin Parrish Blizzard will start "linking" low-population servers after the launch of Patch 5.4.
EverQuest Next Aims to Evolve the MMO Genre By Kevin Parrish Welcome to the next generation of EverQuest.
Wolfenstein: The New Order Delayed to 2014 By Kevin Parrish The upcoming Wolfenstein revival isn't expected to launch until sometime in 2014.
Deep Silver Offering Awesome Humble Bundle Deal By Kevin Parrish He's a Humble Bundle deal you can't pass up.
EA Explains Why Mirror's Edge 2 Took So Long By Kevin Parrish It had to be the right idea at the right time. We want it right now.
No Half-Life 3 for E3 2014, Says Valve By Kevin Parrish Valve has nuked a rumor that Half-Life 3 will make an appearance at E3 2013.
Google Confirms it Paid Nearly $1 Billion for Waze By Kevin Parrish Google confirmed how much it actually paid for the social GPS service.
Saints Row 4 Up for Re-Review by Australian Classification Board By Catherine Cai Saints Row 4 is up for re-review with the ACB.
Google Releases Windows Driver, App for Cloud Print Service By Kevin Parrish Google's new driver supposedly allows users to print from Windows-based applications to any printer listed on Google Cloud Print.
Plugin-free Video Conferencing Now in Chrome Beta Android By Kevin Parrish Chrome Beta of Android now support WebRTC and the Web Audio API.
Google Adding Bluetooth Support, More to Packaged Apps By Kevin Parrish Google is integrating ever so slowly into every operating system.
