Apple unveiled a new programming language for developers earlier this week at the 2014 Worldwide Developers Conference called Swift. Designed for streamlining code and reducing bugs, the programming language received a rousing round of applause from developers in attendance — but what does it really mean for the App store ecosystem?
A day after a full trailer for the upcoming Pokémon games for the Nintendo 3DS was released, The Pokémon Company International announced a new Mega Evolution for a Hoenn-based pocket monster.
Not everyone can fly to Brazil for the FIFA World Cup 2014, but Google is giving everyone the chance to tour the 12 official World Cup stadiums from the comfort of your pajamas: Introducing Google Street View's World Cup stadium tours.
More tweaks to make your iOS device faster, stronger. There's plenty of recent iOS 7 tweaks that will allow you to use your jailbroken device in a way you never used it before.
Twitter sees its COO resign. Twitter's Chief Operating Officer Ali Rowghani has decided to step down from his position at the company. He will remain employed by the company and will act as an adviser.
Guess what travelers and soccer (sorry, football) fans, there's a whole world out there to get you. In fact, you might land in a trap just Googling your favorite striker.
Another benefit for the yearly subscription service Amazon added another benefit for its yearly subscription members. On Thursday, the company debuted Prime Music, a streaming music service that boasts over one million songs.
Duracell Powermats will be offered for customers. Among the first things a Starbucks drink-in customer does when arriving at the cafe is search for a wall outlet to plug in their laptops and smartphones.
When the FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil begins in São Paulo on Thursday, the kickoff of the Opening Ceremony will be something you've literally never seen before: A brain-controlled robotic bionic exoskeleton suit will enable a paraplegic Brazilian teen to get up from his wheelchair and make the ceremonial first kick of the tournament.
Tobacco products including electronic cigarettes, as well as traditional cigars, may soon be regulated under new powers requested by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
Pop-ups and gibberish tweets sent out due to virus. Tweetdeck, a popular third-party application that offers Twitter users more powerful features, was forced to shut down its service Wednesday morning due to spam tweets.
The FIFA World Cup 2014 isn't the first time a large sporting event has taken place in the digital age. But nevertheless, for a number of reasons, it will be one of the most high-tech live events ever, especially the way we watch it.
Fans are not happy with Ubisoft's explanation for excluding female characters. Female characters are not available in the next Assassin's Creed game because it's just too hard.
Recently elected Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis in on a five-day trip in the United States, and he's looking to improve foreign direct investments and trade from big-name companies to his country. He also addressed concerns about taking employment opportunities away from Americans.
"Pokémon Omega Ruby" and "Pokémon Alpha Sapphire" are the latest remakes of the Pokémon franchise, and it's release date has been confirmed for later this year.
Report shows a reduction in price for iMacs and better specs too. If you're looking for a new desktop computer and you like Apple, now is the time to wait.
Nintendo's open-world game was well-received In a promising presentation in the recently concluded E3 2014, Nintendo banked on its classic games and iconic characters.
More photos and speculations arise for the newest iPhone The iPhone 6 could be called the iPhone Air. That's because it is expected to be the thinnest iPhone ever.
