Facebook Home ad features Facebook addiction, drag queens and cats
Produced in order to build excitement around the upcoming launch of the new Facebook Home user interface, the social network has created an energetic advertisement called Airplane.
Report: Google Fiber is headed to Austin, Texas Definitely a exciting turn of events for Austin residents and local businesses, early reports indicate that Google will announce the launch of Google Fiber within Austin, Texas in the next few days.
California court rules checking smartphone maps while driving is illegal Potentially making the navigation of large California cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles more problematic, drivers aren't allowed to pick up their smartphones and check Google Maps while driving.
iPhone 5 now available for pre-order with T-Mobile T-Mobile is now accepting pre-orders for the iPhone 5, with down payment prices starting at just $100. Since the carrier did away with contracts, however, new phones will have to be paid in full.
Apple vs. Samsung: The legal battle continues An FTC judge ruled that the text selecting functionality Samsung uses on several devices infringed on an Apple patent. If the ruling is upheld, the export of several phone models to the U.S. may be suspended.
Lexus buffs up the Toyota RAV4 to make a BMW X1-fighting hybrid crossover Lexus aims to join the growing compact luxury crossover segment, but will buyers be swayed by yet another rebadged Toyota?
Is Ubuntu really an alternative to Windows? Ubuntu is now nine years old. Over the years, it turned Linux from an arcane, difficult OS into software most users can understand within hours. Do users angry about Windows 8 finally have a real alternative, or does Microsoft still hold the lead?
Buzzing over golf greens, ghostly ruins, and Mars in this week’s staff picks You want to know all the best from around the Web in the past week, but you don’t want to have to look for it, right? Never fear. We’ve trolled the matrix to find the coolest, weirdest, and most interesting tidbits of the past seven days. Have at it.
Jetsetter: The Nintendo Wii U gets a bonafide bestseller in Europe Digital Trends' weekly look at the world of import gaming and international game development brings news this week of an actual Nintendo Wii U game that's selling out in Europe. Also: A new game from a Kenyan indie developer and a Japanese fighter from a Street Fighter champ.
Nissan targets young drivers, in-car connectivity fad with new ‘Friend-ME’ Concept Nissan’s new Friend-ME concept to be unveiled at the Shanghai auto show is intended to provide a glimpse at the future of in-car connectivity. But is the technology too much
The lifespan of a meme: The rise and fall of Grumpy Cat and other Internet celebrities You might be chanting "Long live the meme," but nothing lasts forever. Especially not online. Those images and videos and whatever else we momentarily cling to come and go faster than an eye blink - one day we're emailing links to everyone we know, and the next we're trolling Tumblr to find the next viral sensation. Here's a quick look at some of our favorite memes and their moments in the sun.
Race tech versus road tech: Does your car have anything in common with a Le Mans endurance racer? Not much, but that doesn't mean we won't see today's racing tech on future road cars.
How ‘Heavy Gear Assault’ went from concept to demo in 8 weeks (with a little help from Unreal 4) From a big idea to an even bigger debut, 'Heavy Gear Assault,' the upcoming free-to-play mech combat game shows off what the Unreal 4 Engine can do when it has a good idea to back it up.
When money is definitely no object, you let this guy build your home theater We visited Jeremy Kipnis to see and learn more about his $6 million Cine Beta home theater system. In our interview, we learn what motivated Kipnis to develop such an outrageous system and how it all came together.
Best Netflix Instant Movies Save yourself from hours of scrolling and searching through Netflix's massive library by checking out this list of our favorite movies you can stream right now.
Why do sports fans get all the live streaming love? Cable subscribers can stream this Year's NCAA Tournament at no additional cost, a perk that plays out a lot like the rest of TV: great for sports fans, but frustrating for everybody else.
Say ‘mortified!’ Google Glass will turn strangers into your personal paparazzi Get a thrill from watching every celebrity misstep dissected on the Internet? Don’t get too smug. The proliferation of personal cameras may make you the next inadvertent Web sensation.
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