Imagine a quad-core Windows 8 laptop as light as a tablet. Enticing — but first let’s see if commercial designs actually appear from top-tier device makers
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A quad-core Windows 8 laptop more ultra than an ultrabook?
The latest iPad is a good effort by any standard, but it begins to stray from the Jobsian design philosophy. [Read more]
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Third-gen iPad raises a few red flags
With the superhigh-resolution third-generation iPad selling like hotcakes, and a refresh of the MacBook Air expected soon, Windows-based laptops are seemingly becoming a dying breed in this “post-PC,” Apple-dominated era.
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Intel: Ultrabooks Offer More Choice, Better Value Than MacBook Air or iPad
The Nokia Lumia 900, the sleek and slim high-end smartphone, can be had for free — even more impressive than the already low $100 retail price.
Online oversharing can be downright unsafe, as an app making headlines for being creepy and undermining the privacy of women shows.
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Online Oversharing Can Be Dangerous
While most zombie flicks generally involve a lot of gore and a number of “survivors” running around panic stricken, British zombie comedy movie Shaun of The Dead is a both a refreshing and entertaining change from the norm. If you haven’t watched it, check it out. If you have, there’s now a chance for you to play out your own version of the movie with Lego.
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Bricks and Brains: Lego Shaun of The Dead Set Gains 10,000 Supporters
Ever wanted to make your next long-distance journey seem that little bit more epic?
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Google Maps Goes 8-Bit For April Fools’
What the world needs is a Google Maps 8-bit for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Canada has axed the irksome cent, and should do likewise with other coins and banknotes, says Crave writer Tim Hornyak. Do you want to live in a cashless society? [Read more]
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So long, Canadian penny. I won’t miss you
Microsoft was due to end its “Smoked By Windows Phone” challenge two days ago.
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Microsoft’s challenge to iPhones and Androids extended