Today, we are extremely happy to announce our new Premium Content writer - Brian Wood. Located near the San Diego, Irvine, and Los Angeles areas, Brian Wood is an Adobe Dreamweaver CS4, Adobe Creative Instructor in Acrobat 9, Illustrator CS4, and the author of InDesign CS2 Hands-On-Training, and 3 other books published by Peachpit Press.
Read MoreAccording to a report from Bloomberg, HDTV shoppers might before too long find Google's Android operating system in Samsung television sets.
Google's taking over the Museum of Modern Art in downtown San Francisco Wednesday for a search event involving some of the company's top engineers.
Read MoreThe next generation of AppleTV will feature the Netflix streaming-movie service, according to a report from the Bloomberg news service. According to the Bloomberg report, Apple will debut the new feature along with the upgraded Apple TV during a media event the company has scheduled for today.
The official Google blog on Tuesday posted a link to an experimental music video for the Arcade Fire song "We Used To Wait" that shows off the capabilities of HTML5 with Google's Chrome browser.
Google's Chrome web browser will soon gain hardware-accelerated graphics—the latest trend for web browsers that has already shown up in early builds of Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4.
You know the feeling: opening up your e-mail to find hundreds of messages of varying importance. Some are automated reminders from your favorite sites, some are newsletters you have subscribed to, some are actually from real people trying to contact you, and so on.
Another piece of the HTML5 Extension series is on its way due next week. The HTML5 Image Enhancer is a tool which creates real-time effects on your web page for greater user experience. Choose from many rich type borders, shadow and reflections. Without the need of any flash or coding our developers created a stunning demo to show you the features included in the soon to be released HTML5 Image Enhancer.
A report by The Register, which was covering the Hot Chips conference at Stanford University, makes note of Google staff engineer David Petrou's keynote, wherein Petrou said the application was, in fact, still in the works. Better yet: pending Apple's approval, it's scheduled for release by the end of 2010.
Read MoreIt's short, sweet, and dramatic, yet the official Samsung Galaxy Tab teaser video still manages to reveal a number of features previously only rumored. We've got Android 2.2 running on a 7-inch display, video calling, Swype, HD movie playback, "Flash support," GPS navigation, an e-reader, and plenty more.