Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 3 now working on Linux through Google Chrome, more or less
A Holy Grail of Linux gaming has been an Unreal Engine 3 port. Getting one for the OS would unlock a world of games that has been the province of, well, just about any other mainstream platform. Thanks to Google preserving Flash on Linux through Chrome, that dream is alive in at least a rudimentary form.
Why The Internet Hates My Name (It’s The Accent Marks)
The Internet doesn’t like me — or, at least, it doesn’t care much for my name. My first name consists of two words and I have accent marks in both my first and last names, which seems to complicate my online life considerably. When trying to purchase an airline ticket or sign up for an email newsletter,
Lexibook kids-tablet coming to the US, makes fifth-graders dream of an Aakash
French educational tech maker Lexibook is bringing its eponymous kiddy-tablet to the US from next month. It’s not talking specs or price, but we’re expecting it to be close to the Lexibook First currently available in Europe. The seven-inch slate packs a 600MHz processor, 256MB RAM, 4GB storage (expandable
Apple’s Big Win: The Best Thing to Ever Happen to Windows Phone
More About: Opinion, android, apple, iOS, microsoft, patent lawsuit, patent lawsuit theater, samsung, windows phone
Sorry, Twitter Users — Not Everything Is Breaking News
Justin Beiber?
If you’re that excited over a new follower, we hope it’s Justin Beiber. Click here to view this gallery.
The term "breaking news" has become one of the most overused pieces of press jargon. So, naturally, the term is asking to be poked fun at by the Internet.
In
Samsung’s damages decrease slightly as Koh sets date for injunction hearing
Samsung took a pretty major blow when the jury in its patent case against Apple delivered their verdict today. Apple was awarded damages exceeding $1 billion, and even though that isn’t as much as the iPhone maker was looking for, it’s still a pretty hefty amount for Samsung to have to pay.
The Battle Continues: Apple/Samsung Injunction Hearing Set For September 20
Oh, you thought this whole mess was over now that Samsung has to pony up $1.049 billion in damages to its bitter rival Apple? Not by a long shot. According to The Verge, Samsung and Apple attorneys have been talking with Judge Koh about a preliminary injunction hearing, and have apparently agreed to
Apple, Samsung respond to the jury’s decision; September 20th court date set for injunction hearing
Well. The verdict for the tech industry patent trial of the week is in, and the jury agreed with Apple’s version of the events enough to award it a billion dollars and change in damages while awarding Samsung… nothing. Naturally, the two companies differ in their viewpoints on this ruling, with Apple
Buy Tickets On Bands’ Facebook Pages With Tikly
More About: Events, Music, Tickets
Valkyrie CZ-17 gaming laptop Review
Normally when I hear the words “gaming laptop,” I roll my eyes. It isn’t that I find the idea absurd, it’s just that I much prefer desktops because laptops more often than not end up being a letdown when it comes to gaming. iBUYPOWER has a new gaming laptop available – the Valkyrie CZ-17 – Read The