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The 1992 sci-fi platformer Flashback is getting a sequel later this year. Developed by Microids alongside the original game's designer, Flashback 2 is coming to PC and consoles soon.
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It was 15 years ago that Jay-Z released his "final" album. Brands wanted in on the promotion and this is how Nokia and Jay-Z collaborated to create a special version of the Nokia 3300 Music.
This week, the original Surface Pro turned five years old. The device is still held in high regards by its many fans, but the product has evolved quite a bit in the years since it first launched.
On June 29, 2007, the smartphone behemoth iPhone came into this world and forever changed the landscape of the mobile industry. A lot has changed since then, including its creators' fortunes.
This month we celebrate the ten year anniversary of the Nokia N95. While it doesn't quite share the same legendary status of the 3310, it was a device that redefined what a handset could be.
The first iteration of Microsoft's Surface Pro turned four years old this week. Let's take a look back at the company's first Intel-powered 2-in-1, and see how it stood up to the test of time.
A decade ago, the late Steve Jobs unveiled the first-generation iPhone. It was far from perfect, but it had a huge impact on the mobile market, and set the stage for its most successful product line.
Forget your Rifts and Vives; Microsoft Research wants to bring that kind of high-quality virtual reality to your mobile phone. A new algorithm developed by the team can do just that and mask latency.
On September 15, 2009, Microsoft introduced its competitor to Apple's iPod Touch, the Zune HD. The device is now seven-years-old, so let's take a walk down memory lane.
September 1, 2000 was the date when the legendary Nokia 3310 handset was announced. It is now celebrating sixteen years of innovation, helping us get to today's smartphone era.
Over four years ago, Nokia claimed that the smartphone beta test was over when it launched the Lumia 900. Let's find out if the company delivered, or if it was all hype for Windows Phone 7.5.
Microsoft Research has developed a system which allows even the lowest-end laptops and smartphones to run high-quality VR. Dubbed FlashBack it offers 8x better framerates and 15x latency reduction.
Ever wonder what a Microsoft-branded Android might look like? Well, if we drew up a concept, it might look something like the Nokia X platform, which was Nokia's short-lived shot at Android.
Six years ago, on February 15, 2010, Microsoft unveiled Windows Phone 7 Series. Join us for a brief stroll down Memory Lane, as we look back on its short, and not entirely sweet, existence.
Microsoft has revealed the release schedule of the four games it will offer for its 2013 edition of the Xbox 360 Summer of Arcade, including a special offer if a person buys two of the games.
Apple has decided to come out of the Reality Distortion Field and drop the claim that 'Macs don't get viruses' from its website, opting for the safer 'It's built to be safe' instead.
Symantec claims that the Flashback botnet that infected hundreds of thousands of Mac PCs generated $14,000 in revenues in three weeks, but could have made millions more.
Despite reports earlier in the week that Mac infections from the Flashback malware had been cut down, Dr. Web claims that Flashback has still infected 566,000 Mac PCs.
The number of Mac computers infected with the Flashback malware has fallen from more than 600,000 at its peak to around 140,000, though this drop falls short of Symantec's predictions.
Just a week after the highly publicized Flashback malware was seemingly quashed, Kaspersky Lab has discovered a new Mac Trojan called SabPub. Instructions for removal contained within.
Apple has now released a Java security update for Mac OS X that is designed to get rid of most of the variants of the Flashback malware that infected hundreds of thousands of Mac PCs.
Apple has posted word on its support pages that it is working on a way to remove the Flashback malware that was found on a botnet with Macintosh computers last week.
