Apple is primarily known for the overwhelming popularity of its Mac, iPhone and iPad line of products. However, while the smartphones and tablets mark the major portion of Apple’s earnings, one of the key revenue streams for it is the iTunes Store. According to an analyst, iTunes is now the fourth-largest revenue earning section for Apple.
Microsoft’s new Xbox game console is expected to arrive in the later part of this year. Although the name of the console is as yet unconfirmed, many have taken to calling it Xbox 720, which kind of makes sense. Now, hints from developers and Microsoft’s patents suggest that the console will ship with Kinect which will be ‘watching’ you at all times.
A recent NYT review cited the new Tesla Model S vehicle as somewhat lackluster. Responding to this, Tesla founder Elon Musk has stated that the review is based on inaccurate data, which can be proved through vehicle log data.
GetGlue, the popular social service for TV buffs, has been updated with a number of whole new features. The update has been rolled out to smaller iOS devices, including iPhone, and comes with a more personalized look.
Ouya was one of the most wildly successful KickStarter campaigns during the year 2012. The Android game console was able to amass a whopping $8.5 million on KickStarter and developers have received the game console by December, 2012. The company has now announced that KickStarter backers of the console will finally have their units by March this year, before retail launch in June.
Forget the football, we’ve got what everybody really love to see on Super Bowl XLVII – the commercials! Super Bowl commercials are an integral part of both the game and American culture. We have compiled the all the ads of these season for your viewing pleasure. Watch all the 2013 Super Bowl ads – right here.
Google’s Chrome browser routinely stops a user from accessing a given website if the website is a security risk. It so happens that today, Google served malware warnings to many users who tried to access a number of high-profile websites. The security alarm was triggered because a rather popular ad network, NetSeer, had come under a malware attack.
Ever so often, some incident or the other reminds us how regulatory authorities are in a dire need to update themselves in light of the changing trends. A case in point: Netflix CEO recently posted his company’s milestones on Facebook. The Securities and Exchange Commission thinks that is inappropriate and has sent him a Wells Notice.