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Congrats to all Webby Awards 2011 Winners! Check out the complete list of Winners below. Celebrate the live online broadcast of The Webbys on June 13, 2011. Winners in Multiple Categories include Funny Or Die (8), Google Creative Labs (5),…
Beginning with one inspiring video, Dan Savage used the web to create the It Gets Better project–a movement that has generated thousands of uplifting videos that give hope to teens. Video:
Sony Online Entertainment released a statement regarding a temporary shut down due to security reasons: As previously announced, we have been conducting an ongoing, thorough investigation stemming from the cyber attack in April and promised to notify you should there…
Today, 26 April 2011, Google celebrated the 226th birthday of John James Audubon by displaying a special Google Doodle on its homepage. He was a French-American ornithologist, naturalist, hunter, and painter. Audubon developed his own methods for drawing birds. First,…
The PlayStation Network is down. This has been confirmed and acknowledged by Sony’s PlayStation website. “While we are investigating the cause of the Network outage, we wanted to alert you that it may be a full day or two before…
On Sunday, NASA Astronaut Ron Garan sent a tweet, the first ever TwitPic from space. The tweet photo shows the blue earth in its splendor. Garan also said “My 1st @Twitpic #FromSpace. Anyone know where in the world this is?”
Charlie Chaplin’s 122nd birthday gets a special Google doodle – a black-and-white video feature on Google homepage. Kudos to the Google team for the 2-minute silent-film. The funny actor and director died on Christmas day in 1977. Watch:
Finally, CyanogenMod posted the update: CyanogenMod 7.0 Released! Read the posting below and get ready to download the version. After over 4 months of work, many sleepless nights, and contributions from people all around the world, I am proud to…
Google marked the 119th anniversary of the first officially documented Ice Cream Sundae through its Google Doodle. The first Sundae called as Cherry Sunday was created by John M. Scott and Chester Platt in Ithaca on Sunday, April 3, 1892….
Believe it or not, but you can now use body movements to write your emails, at least using Gmail. Google launches its new feature, the Gmail Motion. Now you can control Gmail with your body. Video. [shhh, April Fool’s day]