Google Developing Password Generator For Google Chrome

Google is apparently working on a new feature for its Google Chrome browser, a password manager which will automatically create strong passwords for users.

The password manager will suggest a strong password when a user visits a website that is asking

Creative And ASRock Create Game Blaster Sound Card, With New Scout Mode Technology

A new Game Blaster sound card has been created and launched in a partnership between Creative and ASRock. The new Game Blaster card will be shipped by ASRock but will bear the Creative logo and “Blaster” on the outside.

The new Game Blaster has been designed to combine two technologies into a single board, taking

Samsung Launches New Range Of Rugged Metal SD And microSD Cards

Samsung has rolled out a new line of rugged SD Cards and microSD cards this week which have been designed for digital imaging and mobile devices. The new line of advanced Samsung SD and microSD cards are finished in brushed metal and are available in High Speed Series 2GB to

cer Revo 70, AMD E-450 Equipped Mini Desktop PC Launches

Acer has added a new mini-desktop PC to their range of systems this week with the launch of their new Acer Revo RL70. Which is equipped with a 1.65 GHz AMD E-450 dual core processor, supported by 2GB of RAM.

Graphics in this mini desktop measuring just 8.26″ x 8.26″ x 2.13″ are provided by the onboard

Microsoft Unveils New Windows 8 Logo

Over the weekend Microsoft rolled out a new design for their Windows 8 operating system, which has now dropped the multicolour design for a single colour.The new Windows 8 operating system that will incorporate the new Metro, tiled navigation interface, has now received its new logo.

Which is reminiscent of Microsoft’s Windows 1.0 logo, and is light blue in colour, rather than

Student Hacks Facebook, Gets Eight Months In Prison

I hope that British Student Glenn Mangham thinks that it was all worth it. He has a long lonely road ahead of him and it won’t include surfing social network sites. He was sentenced to eight months in jail for hacking into Facebook’s servers.

Choose Your Own Movie Ending with MyndPlay

Have you ever been frustrated with an ending of a certain movie? Avoid similar experiences with MyndPlay, a media player that plays your preferred movie ending upon… reading your mind.

The science behind MyndPlay and its films is similar to no-hands gaming, an

Android vs iPhone

When choosing your next smartphone, it’s not just the spec sheet that you should look into. Aside from hardware, you also need to consider the software included and there’s no denying that the two most prominent mobile operating systems right now are Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS.

Microsoft May Launch New Music Service

It seems like the last thing we need is a new music streaming service, but despite this, it looks like Microsoft might be giving us one. CNET says that Microsoft “has discussed creating a service that would supply tunes to the Xbox as well as an upcoming Windows-based phone”.

Mobile Phone Hackers Can Track Your Location Says Researchers

Researchers from University of Minnesota revealed some alarming results of their study: information regarding one’s location can be accessible to phone hackers via cellular networks.

Tracking a user’s location is important for mobile service providers to deliver efficient products

Hulu Plus Now Available For Nintendo Wii Users

Those looking to have Hulu Plus on their Nintendo Wii may now do so as the company known for their subscription for streaming movies and music has announced that it is brnging it to the popular game console.

Many people have been using their game consoles as their media streamer and with Hulu Plus

Sony Announces Cross-Play Options For PS3 And PS Vita

Today Sony has announced details of its new cross-play offers that will enable gamers to play their games on both their PS3 and PS Vita gaming console for no additional cost.

The new Sony cross-play features will work with the new PS Vita launch games such as

HTC One V Android Smartphone Coming At MWC 2012?

We have already heard that HTC will be launching the HTC One X and HTC One S at MWC 2012 later this month, and now according to the guys over at Pocket Lint, they will also be launching another new Android smartphone called the HTC One V.

Swype Update Adds Support For Android 4.0

Swype announced earlier this month that they would be rolling out an update to Swype Beta for Android that would offer support for the latest version of Google’s mobile OS, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

D-CAN Camera Concept Brings Unique Styling To Camera Design

One thing that hasn’t changed much over the years is the shape of our cameras, which have always pretty much taken the form of a rectangular box design. Now Jean-michel Bonnemoy is looking to change our view of the traditional rectangular camera box design, and has created a