Anyone who reads Blorge regularly will know I’m not a big fan of Apple. Which makes this occasion a bit of a Godsend for me. Yes, The Simpsons has finally mocked Apple, renamed Mapple especially for [...]

The humble computer mouse is now 40 years old, with it first being invented and used in 1968 although it didn’t enter mainstream use until the launch of the Apple Macintosh in 1984. But while the [...]

It’s already clear that traditional retailers had disappointing (if expected) Black Friday sales. Now its emerged firms with real-world physical stores generally didn’t share in the success of online-only stores.

As Dave Parrack wrote today, stores such as Amazon reported increased business over [...]

Grenades and assault rifles have long been the tools of death and destruction for terrorists. But killing alone does not allow terrorists to truly gauge the fallout after an attack, and that is precisely why a new [...]

When you’re doing a web search, sometimes simply using Google or Yahoo! doesn’t quite cut it and you have to go to several different sites and perform your search in order to find exactly what you were looking for. The site Soovie is designed [...]

Facebook is reportedly attempting to extend its reach on the web, enabling users to log into other websites using the Facebook credentials through a new program called Facebook Connect.

Working under relatively the same lines as Facebook’s exceptionally controversial Beacon program from last year Facebook users will [...]

One of Britain’s local councils published details of a highly sensitive spy center online. The premise, a covert MI5 operations centre, now has potentially dangerous information about [...]

Toshiba recently revealed the first Cell powered HD TV to hit the market. The Cell technology has been used in other hi-def technology, such as the PS3 for its super computer like computational capabilities. This may be the first offspring to [...]

We’ve all probably had a frustrating experience at one point or another with a down website. Be it a blog you’re particularly into, a shopping site, or the latest viral video who’s server couldn’t handle a big surge in web traffic when it got popular–down [...]

Faced with drastically lower global economic expectations, handset manufacturing giant Nokia says that they will pull out of the lucrative (but quirky) Japanese cell phone market, one of the largest in the world. Nokia has announced that they will stop developing and [...]

Rumors abound on the business side of the technology market. This has never been more true than in the on-again, off-again romance between Microsoft and Yahoo!. Today there is a new rumor floating about that a new deal is in the works, [...]

Black Friday has been and gone, and the results from retailers are starting to come in. But it seems on first sight that online retailers have done much better than expected, with sales up on last year [...]

Some analysts have been quick to predicted that the sales of Blu-ray movies would suffer due to the economic downturn we are currently facing. However, it seems like they were all wrong. Last month, Blu-ray movie sales have reached an all time high [...]

Netbooks are in the news again, but for different reasons. Michael Arrington is declaiming their insignificance, while Intel is having second thoughts about the [...]

Multiple firms have started cracking down more harshly on people they suspect of illegally sharing, especially in the UK. But some of these firms seem to be operating a very harsh and unfair system of weeding out lawbreakers. Thankfully, [...]