If Apple does iWatch, is Samsung’s Galaxy Watch far behind?

Written by Chris Davies, Published on Slash Gear

Apple and Samsung already dominate the smartphone market, but the smartwatch industry could be the next in line for a wrist-worn tech attack, judging by “iWatch” and “Project J” rumors.

Hey Presto, Opera switches to WebKit

Written by Peter Bright, Published on ARS Technica

Norwegian browser developer Opera has announced that it is going to end the use of its own rendering engine, Presto.

Firmware Update Addresses MacBook Pro Battery Cycle Issue

Written by Jeff Gamet, Published on The Mac Observer

Apple released MacBook Pro SMC Firmware Update 1.7 on Tuesday to address an issue that could cause certain laptop models to unexpectedly shut down if the built-in battery has more than 1,000 charge cycles.

Slacker Re-Emerges in Web Radio Challenging Pandora, Spotify

Written by Ari Levy, Published on Bloomberg

Slacker Inc. has spent the past six years as an also-ran in the digital-music business, where even the leaders have struggled to make money.

Flickr flaw flaunted private pics publicly

Written by Shane McGlaun, Published on Slash Gear

Flickr is one of the more popular photo sharing services out there. The photo service allows users to upload photographs that anyone can see and to upload photographs privately they can only be viewed by specific users.