The Secret Door

Virtual reality environments have always captured people’s imaginations because it promises a world that is totally detached from what we are used to – the mundane reality that we live with every day. Myst was a game that took advantage of virtual reality environments as a backdrop for its engaging gameplay – and by and [...]

Google Drive vs The Competition [Infographic]

Because we can all use extra space, knowing what your options are in cloud services is always a good thing. This infographic design from Infographic Labs compares four top cloud services: Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft’s Skydrive, and Apple’s iCloud.

Is This the Future of Battlefield?

Did you see Google’s Project Glass? That weird virtual assistant headgear thing that Google thinks we’ll all be wearing in a few years? A group of video game fans were inspired to wonder what it would be like if you could turn Google’s glasses into the ultimate video game platform.

Google’s Top Game Searches of 2011

Google has released its annual “Zeitgeist” list of the most popular search terms of the year, and the video game results may surprise you. Or maybe not. Either way, it’s fascinating stuff.

Google Moving Into Social Gaming

Google really wants to be Facebook. Like, really, really. A lot. Facebook has personalized the Internet in ways that Google — with all its Internet lordship — completely overlooked. And one area Facebook has excelled at, surprisingly, has been gaming. There are few games on Facebook that hardcore gamers flock to, but casual gamers who [...]

The 25 Geekiest Google Doodles

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Google is an undeniably geeky company. So when some of the world’s biggest computer nerds get their geek on, some pretty cool stuff can happen. Stuff like the “Google Doodle,” aka the stylized home page logo that Google occasionally produces to commemorate a historic day or event. There have been [...]

Wins and Fails This Week in Geek v 20

-1 to keyloggers, +1 to pioneering TV, -1 to collegiate education, +1 to privacy and, of course, a big old +1 to robots, too. Not sure what the preceding means? Read on and learn all about it in this, our milestone twentieth edition of Wins and Fails This Week in Geek. WIN: +1 Google receives [...]

“Like” Facebook? You’ll “+1″ Google

  For ages, it’s been rumored that Google was planning a social network to rival Facebook, since Facebook has radically changed the way so many of us use the web. Google has finally unveiled its next big thing, but it’s not a social network at all. It’s more of a “social search” function built into [...]

iRun. An athletic geek’s device for running the 2011 Tokyo Marathon [Video]

Sometimes geeks, dweebs, nerds, whatever you want to call those into technology, are pegged as less than athletic.  Typing on a computer, playing Wii or Kinect, or reenacting lightsaber duels from Star Wars, while requiring movement, aren’t exactly  athletic endeavors.

Google brings interactive weather to Google Mobile Web

Are you one who frequently checks the weather on your Android or iOS device?  Thanks to a Google Mobile Web update, checking the weather has become interactive, useful and enjoyable.