For those of you keeping score in the pizza gimmick wars, we currently have Pizza Hut letting you order pizza through your Xbox versus Domino’s proof-of-concept DomiCopter.
Kara Swisher reports that social-game creator Zynga is in the midst of “right-sizing” its business, laying off staffers and closing offices in New York, L.A. and Dallas.
Zynga to Lay Off 520 Employees — 18 Percent — and Shutter Offices [AllThingsD.com]
For those of you who have been waiting patiently for the HTC One to hit Verizon, at least you have something a little more concrete to look forward to.
Twitter’s six-second video-sharing service, Vine, is now available for Android 4.0 and up. The app was released for the iPhone in January and now counts over 13 million users.
Starting today through June 8, Amazon is cutting $20 from its line of Kindle Fire HD tablets when you use the promo code DADSFIRE.
Elon Musk didn’t want to talk about Hyperloop technology because he knew it would overshadow the message he was trying to get out about his electric car company, Tesla. But he couldn’t help himself.
Let’s get real: We have a password problem. So why not turn your entire body into an authentication device?
For years – years — we’ve longed for a so-called God box that could corral everything into one place. One box to rule them all, as it were.
Are you famous? If so, are you also on Facebook? Over at PCMag, Chloe Albanesius writes about Facebook’s new verification process. Spoiler: If you see a blue checkmark next to the name of a person or a brand, you’re looking at the real deal.
Facebook Rolls Out Verified Pages, Profiles [PCMag.com]
This latest iPod model somewhat fills the price chasm between the $149 iPod Nano and the $249 iPod Classic.
Let it sink in, friends. Let it sink in. This is how the world works now.
Paul Thurrott has just confirmed that the next big update to Windows 8 — known as Windows 8.1 or “Blue” — will contain two major features that users have been asking for.
