Computer News

Tablet computer sales increased substantially in the first quarter of 2013, growing by 142.4% worldwide., compared with the equivalent period in 2012.

Google's YouTube video hosting and sharing service is adding a new feature to their platform. This time, the focus is on video game developers and providing the option of live streaming to video games.

Menlo Park - Facebook, Inc. will be unveiling subtle new changes to its "newsfeed" on March 7, the company said in an email on Friday.

Not satisfied with Sony's Playstation Vita or the Nintendo? You don't have to worry for long because NVIDIA is joining the club with their own collection.

The US-Mexico border crossing at the Big Bend National Park, Texas, closed in 2002 will be reopened on Jan. 28 with fully automated facilities. The computerized border station will ease the burden for human agents at the border crossing, officials say.

Although current frequent travelers won't enjoy the luxury of in-plane internet access, Boeing is officially working on it. There's no mention on when this feature will be implemented on commercial air planes, but it is nice to know it will one day.

Microsoft's developments have been known for quite some time now. Their intentions are quite clear that they wish to release their own tablet to this fast growing market to compete with the Apple iPad and Samsung's Galaxy Tab and Note editions.

China continues its journey toward superpower status as it develops mystery space plane, nuclear equipped ballistic missile submarines, and a more robust economy in 2012.

Psychologist Dr. Aric Sigman is urging that children's time in front of TVS, computer screen, smartphones and devices of the like, be limited as to not create problems with obesity-related diseases or literal television addiction.

Another twist in the table computer marketing contest has taken place with Barnes & Noble announcing that the Nook is finally coming to the UK.