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Google Chrome 12 is now the stable release of Google’s web browser, bringing several improvements in security, privacy and graphics capabilities.
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ARM's CEO thinks that Windows 8 will push ARM-based chips into 40-percent of the market's netbooks by 2015.
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As a long-time Final Fantasy devotee, I have to say that Square-Enix’s twist in direction starting circa Final Fantasy XII didn’t really do it for me. I persevered, of course, as all good FF fanboys are want to do even when the haircuts and the belt-skirts and the damn Moogles just get too much for any reasonable person to acknowledge as palatable. Final Fantasy XIII was a whole ‘nother thing entirely, though. I don’t know a single person who’s managed to finish it without succumbing to crippling ennui – so what of its upcoming companion piece, Final Fantasy XIII-2?
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At a press event for the E3 gaming expo, Microsoft revealed the next step in its plans for the Xbox Live service: streaming live TV, full YouTube integration and better search features.

"This is the year live TV comes to Xbox," said Microsoft's Marc Whitten during the presentation.
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Before the BF3 segment at E3 a leaked trailer was released showing multiplayer gameplay footage. Nice hype that was!
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In France, radio and television news anchors are no longer allowed to say the words “Facebook” and “Twitter” on air, unless the terms are specifically part of a news story. The ban stems from a decree issued by the French government on March 27, 1992, which forbids the promotion of commercial enterprises on news programs.
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