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• Blockbuster releases On Demand video streaming app for iOS
• Instagram's new 'Photos of You' feature lets users tag each other (video)
• HTC looks to boost One sales with new weekend promo, offers $100 to $375 for trade-ins
• Microsoft finishes migrating Hotmail users to Outlook.com, adds direct SkyDrive sharing
• Google Hangouts add remote desktop control, lets you play tech support
• Camera inspired by insect eyes can see 180 degrees, has almost infinite depth of field
• Facebook helps you log back in with a little help from your Trusted Contacts
• Untappd comes to Windows Phone 8, forgoes Metro
• Kaleidescape's online video store officially opens, promises Blu-ray quality downloads
• Apple iMac now shipping with 256GB and 512GB flash storage upgrades
• Pelican Imaging's 16-lens array camera coming to smartphones next year
• Barnes & Noble intros buy-one-get-one Nook book offer, only valid in stores
• Skype Video Messaging preview makes its way to Windows 8
• Angry Birds Friends now available on iOS and Android, is totally free
• Evomail for iPad set to enter the fray for control of your Gmail inbox
• Reddit's reworked privacy policy clarifies data handling, comes into effect May 15th
• Intel names current COO Brian Krzanich as new CEO, starts May 16th
• Traktor DJ gets remixed for iPhone, brings big features to small pockets (video)
• Adobe working on Lightroom for iOS, uses cloud compute to edit RAW files (video)
• Google files patent for smartwatch with Glass-like touchpads and functionality
• 'Introverted' Evernote pairs with messaging app Kakao Talk (and its 90 million users)
• NASA's GROVER eco-rover to examine Greenland's ice sheet (video)
• Printed books are still favored by Brits, but digital sales are rising
• HTC One HDR microphone disappears from spec sheet after Nokia injunction (updated)
• Google Glass developer reveals 'Winky' eye gesture app that takes photos

Blockbuster releases On Demand video streaming app for iOS Posted:

Instagram's new 'Photos of You' feature lets users tag each other (video) Posted:

HTC looks to boost One sales with new weekend promo, offers $100 to $375 for trade-ins Posted:

Microsoft finishes migrating Hotmail users to Outlook.com, adds direct SkyDrive sharing Posted:

Google Hangouts add remote desktop control, lets you play tech support Posted:

Camera inspired by insect eyes can see 180 degrees, has almost infinite depth of field Posted:

Facebook helps you log back in with a little help from your Trusted Contacts Posted:

Untappd comes to Windows Phone 8, forgoes Metro Posted:

Kaleidescape's online video store officially opens, promises Blu-ray quality downloads Posted:

Apple iMac now shipping with 256GB and 512GB flash storage upgrades Posted:

Pelican Imaging's 16-lens array camera coming to smartphones next year Posted:

Barnes & Noble intros buy-one-get-one Nook book offer, only valid in stores Posted:

Skype Video Messaging preview makes its way to Windows 8 Posted:

Angry Birds Friends now available on iOS and Android, is totally free Posted:

Evomail for iPad set to enter the fray for control of your Gmail inbox Posted:

Reddit's reworked privacy policy clarifies data handling, comes into effect May 15th Posted:

Intel names current COO Brian Krzanich as new CEO, starts May 16th Posted:

Traktor DJ gets remixed for iPhone, brings big features to small pockets (video) Posted:

Adobe working on Lightroom for iOS, uses cloud compute to edit RAW files (video) Posted:

Google files patent for smartwatch with Glass-like touchpads and functionality Posted:

'Introverted' Evernote pairs with messaging app Kakao Talk (and its 90 million users) Posted:

NASA's GROVER eco-rover to examine Greenland's ice sheet (video) Posted:

Printed books are still favored by Brits, but digital sales are rising Posted:

HTC One HDR microphone disappears from spec sheet after Nokia injunction (updated) Posted:

Google Glass developer reveals 'Winky' eye gesture app that takes photos Posted:

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