In spite of recent layoff announcements at some of the world’s biggest and most successful video game companies, there is mounting evidence that the video game industry will not only escape a recession, but it may continue to continue grow through it in spite of sales drops in other media industries like movies and music….
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Google is set to launch Chrome, it’s open source web browser, for beta on Windows on Tuesday September 2, 2008. Mac and Linux versions are to follow shortly after. The browser is designed to be lightweight and fast, and to cope with the next generation of web applications that rely on graphics and multimedia. “What…
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Sen. Barack Obama’s “CHANGE” message is building increased momentum and as we near the end of the primary season, at least a few people believe that some of that success can be attributed to his campaign’s unique selection of typeface. The font selections that Obama, and other candidates such a Hillary Clinton and John McCain…
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Here’s a great new article that I read this morning by David Utter over at Web Pro News as he talks about some changes with the Google search: Google made it easier for people to search within a small number of sites by adding a second search box to the top results for those retailers….
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Microsoft Corp. announced yesterday that they are planning to set-up a Vancouver shop in September. This will be Microsoft’s fifth development centre worldwide and they attribute the choice in location to Vancouver’s high quality of living, access to a diverse talent pool and proximity to the Washington office. They are currently aiming to fill 200…
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