Robert Langdon’s New Thriller: Inferno Dan Brown, one of the world’s bestselling authors, will publish his sixth novel on 14 May, in a press release the publishers announced that Robert Langdon, a Harvard professor, will come back in a new adventure  through the “heart of Europe” this time round and centers on one of history’s most enduring and mysterious literary masterpieces, Dante’s Inferno.. The...

Facebook Unveils Graph Search In a press conference at its California headquarters, Facebook has unveiled “Graph Search,” a search engine allowing users to search for content on Facebook such as news posts, status updates, photos, locations and more. The service does make sense for the network massive base of 1 billion users, 240 billion photos, and 1 trillion connections. Graph Search is currently in closed...

iPhone 3G Plastic Shell If Digitimes is to be believed, a new report comes this time to reiterate the story of Apple’s budget iPhone, the new entry-level device is said to feature a plastic chassis, rather than metal or reinforced glass. This comes as a way to cut cost for the hardware pricy parts. According to the report, the new iPhone will have its internal components visible due to a “special design.” However, other...

The Phantom Pain could be Metal Gear Solid 5 During 2012 VGA awards, The Phantom Pain has been revealed with a trailer that is made entirely of gameplay footage, featured a character with a hook for an arm who wakes up in a hospital after a crash and suffering from a coma afterward. Developed by, Moby Dick Studio, which is supposedly based in Sweden and has acquired licenses to develop for Xbox 360 and PS3. The CEO of the studio is Joakim...

Nokia Maps Here for Apple’s iOS Devices is Now Available on the App Store As expected, Nokia promised maps solution for iOS devices is now available on the App Store. A new cross-platform solution called, Nokia Here, based on HTML 5, the App is available for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, it offers offline viewing and supports a coverage of around 200 countries. Check out the full list of features below: • Map views – Pick...

Windows Head Steven Sinofsky Leaving Microsoft Microsoft head of Windows division, Steven Sinofsky, has left the company and Julie Larson-Green will take over his position. According to New York Times, The departure of Mr. Sinfosky, a 23-year veteran of the company, described as a mutual decision by Mr. Sinofsky and Steven A. Ballmer, the chief executive of the company. This is a similar situation to Forstall leaving Apple earlier this...