Microsoft is pulling out all the stops to bring more people over to its new Outlook.com webmail service. It started by getting rid of Hotmail and bringing millions of users over to the service and now it has integrated Google Talk contacts into Outlook.com’s messenger service to entice Gmail users to switch. Starting today, you can now chat with any of your Google Talk contacts from the web portal, right from your Outlook.com inbox, SkyDrive app or calendar. All of your Google contacts will move to your messenger list, which already includes your Facebook friends and Skype contacts. “The notion

At today’s BlackBerry Live 2013 event, CEO Thorsten Heins made a couple of announcements regarding updated software and a brand new BlackBerry device. Heins revealed that BlackBerry 10.1, an updated version to the operating system that shipped with the Q10, will start rolling out to Z10 users starting today. It’s a free update that will be rolling out with carrier partners over the next few weeks. Some of the new BlackBerry 10.1 features include PIN to PIN messaging in the BlackBerry Hub, more customization options for notifications, fine cursor control, HDR photography, and a lot more that makes the BlackBerry

Siri quickly went from Johnny 5 to Marvin the Paranoid Android for most iPhone users, as the launch was plagued with network and service outages. Once everyone went through all the easter eggs, there were a lot of questions as to how to integrate Siri into everyday use patterns. One of the more overlooked features for Siri is the ability to work nearly hands free for dialing and texting, a useful feature if stuck in traffic. Siri still can be easily tripped up by nonstandard phonetics, such as when your cousin moves from Mepos and is always texting you about

Raspberry Pi owners in the UK who have been waiting for the new Raspberry Pi Camera Board will be happy to know that it has launched today. With only limited quantities available, CPC is limiting initial order quantities to one per customer. Those who are signed up for notifications from CPC probably already know this and have been invited to order their Raspberry Pi Camera Board today. If you’re interested, here are a few specs. The Raspberry Pi Camera Board measures 25 x 20 x 9mm. It has been designed as an add-on to use with the Raspberry Pi, which

Realmac Software just announced with a little teaser that Analog Camera will be coming to the iPhone soon. A specific date has not been set, but you can sign up on the website to be the first to know when it does. Until now, Analog has only been available for the Mac. If you don’t already know, it’s a great application that makes it easy to edit and improve photos with a variety of filters and borders. As you can see from the video above, the iPhone version will make it easy to snap new photos, edit them how you want,