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Microsoft updates Blink for Windows Phone 8 with GIF-like clip creation (video)

If Vine still leaves you pining for the choppiness of GIFs, Microsoft's got you covered -- on Windows Phone 8, at least.

Blink for Windows Phone 8 adds GIF support

Microsoft just released the second major iteration of its Blink Windows Phone 8 app which now introduces GIF (the pronunciation is still open for debate) support, new features and improved functionality.

Speccy update adds a temperature monitor to the System Tray

Piriform has released Speccy 1,22, a minor update to its free Windows system information tool.

Despite the minor version number, version 1,22 contains a number of notable changes and improvements.

Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Mouse

Microsoft is gearing up to launch their newest wireless mouse, the Sculpt Comfort Mouse.

Adopting the BlueTrack technology (works on almost any surface), this Windows 8 compatible mouse features a 1000dpi resolution, a 4-way scroll wheel, a Windows Touch tab to easily switc

Gunpoint success allows dev to become independent, Mac and Linux ports on the way

Writer and developer Tom Francis originally planned his game, Gunpoint, as a showcase piece to earn him a job at a game development studio, but after seeing the success of the title so far he says he doesn't need to join another studio.

Updated: Microsoft Build 2013: what to expect from this year's conference

The annual Microsoft Build developer's conference has a bit of Google IO glow surrounding it this year, thanks in no small part to the Windows 8 conundrum.

Skulls of the Shogun heads to Steam next month, beta available now

A "bigger" and "beefier" version of 17-BIT's tactical strategy game, Skulls of the Shogun, will hit Steam next month, boasting six new maps, a multiplayer progression system, and a new four-chapter epilogue.

Hooray: Skulls of the Shogun Is Escaping The Clutches Of Windows 8

To the disappointment of many, the PC version of 17-BIT's weird and enjoyable RTS Skulls of the Shogun was tethered to Windows 8 upon release. If you wanted to play it on PC, you'd have to upgrade your OS. No one wanted to do that. Thankfully, the game's finally breaking free.

Rounds Brings Co-browsing To Mobile To Let Friends Surf The Web Together During Live Video Chats

Rounds, the video chat app and Israeli startup backed by $5,5 million in funding from Verizon Investments, Rhodium and DFJ"s Tim Draper among others, has been slowly expanding across platforms.

Torch Browser Passes 10 Million Monthly Active Users, Adds Download Accelerator, Updates Torch Music Service

The world of alternative browsers is littered with also-rans like Rockmelt, but there are also companies that have managed to make a name for themselves in the shadow of Microsoft, Mozilla and Google.