When Microsoft launched its Kin phone in April, it was marketed to target the rising teen demographic. The price for hardware was between $50 and $100 depending on the model, but Verizon required Kin users Continue reading “Microsoft Kills Kin Less Than 2 Months After Release”.
Blizzard Entertainment announced today that the closed beta test for World of Warcraft: Cataclysm has begun. The company has started issuing invitations to participate in the testing process to a wide range of players from Continue reading “Blizzard Begins Beta Testing for World of Warcraft: Cataclysm”.
Apple Computer, makers of the popular iPhone and just-released iPhone 4, have suggested a solution for those having problems with interference and drops caused by its antenna location: Hold it different. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the Continue reading “iPhone Reception Problem? Hold it Differently, Apple says”.
Google has won their $1 billion copyright infringement lawsuit that was brought against them and YouTube back in 2007 by Viacom. A federal judge today granted Google’s motion for summary judgment, finding that the company Continue reading “Google Wins YouTube Copyright Case Against Viacom”.
Even though E3 finished last week, reporters are just now absorbing how many new releases and content are on their way. Among the thousands and thousands of new and upcoming titles, it was hard to Continue reading “iPhone, iPad Games Fly Under the Radar at E3 2010”.
MTV Games and Harmonix invited us to attend the debut and hands-on demonstration of Rock Band 3. Out of the box Rock Band 3 will feature 83-track soundtrack from bands around the world including bands Continue reading “MTV & Harmonix Demos Rock Band 3 at E3 2010”.
This year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo – or E3 – had more hardware vendors than normal trying to get the attention of your average gamer. We stopped by a few notable booths to find out what kind of technology they had lined up for 2010. Read on to find out what Dell, Alienware, Bigfoot Networks, Razer, Gunnar, SteelSeries, Nyko and more were showing off at the 2010 E3 Expo.
Motorola and Research In Motion (RIM) announced Friday that they have settled an ongoing patent complaint over mobile technology that Motorola brought to the International Trade Commission (ITC) in early 2010. The companies said RIM, Continue reading “Motorola and Research In Motion (RIM) Settle Patent Dispute”.
Activision has announced DJ Hero 2 for the Sony PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii to hit the streets this Fall. DJ Hero 2 will feature the ability to play using two turntables and a microphone Continue reading “Activision Announces DJ Hero 2”.
Facebook had more than 130 million unique U.S. visitors in the month of May which is up 8.6 million from April according to market research. This rise in visitors came despite growing concerns and criticism Continue reading “Facebook Traffic Up Despite Privacy Concerns”.
Apples CEO Steve Jobs has just detailed the specifications for Apples newest iPhone at the 2010 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. The new iPhone, called the iPhone 4, will be powered by an Apple A4 processor Continue reading “Apple Introduces the New iPhone 4”.
Our roving reporters caught this gem on the floor at this years Computex 2010. Its ASUSs newest high-definition set-top box, the O!Play HD2. ASUS has been in the media player game since the beginning with Continue reading “ASUS O!Play HD2 Media Player with USB 3.0 Spotted at Computex”.
The Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resurgence Pack is now available. The release will first be available for the Xbox 360 platform on the Xbox LIVE network. This is the launch of the second Continue reading “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resurgence Pack Available Today”.
Jess3 has developed a Firefox plugin that redacts – or blacks out – all mentions of British Petroleum across the web. The Black Oil Firefox plugin replaces all mentions of BP and accompanying terms like Continue reading “Oil Spill Firefox Plugin Blacks Out BP Across the Web”.
Here is a new way to use the Apple iPad: A team of doctors in Japan, which began selling the iPad tablet in late May, have incorporated the device into as a tool in the Continue reading “Japanese Doctors Use iPad During Surgery”.
