15 May 2010
Unsealed iPhone 4G Affidavit: Phone’s Sellers Allegedly Tried To...
by 3 others Earlier today, at the insistence of a collation of media organizations including Wired and Cnet, a judge unsealed an affidavit the iPhone 4G leak case that has uncovered many more details about the case. The documents, which contain the affidavit of D...
14 May 2010
Ask Engadget: what's the best 13-inch Core i5 / i7 Wintel...
by 2 others We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so. This week's Ask Engadget question is coming to us from Dan Murphy [great name!], who needs to know which ultraportable on the market tod...
Android Froyo Sculpture Unveiled. Almost. And Google Security Was...
by 2 others We’re as excited as everyone else about the release of Android 2.2, called Froyo . Like the previous Android releases (Cupcake, Donut, Eclair) it’s named for a desert (frozen yogurt), and Google has put up a plastic sculpture outside their...
13 May 2010
Kin Media Sync for Mac syncs Kin media with Mac
by 2 others Sync music, sync photos, sync too much money into a mediocre phone. Now that we've gotten the amateur comedy hour out of the way, it's time to bring you the news that Kins and Macs will henceforth play very nicely together thanks to the just released ...
12 May 2010
Samsung U200 all-in-one desktop hands-on
by 2 others Here's another exhibit that we could (literally) touch at the British Museum today -- Samsung's new all-in-one touchscreen PC, the U200 . We won't go into another pixel density rant about the 20-inch, but the colors and optical touch sensitivity were ...
11 May 2010
Microsoft confirms Natal launch in October (video)
by 2 others We've heard it before , now Microsoft's Syed Bilal Tariq is repeating the October launch date for Natal . Speaking to GamerTagRadio , Microsoft's marketing manager for Saudi Arabia says that the Natal launch, "is going to be somewhere in October and w...
You Could See Swipely’s $7.5 Million Round On Blippy, But You...
by 2 others While it’s easy to rag on Blippy for their controversial model (making credit card transactions social ), and their security slip-ups (making credit card numbers social ), it’s hard to deny that there is something compelling behind the ide...
Facebook Begins Testing ‘Offers’ Payment Option Beyond Games
by 2 others Last month, Facebook started experimenting with a new payment option for a select handful of game developers: it began supporting Offers as a way to earn its virtual currency, Facebook Credits. Now, the site is beginning to expand that test — this m...
10 May 2010
BlackBerry Pearl 3G scoops FCC approvals in two flavors
by 2 others RIM thought it'd save everyone some time (us included) by bundling both the 14- and 20-key variants of its upcoming Pearl 3G in a single FCC filing, which is awfully nice of them. The phones you're looking at here are both operating on WCDMA Bands II ...
Rent Video Games- Save Yourself Time and Money
by 2 othersThe ability to rent video games from home without leaving the house has always been a true dream of mine. Not only does renting video games online keep you busy, but it can be very satisfying knowing you can rent as many titles as you want at anytime a...
09 May 2010
Making Lemonade out of Bureaucratic Brazilian Lemons
by 2 others I wrote before that Wall Street has a far bigger fascination with Brazil than Silicon Valley has. But since I got back from Brazil two weeks ago, I’ve had several conversations with Silicon Valley-based investors mulling scouting trips down Sout...
08 May 2010
TomTom slips out XL 350, XXL 550 nav units for the US
by 3 others Intrigued by those XL IQ Routes edition 2 navigation units TomTom rolled out for Europe back in March? Then it looks like you'll soon be able to get your fix in the form of the XL 350 and XXL 550, which recently turned up on TomTom's US website. In li...
How would you change Apple's iPad?
by 2 others To say that Apple's iPad has driven the tablet market straight into an era of revival would be understating things greatly, and one million units later, we're here to ask the earliest of adopters how they'd tweak things if they were ever lucky enough ...
07 May 2010
Jack Henry Spends $300 Million On iPay Technologies
by 3 others Jack Henry & Associates , a publicly listed provider of integrated technology solutions and data processing services for financial institutions, this morning announced that it is acquiring Kentucky-based iPay Technologies , a portfolio company of ...
Video Game Testing for Profits
by 2 othersVideo game testing can be fun and profitable. Do to the massive growth in the video game industry; they need video game testers. Companies will pay up to $80 an hour for your help in testing video games.
The requirements of video game testing ar...
Ask Engadget: what's the best netbook out there now?
by 2 others We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so. This week's Ask Engadget question is coming to us from Garrett, who needs a few sets of fresh eyes on the netbook lineup that's out ther...
06 May 2010
FCC to re-regulate internet in order to enforce net neutrality
by 2 others Just as we predicted, the FCC is getting ready to take major steps to overcome that court decision ruling the agency doesn't currently have the ability to impose net neutrality under the agency's internet regulatory framework: the Wall Street Journal ...
Scribd CTO: “We Are Scrapping Flash And Betting The Company On...
by 2 others Adobe’s much-beleaguered Flash is about to take another hit and online documents are finally going to join the Web on a more equal footing. Today, most documents (PDFs, Word docs, Powerpoint slides) can mostly be viewed only as boxed off curiosi...
01 May 2010
How would you change Nintendo's DSi XL?
by 3 others It's bigger, it's bolder, but is it really that much better? Nintendo's heralded DSi line grew in more ways than one late last month, and now that you've had a handful of weekends to toy with yours, it's time to answer one majorly important question: ...
Get Paid to Play Video Games - Video Games Testers Job Guide
by 2 othersDo you have the desire to be Paid to Test Video Games? Do you want to receive free sample of video games to play before they are released. Then you’ve come to the right place for a guide on these gets paid to test video games. Everyday video game...
30 April 2010
Symbian^3 web app development tools come out of beta, aim for...
by 2 others Has the Nokia N8 made a Symbian^3 believer out of you? If so, you'll be glad to know the beta tag has been peeled off the web application development tools for the platform, which -- according to Executive Director Lee Williams -- provide "an ideal en...
28 April 2010
You’ve Got A Date With FAIL, It’s On Your Google Calendar
by 3 others Google wants us to move all of our data to the cloud. And yet, they keep having issues where a service that many people rely heavily on goes down. The latest is Google Calendar, which has been down for many people for well over an hour now. The App St...
The future of US Army helicopters: pilots optional
by 2 others Five years ago, the Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter got a digital cockpit and fly-by-wire controls. Starting in 2011, the US Army would like it to perform missions without a pilot at the helm. In a 140-page "Unmanned Aircraft Systems Roadmap" rel...
Tremor Media Shakes Another $40 Million Out Of The VC Money Tree
by 2 others Tremor Media is already the largest online video ad network in the U.S., and the company says it’s been profitable since 2009. Now the company just closed a large $40 million series D financing to accelerate its product R&D particularly its ...
How To Choose The Right Video Game Console
by 3 othersWith so many video game consoles on the market, there is something for everyone. No matter what your budget, taste, or choice in video games is you can be certain that there is a video game console that you will love. How you choose your console depend...
