Sony says majority of its PlayStation games to be 3D
According to Ray Maguire, head of Sony’s UK PlayStation division, the future will see the majority of first-person games for the PlayStation available in 3D; …
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iPhone 4's retina display gets critiqued, dropped
There are several interesting articles on the net about the iPhone 4’s new retina display. The first discusses the merits of the retina display itself, and the …
DROID Incredible rooted
Hear ye, hear ye. HTC DROID Incredible owners with a hankering for the “#” rejoice, as the good folks over at Unrevoked have added Verizon’s …
Twitter wants to remove the ambiguity from shortened URLs
Those of you who frequent Twitter are, in all likelihood, intimately familiar with URL shortening services. With only 140 characters available to inflict your wisdom …
Adobe to issue patch for Flash exploit tomorrow, Acrobat and Reader later
Just a heads up for all of you who have been anxiously waiting in your fallout shelters for Adobe to patch that nasty zero-day exploit. Adobe …
Security breach allows hackers to obtain info on 114,000 AT&T iPad owners
Um, wow. Gawker revealed today that a group of hackers from Goatse Security (no joke) were recently able to breach AT&T’s servers and obtain confidential …
T-Mobile making every phone free on June 19th
Still scratching your head trying to figure out what T-Mobile has cooking for June 19th? Well scratch no more. TmoNews is reporting that on that …
Office 2011 for Mac restricted to 32-bit
Oh man, this is definitely not something we wanted to hear: Microsoft has announced on its blog that Office for Mac 2011 will only ship …
AdMob's founder criticizes Apple
In a post on his blog this morning, AdMob founder Omar Hamoui lambasted Apple for anti-competitive behavior pertaining to the most recent changes to section 3.3.9 …
Garminfone now available from T-Mobile
Anyone looking for a device that’s as much a sat-nav superstar as it is a capable smartphone might want to mosey on over to T-Mobile, …
Video walkthrough of BlackBerry 9670 shows us BlackBerry 6 for non-touchscreen devices
Sure we’ve already seen BlackBerry 6 in action thanks to an epic 17 minute walkthrough, but that video featured a touchscreen ‘Berry. What’s life going …
webOS notifications designer returns to Apple
Palm’s brain drain shows no signs of letting up, as it was revealed today that Rich Dellinger, the man responsible for many of the icons …
Google Maps Navigation arrives in Canada, 11 European countries
Good news for Android users situated in Canada and and 11 Western European nations, as today Google announced the immediate availability of its free Google …
Caffeine: Google's new search index
Today, Google announced the completion of its new web indexing system title Caffeine. Google boasts that Caffeine, “provides 50 percent fresher results for web searches …
Sprint erred in EVO 4G sales figure comparison, still sold out
Yesterday, Sprint confessed that it may have overestimated the opening weekend sales figures for the hottest new phone available to the general public; the HTC …
Nexus One hacked to support 720p video recording
The Nexus One’s inability to record videos in HD has always been a bit of annoyance, but thanks to a member of the xda-developers community, …
Rogers launches the Nokia N97 Mini
It looks like Symbian freaks based in Canada who already have the N97 from Bell will be able to get themselves a new plaything this …
Adobe officially releases Lightroom 3 for Mac and Windows
Photo enthusiasts take note, as Adobe is rolling out the official retail version of Lightroom 3 today. Available as a public-beta since October 2009, the …
T-Mobile myTouch 3G to get official Android 2.2 update
Not long after it pledged to update the myTouch 3G to Android 2.1, today a leaked document from T-Mobile revealed that the carrier is planning …
BP tries to clean up image with AdWords
As a company, British Petroleum — or BP — is facing three disasters. The first, is the 50,000 to 85,000 barrels of crude oil spewing into …
Revised iOS ad policy cuts independents a break, makes it tougher for Google
It comes as no surprise — since Steve Jobs hinted at it during D8 — that Apple has once again revised the controversial section 3.3.9 …
T-Mobile rumored to launch Samsung Galaxy S on July 21st
It’s been long established (albeit unofficially) that T-Mobile will launch the Samsung Galaxy S, but a timeframe for release has always eluded us. That is …
HTC EVO 4G sold out across the country
You snooze, you lose. That’s exactly what thousands of EVO 4G hopefuls are learning today as the smartphone that smashed Sprint sales records has gone …
iOS 4 GM candidate already jailbroken
Want to know what was not found within the GM release candidate of iOS 4? Patched vulnerabilities which make jailbreaking an iPhone painfully simple. msftguy, …
Future of Media 2010: Boy Genius, Arianna Huffington, Dan Abrams, Josh Cohen, and more…
Our very own Jonathan Geller, also known as Boy Genius, has been invited to participate in the 2010 Future of Media event this afternoon at …
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace regulations, features detailed
Ars Technica has an interesting write-up on the rules and regulations developers will have to follow in order to publish to the Windows Phone 7 …
HTC Intruder coming to AT&T, but what is it?
Here’s a fun little conundrum for you. A mysterious new Android handset from HTC — the Intruder — has shown up in the internal inventory …
Sony VAIO J all-in-one PC packs 21.5" touch-screen, goes for $900
We’ve got to hand it to Sony, they make some sexy looking hardware…and this attractive little number packs a punch. The Sony VAIO J marries …
Google Maps previews added to Gmail and Buzz
How about some news for all you Google Maps enthusiasts? Today, Google has announced the addition of inline Map previews for its Gmail and Buzz …
iOS 4 gold master release candidate is up on Apple developer site
If you have an iPhone, an iPhone developer account, and a hankering for new code, it would behoove you to mosey on over to developer.apple.com, …
