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- Microsoft: Kinect titles to triple by year end, opens two more studios
- Starhawk images leaked ahead of big reveal
- How bin Laden emailed: with difficulty
- iPod nano next: A spy’s best friend?
- Google pits Android against Chrome
- Marc Zuckerberg leaves Facebook
- The Apprentice becomes the Apps-prentice
- Facebook, Google and privacy
Microsoft: Kinect titles to triple by year end, opens two more studios Posted: |
Starhawk images leaked ahead of big reveal Posted: Its no secret that Lightbox Interactive is working on something big, as chronicled by studio president Dylan Jobe. It appears that the studio is getting ready [...] Related posts: Ex-Incognito boss reports progress of rumored Starhawk game Warkhawk dev drop hints about Starhawk, comments on PS3 memory Dead Space 2 first teaser trailer leaked accidently |
How bin Laden emailed: with difficulty Posted: It’s difficult to email without an Internet connection. Unless you have a team of couriers willing to run around at your command. Osama bin Laden may be dead, or maybe not if you believe any of the conspiracy theories, but that doesn’t make him any less interesting of a subject. For example, how the hell [...] |
iPod nano next: A spy’s best friend? Posted: Does the tiny, tiny touch screen iPod nano need a camera? Probably not, though the idea itself presents an interesting engineering problem and just having camera in such a small device carries with a certain level of cool — say, “cheesy snaps.” Taiwan’s Apple Pro (Google translation) is back with another [...] Related Posts: Will [...] |
Google pits Android against Chrome Posted: |
Marc Zuckerberg leaves Facebook Posted: As of yesterday morning, Mark S Zuckerberg was no longer a part of Facebook. Not only was the dismissal made without a moment’s warning, but the Facebook site itself no longer had any mention of Zuckerberg. It’s probably only fair at this stage to mention that Mark S Zuckerberg is a 48-year-old lawyer from Indianapolis. [...] |
The Apprentice becomes the Apps-prentice Posted: |
Posted: Google and Facebook, the two companies that have the most to gain by getting us to give them our data so that they can make money from it, have noticed that they are heading the same direction, which may start a war. Facebook's stake is pretty straightforward. They invent ways to lure you into giving [...] |
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