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- Gran Turismo 5 ‘disappointing’ shocker!
- Billy Bob Thornton blames violent video games for bad movies – WTF?
- Apple raids RIM for talent
- Top Gear talks with Kazunori about Gran Turismo 5, GT Academy and the Stig
- Give employees smartphones and they’ll sing your praises
- Beatles generate $8-million in first week
- Gran Turismo 5 review copies shipped Monday – don’t expect ‘complete’ reviews yet
- Acer and Dell join Windows tablet battleground
- Apple adds more iPad production. World iPad or v.2?
- iOS4.2 this week, iOS4.3 next month?
- What iPad and iOS4.2 bring to the business table
- German Google Street View brings egg protests and BS birth
- Ice becomes a touchscreen thanks to Nokia
| Gran Turismo 5 ‘disappointing’ shocker! Posted: Gran Turismo 5 has finally arrived, six years after Polyphony Digital began working on the game. The result of those many months of long, hard work? A game that many people are disappointed with. Uh oh. As Mike noted earlier, [...] Related posts: Gran Turismo 5 review copies shipped Monday – don’t expect ‘complete’ reviews [...] |
| Billy Bob Thornton blames violent video games for bad movies – WTF? Posted: Billy Bob Thornton has the answer to why Hollywood is invariably pushing out crap movies these days. It’s because of gamers like you and me. Blame the video games industry. Go on, it’s fun! [...] Related posts: Video games beat home movies – Global recession is helping Do violent video games need health warnings on [...] |
| Posted: Once upon a time, like about a year ago, Canadian smartphone maker Research in Motion seemed unassailable with a double-digit market share lead over both Apple and Google. However, over the last year, market share isn’t the only thing the Blackberry maker has been bleeding. Wall Street Journal reports that over the [...] Related Posts: [...] |
| Top Gear talks with Kazunori about Gran Turismo 5, GT Academy and the Stig Posted: |
| Give employees smartphones and they’ll sing your praises Posted: |
| Beatles generate $8-million in first week Posted: Although the blogsphere and media generally greeted the Fab Four’s online arrival with yawns, fans have warmly embraced the group’s music, snapping up tracks by the million. The surprising bit is that, at least in dollar terms, the majority of these sales were albums. Reuters reports that iTunes sold more than 450,000 [...] Related Posts: [...] |
| Gran Turismo 5 review copies shipped Monday – don’t expect ‘complete’ reviews yet Posted: |
| Acer and Dell join Windows tablet battleground Posted: HP’s attempts to compete with the iPad using a Windows-based device proved an embarrassing flop. But now Dell and Acer both believe Windows 7 on a tablet is worth a shot. Acer has announced it will be launching a [...] Related posts: Dell tablets to save Vista Bill Gates: Microsoft still working on tablet devices, [...] |
| Apple adds more iPad production. World iPad or v.2? Posted: Apple is working with its Chinese production partner FoxConn to enable the company to make more iPads, perhaps just for holiday production or maybe to set the stage for the rumored World iPad. Multiple lines are being [...] Related posts: Apple sells 2 million iPads in 60 days iPhone 2.0 arriving in June – Apple [...] |
| iOS4.2 this week, iOS4.3 next month? Posted: It is not exactly intuitive to expect another iOS4 update from Apple almost immediately on the heels of the update to iOS4.2, but we may get one. The reason is not only news, the reason actually is the news. A [...] Related Posts: Is iOS4.2 late because of Verizon? Apple navigates tricky iOS4 iPhone, iPad [...] |
| What iPad and iOS4.2 bring to the business table Posted: |
| German Google Street View brings egg protests and BS birth Posted: Google’s Street View operations in Germany is no longer responsible solely for a legal dispute. It’s now sparked off a dumb prank, and a dumber protest. Let’s start with the prank. Somebody has taken the time [...] Related posts: Google Street View blamed for burglary Google expands Street View with 4 more cities German officials [...] |
| Ice becomes a touchscreen thanks to Nokia Posted: |
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