Archive for April, 2010 - Page 3

If you haven’t been living under a rock you’ll know that in terms of fondness for Adobe’s Flash platform, Steve Jobs is anything but a fan. He has stated the reasons he thinks Flash will never be good on a mobile device (like the iPhone) countless times. And on top [...]

The AT&T branded Dell Aero had made its way into the hands of select individuals a short while back, and that managed to cause a little bit of an uproar. What was discovered at the time was that the Dell Aero was not sporting much in terms of Google. And [...]

It seems like only yesterday we gave gamers the good news that Apple is finally going to work with Valve to have a full blown Steam client ready by the end of April. Well it’s the end of April, Mac gamers, and the public Steam client for Mac hasn’t arrived [...]

Despite what can only be described as poor sales here in the US, Fushion Garage is continuing on with further roll-outs and developments with their JooJoo tablet. The latest news is coming courtesy of Chandra Rathakrishanan who is the company CEO, and calls for a new JooJoo to be available [...]

You probably all recall Steve Jobs’ Thoughts on Flash we showed you yesterday followed by a fierce response from Adobe’s CEO, Shantanu Narayen. But it looks like Microsoft also wants to have a say in all this as it has directly responded to the Flash matter.

Nokia’s N8 smartphone might be the first handset to incorporate Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 surround sound technology. However, it certainly won’t be the last as Sony teams up with Dolby to bring its surround sound technologies to its other phones.

Many people are predicting a future where our media (movies, games) is all distributed digitally without any physical media. But, some video game publishers are purposefully keeping their game content in the regular retail channels, and that’s because they love the extra publicity from the midnight game launches (among other [...]

You can expect to find the concierges at InterContinental Hotels & Resorts equipped with the iPad. If you wanted a more hands-on experience, head to London’s Berkeley hotel where you can borrow your own Apple iPad for the duration of your stay.

Apple’s future looks flat ? when it comes to buttons. Why have large buttons when you can have smaller ones that don’t stick out? Actually, why have buttons at all when you can have invisible ones? A new patent filed by Apple has people talking.

Lala.com, the online music site that allowed users to stream music for free and legally is going to close. The site was purchased by Apple last year for $80 million, and it looks like Apple is shutting down the site (after all, it does compete with iTunes).