Archive for May, 2010 - Page 22

When news broke that Bungie (the game developers behind the popular Halo series, formerly owned by Microsoft for many years) had partnered with Activision for a 10-year deal that saw Activision publishing their next great video game franchise, it took [...]

As you already know Google I/O is already underway and we have already told you how Google Wave is now available to everyone and how the company has introduced a Chrome-based Web Store.

Google I/O 2010 has barely kicked off and we are already seeing some interesting goodies come. One of the more recent was the announcement of the Chrome Web Store, which will be an app store for the web.

Effective as of now, Google Wave is no longer an invitation only service. That means anyone who may be interested in signing up for Wave will simply need to visit wave.google.com and sign up. And the good news here is [...]

No, Vietnam hasn’t spitted out a new lost or stolen iPhone prototype like the ones we’ve seen in the past days but we still have more details about the upcoming iPhone 4 / 4G / HD, or whatever name they’ll [...]

This is certainly not the first time we are hearing about the Bada OS based Wave S8500 smartphone from Samsung, but with a little bit of a positive spin — the phone is now available for pre-order. Well, its available [...]

Aspiring authors may like this latest announcement from Barnes & Noble. They have announced a new service called PubIt!, which is expected to come available sometime this summer.

There’s no question about it; the latest trend in display technology is undoubtedly 3D. While the technology has been around for ages it seems that it’s only just been made available for consumer consumption, at a premium price, of course. [...]

Another day and another BlackBerry Pearl 3G availability announcement. This time its dealing with the Pearl 3G 9100, which has the 20-key keyboard. As for the carrier, that will be Virgin Mobile in Canada.

Google’s I/O official keynotes are coming soon, hopefully ready to reveal brand new products, but it looks like Google had some things to clear up before its event this week.