Archive for October, 2010 - Page 18

With the recent explosion of televisions that can browse the internet, either by themselves or with the help of gadgets such as Apple or Google TV; it is no wonder that several websites like Vimeo have to adapt the way they present their content. Hot on the heels of YouTube [...]

Juniper Networks has launched an internet security suite called the Junos Pulse Mobile that is aimed exclusively at mobile phones. The software would guard against malware and includes antivirus software but that is hardly the only thing the suite, which is aimed at all platforms of the Smartphone can do.

Just a week ago the first webOS 2.0 handset was quietly announced by HP and Palm. Surprisingly for some, we saw the Palm Pre get a successor, the Palm Pre 2, which started selling in France via SFR and is heading to both U.S. and Canadian markets soon.

Green Cart Deli has recently launched in Conway, AR, with its eco-friendly ambulant food carts. For those who are having the munchies early during working hours, you can get an update of where Green Cart Deli carts will be each morning through Twitter and Facebook.

T-Mobile has become the third of the four major US cellular carriers to come forward with a release date for the Samsung Galaxy Tab. The scheduled date of availability is November 10th and it will carry an on-contract price tag of $399.99.

In what can be viewed as a victory for internet privacy advocates everywhere, U.S. District Court Judge Marsha Pechman ruled yesterday that Amazon.com does not have to turn over customer information, including names and addresses to the North Carolina Department of Revenue. Citing a violation of Amazon’s first amendment rights [...]

Navigon has been in the app game for a while now as they have long since had an iPhone app in the App Store, however they had yet to make the move over to Android, at least here in the US. Well, as of today that has changed and Navigon [...]

Man, Microsoft’s Kinect is just too good to be true, there’s gotta be some minor detail that’s wrong with it. All that fun and physical interactivity has to come at some trade-off right? We mean, besides the $150 you’re already paying. And, wouldn’t you know it, some intrepid gogetters claim [...]

Microsoft Vice President Phil Spencer recently told IGN UK that HD remakes of original Xbox games developed by Microsoft Game Studios aren’t really on the company’s radar at the moment. “If you can provide real value to the customer, there could be possibilities for that, but I don’t spend a [...]

Yesterday we brought you the sizzling low down on Steve Jobs’ hissy fit (we kid, we know it was actually manly “Hulk smash” anger) at Microsoft’s acquisition of Bungie back in the day. And man, we didn’t envy Ed Fries at all, especially since he was so emotionally scarred he [...]