Archive for November, 2010 - Page 17

While Thanksgiving may have come and gone, that doesn’t mean that cooking over the holiday season is done as well. In fact, some would say that once Thanksgiving is over, the reason cooking season begins.

Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood has sold over one million copies in it’s first week in Europe alone, which officially makes it “the best launch in the history of Ubisoft’s European sales, and our best-selling launch title ever,” according to Geoffroy Sardin, EMEA chief of marketing and sale at Ubisoft, in an [...]

Apps with barcode scanners on the iPhone seem to be popping up more and more every day. Clearly app developers have realized just how useful and used they can be if you have a program that is worth trying out. Shop Savvy is one such app that can save both [...]

Remember the Energizer Bunny? How preposterous its commercials were, how this little drum-banging bunny could go ridiculous lengths powered by nothing more than a handful of batteries? Well, we’re about to get our minds blown by the announcement that the Mr. Evolta robot has concluded its nearly 500 kilometer trek [...]

Those of you who use your iBooks app on the iPhone or iPad for the entirety of your book library will be pleasantly surprised by what the upcoming updates will do for the app. Along with making it easier to print and email PDF files through iBooks, the app will [...]

The profession of medicine has been generally ignored by modern games as subject matter apart from the brilliant Trauma Center series and that isn’t about to change anytime soon, though EA certainly want you to think so judging by their new trailer. It’s basically what looks like an arcade twin [...]

You want new cars for Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit? Do you want them for free? Well, then you’ve got your work cut out for you, because Criterion is saying that they’ll release free DLC for Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit if the trailer we have after the break gets [...]

Way back in the deep dark depths of three years ago–which in technology terms equates roughly to the Bronze Age–the folks out at Sony made an earth-shaking decision. Their eBook reader, you see, wasn’t selling very well in Japan, and thus, they decided to stop selling them there and focus [...]

Pico projectors are a world in which small is standard, but the folks at AAXA take small very seriously in their pico projectors, and to that end, they’ve released an updated version of the L1 pico projector. It’s the smallest 20 lumen projector ever at last report, so it’s certainly [...]

There’s a fair chance you didn’t know about this unless you’re out in Germany or the environs, but the VISIT 2010 show is currently running out there, and thus, some new and exciting tech is getting shown off as is so often the case with trade shows. One such piece [...]