Archive for January, 2011 - Page 13

Despite having a track record slightly better than a magic 8-Ball’s, analyst predictions continue to be trotted out with every opportunity, perhaps if for no better reason than that they’re so easily mockable. And the launch of the PSP 2′s twin brother, the NGP, is huge enough to attract a [...]

With the slew of online services you access both on computer and mobile, you might be tired of constantly keying in your username and password. Even with password-saving options, this can be bothersome if you’re using different phones. With Facebook’s single sign on API, devices can now login to different [...]

If you’re like me, you probably expect important and find yourself constantly checking your Gmail window or tab for new messages. Now you don’t have to install third-party Gmail inbox checkers or even Gmail’s own notifier to get email alerts, as Gmail supports notifications via browser.

Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter has made another prediction about the gaming market, but unlike some of his previous ones, this seems like a prediction most gamers would be willing to get behind. Pachter says that in order for Sony’s Move peripheral to compete with the Wii in 2011, Sony [...]

Score -1 for the little guy, as that restraining order Sony was cooking up for the intrepid PlayStation 3 security breach author, Geroge Hotz just went through after Sony managed to convince a judge to keep the case in San Francisco and the important part, has demonstrated that the hack [...]

So the folks out at MSI have pulled back the curtain on a new gaming laptop, the MSI GT680R-008US, and this particular model will definitely have all your power needs well in hand in terms of gaming. Of course, you may be a little hesitant when you catch a glimpse [...]

It’s one thing to have an Android version ported to a smartphone that runs, by default, an OS of the competition, but it’s quite another to have the latest Android version, Gingerbread in this case since we’re talking about smartphones, installed on an iPhone or iPod touch even before the [...]

Apple doesn’t really have a choice when it comes to using dual-core processors in its upcoming iPad and iPhone versions as the competition will have similar devices sporting dual-core CPUs this year.

It’s a big day for the folks out at Razer: today is the fifth birthday of the DeathAdder line of gaming mice. And to celebrate, they’ve released a special edition of their longstanding favorite, and it’s not just the color scheme that makes this one worth looking at. We’re talking [...]

Sure, the thought of using a PC in your home theater isn’t exactly a new one. In fact, based on the sheer amount of content out there that can only be found online, it’s actually a pretty smart move by some reckoning. So that’s why it was exciting to see [...]