Archive for April, 2011 - Page 10

Let’s rewind to 2007 for a moment: CD Projekt’s RPG The Witcher had landed on PC, and anticipation was high for the updated console version of the game, The Witcher: Rise of the White Wolf, which was planned to utilize [...]

The iPhone 4, in white flavor, will finally arrive tomorrow, April 28, and despite we witness one of the toughest deliveries from Apple in latest times, the white smartphone will be on shelves in various Apple and carrier stores. One [...]

Apple’s iPad might be king of the hill when it comes to tablets. Android Honeycomb might be close behind. But that won’t stop Microsoft for making another aim at tablet computing.

The PlayStation Network outage is turning into an unprecedented gaming-related saga that could have grim consequences for both the giant corporation, but also for all its customers that have PSN or Qriocity accounts. As you already know, the PlayStation Network [...]

A few days ago we showed you Order and Chaos Online video, a World of Warcraft knock off specifically designed by Gameloft for the iPhone and iPad. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try this “full-3D MMORPG” subscription based game [...]

Remember when we talked about Skype buying out Qik back around CES? Well, they’ve made quite a bit of progress with their new acquisition since then, but today marks something of a surprise: thanks to the newest update, Qik users [...]

As ubiquitous as DVD burners are today, so too will (in all likelihood) Blu-ray burners be tomorrow. At least, that’s what will happen if places like Plextor have anything to say about it, especially since they’re bringing out some thoroughly [...]

And suddenly, some of the clouds lifted on an issue that we’d been noodling around out here for the last few weeks. A report has emerged suggesting that DirecTV, basically the number two in terms of satellite television providers, is [...]

The HTC EVO 4G was the first 4G phone for carrier Sprint and a big success for them. But, that phones’ 4.3-inch screen isn’t for everybody, and some don’t like the lack of a physical keyboard. Enter the HTC Evo [...]

I knew LG made televisions, so it really wasn’t much of a surprise to see them venturing into computer monitors as well. And it’s even less of a surprise to see them bring out their Film Patterned Retarder technology to [...]