Archive for June, 2011 - Page 13

All eyes may be on the PS Vita at the moment, but Sony’s giving the PSP one more go before their new handheld takes center stage later this year (or early next year). They’ve announced a round of PSP bundles [...]

Today there was jubilation in the video game community as the US Supreme Court handed down a ruling on Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association – the legal challenge to California’s legislation which banned the sale of violent video games to [...]

We’ve been hearing more than a little out of LaCie of late, with their cloud-backed Cloudbox system only recently coming into frame. But that’s not the only thing they were working on, and joining the lineup is a pair of [...]

Thatgamecompany has supplied details about the Journey closed beta they announced last week, but it sound like only a tiny number of people are going to be able to participate. The beta starts tomorrow, and the only way you’re guaranteed [...]

Interesting bit of news about Taiwan: over there, if you’re a business, you’re apparently required by law to offer a seven-day return policy on pretty much anything you sell, such that if the person who bought it has a case [...]

We have recently been hearing some chatter regarding iPad video chatting coming from Skype, however it looks like rival Fring has updated their once iPhone only app and brought with it — support for group video chat.

If you were around a few days ago when we brought out the massive 92 inch DLP television from Mitsubishi, you might wonder what they’ve got up their sleeves for the REAL LCD-22BLR500, an LCD system measuring a meager (by [...]

After talking about it for over a year, Verizon Wireless has finally decided that on July 7th, they’ll be unveiling metered data plans on their customers. Of course, those who are currently using unlimited data plans can continue to do [...]

Keeping tabs on the hacker front has proven difficult by most any measure, mainly because it’s so constantly shifting. But considering that our own Chris Smith put out the word that Lulzsec had shuttered its operations for good, a new [...]

Its been a little while since we last heard anything in terms of the Samsung Hercules, however it looks like it has once again turned up — this time in the form of the Samsung T989 and by way of [...]