Archive for June, 2011 - Page 16

Even though Ubisoft’s newest dance game, Michael Jackson: The Experience, was met with pretty unimpressive reviews, it still managed to sell like hotcakes. That may have had more to do with Michael Jackson than the fact that it’s a dance game, but nevertheless, Ubisoft is moving forward with the next [...]

We have some important updates for you today, jailbreak fans, which come “officially” all the way from the iPhone Dev Team. And before you start fantasizing about the iPad 2 jailbreak, which some people expected today, we’ll tell you right from the start that today isn’t a funday.

While everyone’s been enamored with the Wii U and the new touchscreen controller and actual third party support for a Nintendo console, our Wiis have just been sitting there, collecting dust. Actually, the Wii hasn’t seen any big games for a while, with the Nintendo faithful really only having Skyward [...]

Known for his jailbreaks and hacks, whether related to iOS devices or Sony’s PlayStation, GeoHot seems to have been hired by Zuckerberg and Co. That’s right, Facebook appears to have employed George Hotz, although, at this time, it can’t be really confirmed.

Today happens to be the eighth anniversary of Star Wars Galaxies’ North American launch, but unfortunately there isn’t much for players to celebrate, because Sony Online Entertainment has revealed that they’re pulling the plug on the MMO before the end of 2011.

This past week, the new Final Cut Pro X came out, and many video editing professionals are upset that the new professional-grade video editing suite is actually, not so professional-grade. Sure, it’s got 64-bit support but the new simplified timeline, lack of multicam support, difficulty in sharing projects and inability [...]

Ever run out of power in the middle of nowhere? Maybe all you need is a few minutes of charge, say for a digital camera or portable radio. If you have the APS-J liquid-powered batteries in your bag or pocket, you won’t have to worry.

We talked about the upcoming Android Gingerbread update for the HTC Thunderbolt a bunch of times in the past, as HTC confirmed that its first, and only, LTE Android device to date will be upgraded to Android 2.3 in the second quarter of the year.

The famous LulzSec hacker group, which is responsible for quite a few hacking attacks on various business and government websites has abruptly decided to call it quits. The group  announced, through an official (if we can call it that) press release, that it will stop from hacking any other websites. [...]

A full year passed since Apple first started selling the iPhone 4 in stores and it there’s still no unlock available for the masses. Apple managed to successfully battle hackers in this unlocking fight and I’m sure certain carriers out there are more than happy that most iPhone 4 units [...]