Archive for June, 2011 - Page 18
Motorola Droid Bionic vs Samsung Galaxy S II – What Should You Buy? [Infographic Compares Bananas to Apples Ahead of Release Date: 4G LTE, Verizon-Only Droid Bionic Against Worldwide Star Galaxy S II]
Well, well, what do we have here? A very interesting infographic, filled with information about two of the hottest Android handsets of the year, the Motorola Droid Bionic and the Samsung Galaxy S II. But with all due respect to [...]
Battlefield 3 Frame Rate To Be Locked At 30 Frames Per Second On Consoles [Xbox 360 & PlayStation 3 To Have Half The Frame Rate Of Modern Warfare 3, Does This Mean That Call Of Duty Will Be More Popular, Or Just A Benefit For The PC?]
DICE has been promising that the PC will be the “lead platform” for Battlefield 3, and in case you didn’t believe them, they confirmed last week the console versions of Battlefield 3 will be locked at 30 frames per second [...]
Motorola Triumph Pre-order Available at Best Buy for $299 [Virgin Mobile Yet to Confirm Release Date But New Triumph Android Smartphone Can be Pre-Ordered Now]
The Triumph has been made official during a recent press event hosted by Sprint and Motorola. While some people may be a lot more interested in the Motorola Photon 4G, also launched at the same event, the Triumph happens to [...]
Samsung Galaxy S II (Sprint Within 4G) & Epic 2 Release Dates Scheduled for Q3? [Leaked Sprint Roadmap Reveals Launch Dates for Various Smartphones Including the Galaxy Within & New Epic 2]
Someone dropped the ball at Sprint and that’s how we ended up writing about the carrier’s Q3 roadmap today. There are a bunch of new devices heading to Sprint in the near future, and in case you’re not interested in [...]
Brink DLC Agent Of Change Release Moved To July [Bethesda Pushes Agent Of Change DLC Back To July, Announces It Will Be Free For Two Weeks After Launch]
Bethesda has revealed that the first Brink DLC, Agent of Change, will now release in early July after originally shooting for a June release. Strangely, this echoes the recent delay of Old World Blues, the newest add-on for Fallout: New [...]
PlayStation Vita’s Rear Touch Pad Was Almost Scrapped From Handheld [Sony Executive Shuhei Yoshida Reveals That They Almost Cut The Touchpad Over Cost Concerns]
One of the more unique features of the PlayStation Vita is its rear touch panel. That’s something unique that we haven’t seen elsewhere on gaming handhelds or any sort of mobile device yet. However, it almost was cut from the [...]
Rumor: Xbox 360 To Offer Support For Free-To-Play Games [Free-To-Play Games On Xbox Live? New Rumors Say Microsoft Will Soon Open Xbox Live To MMO Developers]
Hot on the heels of the announcement that Team Fortress 2 will henceforth be a free-to-play title comes a rumor that Microsoft is about to open up Xbox Live to free-to-play developers. This is pretty big deal if it’s true, [...]
The Top Seven Conflicting Reasons Apple Should Get Into The Console Market [The Top Seven List Faces Its First Ever Split--Can Apple's Innovation and Extensive Capital Yield A Play In The Console Market?]
Our own Chris Smith has been raising a couple interesting points of late, and all focused around one thing: the viability of Apple in the console gaming industry. In fact, when I looked at the issue, I became almost perfectly [...]
Microsoft: Xbox 360 Only ‘Halfway Through’ Lifespan [Microsoft EMEA VP Says Kinect To Thank For Extended 360 Lifespan, Core Gamers Will See More 'Complimentary' Kinect Experiences Soon]
Ever since the release of Kinect, Microsoft has enjoyed a rise in Xbox 360 sales – in fact, the Xbox 360 is currently the only console to experience rising sales this late in the game. Things are looking good for [...]
LG Looking To Return To Laptops, Say Sources [LG Has Presences In Televisions, Monitors, Assorted Computer Hardware, But Previously Gave Up Laptops As A Bad Idea]
A bit of a surprise on a Friday for us, folks, as word is currently moving around that the folks out at LG are looking to get back into the laptop market after an extended absence lasting a little over [...]

