Archive for July, 2011 - Page 14

Electronic Arts issued their Q1 financial earnings results today, and the company also took the time to talk about some of their more sales results. Not only did FIFA sell tons and tons of copies (what were you expecting), but EA also announced that they shipped a lot of copies [...]

Quite a week for the crew out at Sony so far, with word about a new digital camera coming out just two days ago, and now we’ve got word about a lineup of new digital photo frames. We’re talking about the Sony DPF-HD1000, the Sony DPF-HD800, and the Sony DPF-C [...]

Those of you with Asus Eee Pad Transformer tablets out there–and there are a surprisingly large number of you–will be happy to know that you’ll be getting your long-awaited and often-rumored update to 3.2 Honeycomb tomorrow. And the word comes from no less than Asus’ own Twitter feed.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 users are in for a surprise, as Gingerbread updates are starting to roll out. While initially planned for release next month, Sony Ericsson is already rolling out 2.3.3 to X10 handsets worldwide.

When Apple announced that they would be selling the update version of Mac OS X Lion for just $29, many folks applauded Apple and said that was a great deal for a new major update to an operating system. But, it wasn’t a great deal for Mr. John Christman. He [...]

It’s been quite a couple weeks for Netflix. Calling them “roller coaster” weeks would really not be out of line at all. And whether you hate them, love them, or still think they’ve got a chance to shine, the big story right now is that they’ve just picked up another [...]

All right, camera buffs out there, I know you don’t get quite as much love out of your favorite companies as you used to since cameras started cropping up on tablets and smartphones and all sorts of portable devices. But rest assured, you have not been forgotten about, and the [...]

I hate to reinforce the stereotype that all PC gamers are elitist jerks, but I’m sure a few of them were snickering when the news of Ubisoft’s new UPlay Passport broke. The Uplay Passport is, of course, Ubisoft’s own version of the online pass, which requires those who buy the [...]

It’s been some day for solar power, for some reason…first we got word about the new possibility of Apple devices running on daylight, and then we follow that up with word from SolarCity, who’s looking to release a line of solar powered electric car chargers.

It looks like some T-Mobile users have been getting a gift in the mail. Or more accurately, they have been getting a gift card in the mail. So far the details are still coming only from the users that have received one, which does two things — confirm that these [...]