Archive for October, 2011 - Page 5

It’s no secret that the BlackBerry PlayBook isn’t doing well at all. In fact, sales were so bad, RIM decided to slash off as much as $200 from its price on various retailers across the United States. But it seems even the massive reduction in price isn’t enough to convince [...]

Can’t wait to get your hands on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3? What if I told you that the PC version of the game has been already stolen and it’s already out there in the wild?

Google Music’s been making waves recently due to a prior announcement that Google will start selling MP3 tracks through the service soon. Then Andy Rubin announced at AsiaD that it will have a “a little twist,” that was later rumored to be the ability to share music tracks with your [...]

Nintendo’s report of massive losses in the first half of its fiscal year currently has the internet buzzing with talk about Nintendo’s demise, but ignoring the doom and gloom about Nintendo predicting its first annual loss in 30 years, what was the major cause of the first half loss?

Yahoo! has been outsourcing services to other companies, in an effort to cut costs and bolster partnerships. Yahoo! has recently relaunched its maps application, now powered by Nokia.

Preorders for the wafer thin Motorola Droid Razr on Verizon has begun, and with it comes free 500 MB storage through Backup Assistant+ that you can upgrade as you see fit. Backup Assistant+ backs up your contacts list as well as your media files (both pictures and videos) on the [...]

GameStop is going to make a big push for mobile gaming, or the new kind of smartphone and tablet gaming that is hurting traditional companies like Nintendo – just take a look at their recent financial report.

Original programming is coming to a YouTube channel near you. Google is making a big push for TV. Amid news of an upcoming new Google TV, the company has inked deals with at least 100 producers to build content exclusively for YouTube channels.

Chances are, you’ve heard of Gorilla glass before. If you own a smartphone, and the list of features for it says it’s using some sort of fortified display, it’s probably Gorilla glass. But Gorilla glass has its limitations, and its maker Corning is addressing those limitations by coming up with [...]