Microsoft has released its “NoDo” updates, but not to users. Instead, the updates have been sent to carriers for testing. Once testing is complete, carriers will release the updates to users. For more information, visit the source link.
Wondering where that WP7 “Early March” Update is? Read More »
3D filmmaking is here to stay, according to George Lucas, James Cameron, and Jeffrey Katzenberg. The trio discussed the future of 3D filmmaking at CinemaCon, emphasizing the importance of high-quality conversions and production. Lucas also revealed that the cost of converting Star Wars to 3D has surpassed the original production budget.
Star Wars 3D will cost more to make than original film Read More »
Music labels are arguing that Amazon should pay a license fee for streaming music uploaded to the Cloud Player. Amazon disagrees, saying that users are only streaming music they have already purchased. Could this legal battle lead to record companies pulling content from Amazon’s music store?
Amazon Thinks Its Cloud Storage Doesn’t Need A License, Labels Say They Do Read More »
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is a third-person team-based shooter set in the dark and sinister Resident Evil universe. Players take on the role of an Umbrella Security Services soldier (U.S.S.) and battle against zombies, B.O.W.s, and other competing forces. The game features a retelling of classic moments from Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3, and includes a number of competitive online multiplayer modes.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City Read More »
A Twitter trend falsely claimed Jackie Chan’s death, but the beloved actor is alive and well. Learn a valuable lesson about believing everything you read on social media.
Amazing Tales of Survival: Jackie Chan Read More »
Samsung’s new motion controls for the Galaxy S2 are being met with mixed reviews. Some people find them to be gimmicky and unnecessary, while others appreciate the innovation. What do you think?
Samsung Galaxy S2 Wants to be Moved! Read More »
Ron Low claims he can restore foreskin with a device called the TLC Tugger. The device is worn for four hours at a time and costs $60. Low will be featured on the Learning Channel’s series premiere of Strange Sex on Sunday April 3 at 10pm EST/9pm CST.
Circumcised? This guy can “restore” your foreskin Read More »
Harvard researchers have rediscovered a 200-year-old technology that uses controlled bolts of electricity to extinguish fires. The technology is still in its early stages, but it has the potential to revolutionize firefighting.
Magic wand that puts out fire Read More »
Zediva, a video streaming service that uses physical DVDs and DVD players, may be in violation of copyright law. The service rents out DVDs to multiple people, which could be considered a public performance. Zediva is already facing legal challenges from Hollywood studios.
Zediva May Not Be So Legal After All Read More »
Motorola is reportedly developing a web-based mobile OS as a possible alternative to Google’s Android software. However, some experts believe that Motorola is not capable of creating a successful OS.
Is Motorola working on its own OS? Read More »
The release date for Duke Nukem Forever has been pushed back from May to June. The developer has apologized for the delay and said that they are working hard to deliver the game.
Gearbox says “SIKE BIATCH!” Duke Nukem Forever, delayed again… Read More »
A judge has called the RIAA’s request for damages from LimeWire “absurd.” The RIAA has a history of making absurd claims and wasting money on lawsuits. Instead of adapting to the digital age, the RIAA has sat back and let others do the work for them.
The RIAA wants $75 trillion in damages from LimeWire Read More »
Rational Pessimism can save and enrich your life, hombre (video embedded after the jump) Read on for news items and notable notables from around the net today. Yeah, I called it ‘the net’. How retro of me.
Noisestash roundup, pessimism is good [late] Read More »
Google has been fined €100,000 by France’s data protection authority for collecting data from unencrypted Wi-Fi networks. The data included SSIDs, MAC addresses, and even browsing activity. Google has apologized and said it will delete the data.
Google Street View Knew If You Were Watching Porn And It Cost Them $142,000 Read More »
The BlackBerry PlayBook will launch with the same price as the iPad 2. RIM hopes their “professional grade” tablet will lure potential customers with higher spec-ed dual cameras and double the RAM.
Aggressive Pricing for RIM’s PlayBook Read More »
