Get ready for a channel shake-up! Sirius and XM radios merge channels, starting May 4th. Canadian music replaces traffic and weather on local channels. Get the full updated channel list and reset your presets for a smooth transition.
A friendly reminder that SiriusXM channels are changing tomorrow Read More »
Microsoft partners with RIM to bring Bing services to Blackberry devices, including voice and location aware search. Critics question RIM’s confusing platform strategy as they simultaneously support Android apps and Bing. This move benefits Microsoft more than RIM, as Bing continues to struggle financially.
RIM’s Continued Identity Crisis: Blackberry Will Now Feature Bing At The OS Level Read More »
Quanta, OEM partner for RIM and Sony, reportedly starts production on Amazon’s rumored tablet. 700,000-800,000 units expected in peak season, contributing $3.5 billion to Quanta’s annual revenue. Digitimes reports Amazon aims to reduce Kindle prices and push tablet globally. Amazon remains silent, but history suggests announcement is imminent.
Is this confirmation of an Amazon Tablet? [Breaking] Read More »
Bin Laden is dead, but Twitter celebrates with memes, not news coverage. E-Ink technology stagnates while 100 terabit connections are created. Sony suffers another hack, and Twitter buys TweetDeck. Plus, conspiracy theories abound and Noisecast ponders Tupac’s immortality.
Noisecast Roundup 5-2-2011: memeification of the wicked witch Read More »
Twitter acquires TweetDeck for $40-50 million, aiming to reclaim market share & boost innovation. Will it be enough to stop Twitter’s creative stagnation?
Twitter supposedly buys TweetDeck for $40-$50 million Read More »
This week, Noisecast tackles Sony’s new tablet, Apple’s location tracking lawsuit, and the mysterious ninja epidemic in Pittsburgh. Plus, GoogleTV’s sales woes, the demise of the Blue Screen of Death, and a nude teacher on the loose!
Episode 28 of the Noisecast – “Ninja Epidemic” Read More »
Samsung introduces Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0, Android smart players with 4″ and 5″ screens respectively. Get social with Samsung Social Hub, enjoy Google services, and access over 150,000 apps on Android Market! Available in Russia and Switzerland now, more countries soon.
Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0 launched Read More »
Catch up on Noisecast’s latest articles on tech we hate, Ben’s tech woes, PSN hacks, iPad 2 review, & Lord of the Rings! Podcast out soon.
Monday Update: Late And Not Great Read More »
This week’s Noisecast mock draft tackles tech we’d love to banish forever. From 3D movies to auto-correct, join us as we rant and rave!
NoiseDraft: Tech we’d banish from existence Read More »
How technology transformed a bored kid into a slave to the latest gadget.
Technology has ruined me Read More »
Following a massive data breach affecting 77 million users, Sony held a press conference to address the PlayStation Network and Qriocity outage and outline plans for service relaunch.
Sony Announces PSN And Qrirocity Limited Return And ‘Welcome Back’ Program Read More »
iPad 2: Gorgeous? Yes. Perfect? Not yet. Find out if this sleek, intuitive tablet is right for you.
The iPad 2: Review Read More »
Weekend Roundup: Apple dethrones Microsoft, Google in lawsuit, and Chrome OS notebook details leaked. Plus, a revisit of Lord of the Rings!
Noisecast Roundup 4-29-2011: TGIF Read More »
This satirical review of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring takes a nostalgic look at the film 10 years after its release.
Revisiting The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. A movie review Read More »
Dive into a stunning 3D textured model of New York City with Ovi Maps. Pan, tilt, rotate, and fly through the city, experiencing its iconic landmarks like never before. This Google Maps rival offers an immersive and detailed map experience that may just change the game.
Ovi Maps 3D Is One More Reason To Be Excited About Microkia Read More »
