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Archive | Entertainment
Rolling On The iRiver
Guest article by Joan Weiner For fans of Google’s ebook site (are there any of you out there?), Google announced yesterday their release of an ebook reader device designed specifically to link to the Google eBookstore. Similar to the way Kindle owners have to buy books from Amazon, owners of the iRiver Story HD will […]
Coming To A Netflix Near You, A 60% Price Hike
Netflix also announced it is separating its unlimited streaming and unlimited DVD plans in the U.S. to better reflect the costs of each and to give members a choice: a streaming-only plan, a DVD-only plan or the option to subscribe to both.
Anime Expo Exclusive Interviews: Kill3rCombo And Elsword
Last week, I had the chance to attend Anime Expo in Los Angeles. As luck would have it, there were several tech-related companies in attendance that I was able to interview. Earlier, I posted the interview I had with Nico Nico. Today, you get to find out more about the game publisher Kill3rCombo and their […]
All Pangea Software Games Free Today Only On Apple App Store
Got no money? No problem. In honor of the third anniversary of the Apple App Store, Pangea Software is blowing out all their games for a whopping grand total of nada. Nothing. Zip. If you give them the lint in your empty pocket, you are giving them too much in exchange for their goods and […]
Secret Apple Store Webcam Photos, Art Or Illegal?
Imagine clicking on a popular Tumblr blog and seeing your own face stare back at you. If you’d shopped at one of two NY Apple stores recently, it could happen. According to the Huffington Post, artist Kyle McDonald is under investigation for Fraud and related activity in connection with computers.’” Now, Mr. McDonald is arguing […]
SnApp Judgments: Paper Glider
Every night at 12:15 AM Pacific, Amazon gives away a free paid app through their Amazon app store. As I am usually awake at 12:15 AM Pacific, why not let you know if today’s app is useful, or just more clutter in your app drawer? Today’s app is Paper Glider by Neon Play Ltd, which ordinarily runs […]
Captain America: Shield Of Justice 16-bit Style
I am a huuuuuuge Captain America fan. Captain America was the first comic book I started reading on a regular basis, back when Mark Gruenwald had him in the black suit in the 80s. So, with the Captain America: The First Avenger movie coming out, and all the connected promotions, I am filled both with joy […]
Tablets Versus Netbooks, Part II
Click here to read Part I. Can a tablet be used to replace a netbook? As a regular netbook user (specifically an Acer Aspire One), my proposed experiment was to try and spend a week using a Viewsonic G-Tablet (chosen because it’s roughly the same price as the Acer) running Android instead . Now that […]
Opening The “Bag Of Hurt” With Blu-ray Discs And Mac OS X
Despite Apple Macs still not including Blu-ray disc capable drives and Steve Jobs’s famous statement from late 2008, claiming the technology amounted to a “bag of hurt”, OS X users are finding a growing number of options for using the media with their systems. For quite a while now, Blu-ray capable players and recorders have […]