Loading ...Google Chrome has been slowly picking up market share, although the interesting fact here is that it’s the only browser to do so. For about a year now, Google Chrome has been gaining popularity and fighting this browser war and in every month, it slowly grows market share, even if by a little. For the [...]
Archos has made quit a bit of Internet tablets before, and they’re not going to stop. With Android being the main event, Archos is going to take its chances and use Android for most of their devices. Summer this year, Archos will expand significantly, and new models featuring ARM Cortex processors will be unveiled. The [...]
Posted on March 01st, 2010 in Video Games
After yesterday’s disaster of PSN being down (and all Live users rejoicing), Sony waited until today to give PS3 users a warning and acknowledgement. They stated in their PlayStation Blog that you shouldn’t use your non-slim PS3 models as all. A clock-related bug is said to have caused the data loss. Despite older PS3 models, Sony [...]
Posted on February 28th, 2010 in Video Games
No one is exactly sure what happened to the PlayStation Network, although it appears as though almost every PS3 is down. Having the PSN down has created many problems for the actual systems, including 8001050F error codes, game crashes, corrupted trophy info, and even the complete inability to launch certain titles. Sony has not stated [...]
Posted on February 27th, 2010 in Miscellaneous
The U.K. government is said to outlaw “open Wi-Fi”. It is said that they will allow universities, libraries, and small businesses to provide open Wi-Fi from its Digital Economy Bill according to official advice unveiled earlier this week. If this bill were to pass, it would leave many organizations vulnerable to the penalties for copyright [...]
Microsoft is finally finishing up their browser ballot, allowing you Europeans to choose your built-in browser. The European Commission forced Microsoft to do so late last year, and today we see the window! This is quite straight forward, so listen up. Users who have Internet Explorer as their default browser will be alerted with an [...]
Posted on February 07th, 2010 in Home Entertainment, Networking
VIZIO had us confused when they pushed Beyonce, David Goes To The Dentist, and Tay Zonday all in one commercial, although put together our puzzle by the end of it. Click the read more button to continue reading and watch the VIZIO Superbowl ad.
Pandora’s reign over WebOS may be a shorter one than expected. With Slacker’s ever growing community behind them, growing in popularity by the day, the battle between radio apps is on. With very nice features, Slacker Radio offers more critical aspects and concepts to their application than Pandora does. Click the read more button to [...]
Posted on February 03rd, 2010 in Companies
On Wednesday, Comcast decided to rebrand their cable and internet services as “Xfinity”. I’m sorry Xfinity, but your name sounds really quite dirty and mysterious. Will this make their service any better or worse? Probably not. Click the read more button to read Comcast’s official statement.
Posted on January 29th, 2010 in Google
Google has clearly put up with Internet Explorer 6 and they’ve had enough. From flaws to exploits, Google is taking a major leap into finally phasing it out completely with good reason. Internet Explorer 6 is finally paying it’s price come March 1st. To continue reading, click the read more link.
Well, this is awesome. Ford announced that their next generation of their Sync system will allow people to plug in modems and boom, their car is a Wi-Fi hotspot. Their Sync system already allows you to play music, make calls, get directions, etc. But this will allow you to use that internet. From laptops to [...]