Yesterday: a steady slog of disappointment for Pre owners, who glumly looked on as their Pres received exactly no updates, no paid apps and no influx of App Catalog listings—all of which they’d been expecting. What gives? More »
If you want to get Windows 7 nine whole days before anyone else, now you can. Legally. The catch: it will require you to buy a new system for a small PC builder, rather than a big name. More »
I’ve found my weekend project. Maximum PC has published nine awesome DIY projects, one of them being the steps to turn different electronics into USB powered ones. They teach you how to make a USB powered fan or booklight. More »
A few months back, Sony’s John Koller broke to us that PSP owners who wanted a PSPGo would be able to digitally acquire those games for the PSPGo’s built-in storage. Now Sony has reneged on that offer. Sort of. More »
I love fake ads from the future: like the satirical spots from Robocop and Total Recall, or the Veridian Dynamics openers in Better Off Ted. These ads for “Eyefinity” gaming implants aren’t as clever, but they’re still a fun watch: More »
Sony Ericsson has just announced released Satio, a handset designed to deliver the “ultimate” multimedia and communications experience. Our quotes, not theirs. More »
As the great Dale Cooper told us in Twin Peaks: “When two separate events occur simultaneously pertaining to the same object of inquiry, we must always pay strict attention”. So when both Apple and Canon present their acts of largesse in my inbox, I feel compelled to pass them on. More »
This is a weird one: Google has just slapped Cyanogen, maker of the biggest and most successful Android ROM mod around, with a cease-and-desist letter. But Google’s reasoning doesn’t make any sense, and we’re wondering what their game is. More »
