To showcase its latest OLED display technology, Mitsubishi has created a 6m wide OLED globe to take pride of place in Tokyo's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation. This impressive installation replaces the older light-emitting diode (LED) globe with scalable OLED technologies, marking … [Read more...] about Mitsubishi Creates 10 Million Pixel OLED Globe
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Kogan Chromium OS Laptop Announced
Kogan has launched the first Chromium OS powered laptop in Australia and the UK, the Kogan Agora, which is an ultra-portable laptop powered by Google's Chromium OS. This innovative device aims to provide users with a seamless and efficient computing experience, leveraging the lightweight and fast … [Read more...] about Kogan Chromium OS Laptop Announced
Micron Unveils PCI Express RealSSD P320h
Micron has announced its latest solid state drive PCI Express creation with the unveiling of its new Micron RealSSD P320h. The new super-fast PCI-Express solid state drive has been designed for enterprise applications like cloud computing, high-performance computing, data analytics, business … [Read more...] about Micron Unveils PCI Express RealSSD P320h
Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill HD Remakes Heading To Xbox 360, PS3
You read that right, Hideo Kojima's movies with gameplay bits tacked on are coming to Microsoft's console, marking their non-Sony platform debut. Well, at least for Metal Gear Solid 2, 3, and Peace Walker, which are the only ones confirmed. There's no word on the first game in the series or whether … [Read more...] about Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill HD Remakes Heading To Xbox 360, PS3
PSN Back In Business
We always knew this day would come, though it was strangely devoid of trumpets and level-up type theme music. The "It only goes offline" jokes are a thing of the past, or at least will be when the Internet gets tired of them... so around 2014 then. Regardless, Sony is forging forward in what must be … [Read more...] about PSN Back In Business
Apple Destroys Expectations With iCloud Cloud Logo
Despite what you might originally think, this picture is not about the majestic king of the jungle placidly looking out from the medallion on the wall, nor indeed is it about the intrepid workers making sure the place is spic and span for Apple's 2011 Worldwide Developer Conference. It's all about … [Read more...] about Apple Destroys Expectations With iCloud Cloud Logo
Sony Pictures Hacked, A Million Passwords Lifted
Good news everyone, Sony is about to single-handedly reverse the global economic crisis. All we have to do is retrain as network security experts and Sony is sure to have steady and gainful employment for all 6.9 billion of us in perpetuity. Make that 6.8, since we'd still need some … [Read more...] about Sony Pictures Hacked, A Million Passwords Lifted
Google Apps Dropping Older Browser Support
Google has this week announced that its Google Apps suite of applications will no longer support older browsers and their predecessors starting from the 1st of August. The browsers to be axed include: Firefox 3.5, Internet Explorer 7, and Safari 3. Google warns that if you continue using these … [Read more...] about Google Apps Dropping Older Browser Support
YouTube Video Editor Receives Creative Commons Content
Today around noon, YouTube will be making its new Creative Commons Content available from within its video editor, which can be used to enhance your own video creations. The new feature will provide access to more than 10,000 videos from C-SPAN, PublicResource.org, Voice of America, Al Jazeera, and … [Read more...] about YouTube Video Editor Receives Creative Commons Content
FaceNiff Android App Hijacks Facebook, Youtube & Twitter Accounts (video)
A new Android application has been created that enables users to easily hijack user accounts on either Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter over Wi-Fi networks, similar to the Firesheep Firefox extension. The new Android FaceNiff app lets users sniff and intercept web session profiles over Wi-Fi networks, … [Read more...] about FaceNiff Android App Hijacks Facebook, Youtube & Twitter Accounts (video)
SlingPlayer Arrives On Google TV In Beta (video)
Slingbox has rolled out a new beta service called 'SlingPlayer for Connected Devices' which enables users to stream content from their Slingbox Solo or Slingbox PRO-HD to Google TV or devices using Google’s STBs such as the Logitech Revue. SlingPlayer for Connected Devices is currently in … [Read more...] about SlingPlayer Arrives On Google TV In Beta (video)
Google Offers Beta Service Now Live
Google Offers, the new service currently in its beta stage of development from Google, has now gone live with its first special offers coupons arriving in Portland, US for the Floyd's Coffee Shop. Google announced their new Google Offers service back in April and started taking orders for coupons … [Read more...] about Google Offers Beta Service Now Live
