Recently, we heard that Time Warner was forced to remove a number of TV channels from its TV streaming iPad app, as some of the networks were less than happy about their content being streamed to the iPad. Now Time Warner is taking Viacom to court, in an attempt to make Viacom's programming … [Read more...] about Time Warner Is Taking Viacom To Court Over iPad Streaming
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Facebook Launches Open Compute Project
Facebook started building a new data center about a year ago, the aim of the new data center was to make it more efficient but also build it at a lower cost, and now Facebook has decided to share the information learned from building this new data center with the launch of the Open Compute … [Read more...] about Facebook Launches Open Compute Project
Sony’s Music Unlimited Lands On PSP April 14th
We heard a rumor recently that Sony's Music unlimited service would be coming to its hand held portables, particularly the new Sony NGP when it launches, and Sony has just confirmed that Music Unlimited will be available on the Sony PSP from the 14th of April. PSP owners will have access to … [Read more...] about Sony’s Music Unlimited Lands On PSP April 14th
Barnes & Noble Opening Nook Platform To Developers
Barnes & Noble has announced that they are opening their Nook platform to developers, and are now accepting application submissions from developers. This move is a significant step towards expanding the Nook ecosystem, providing users with a broader range of applications and enhancing the … [Read more...] about Barnes & Noble Opening Nook Platform To Developers
Google Plans To Stream Its Google I/O Conference, After Tickets Sell Out In Less Than An Hour
Google is now planning to stream its Google I/O Conference after tickets sold out for the event in just 59 minutes. The Google I/O will bring together thousands of developers for two days of deep technical content on May 10 - 11th, 2011 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The Google I/O … [Read more...] about Google Plans To Stream Its Google I/O Conference, After Tickets Sell Out In Less Than An Hour
Packard Bell Liberty Tab, 10.1 Inch Android Honeycomb Tablet
Packard Bell has unveiled a new Android Tablet, which will go on sale in Europe in June, the Packard Bell Liberty Tab, and it will come with Android 3.0 Honeycomb and feature a 10.1 inch display. The Packard Bell Liberty Tab's 10.1 inch display will feature a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, and … [Read more...] about Packard Bell Liberty Tab, 10.1 Inch Android Honeycomb Tablet
Bioshock Creator Ken Levine: Games Better Off Without Sex
Yes, people are still talking about this. No, the conversation hasn't really moved further than whether it should or should not exist. It was, however, missing Ken Levine's voice. We're not entirely sure why he felt he needed to add his input on the subject, but he made Bioshock and everyone else … [Read more...] about Bioshock Creator Ken Levine: Games Better Off Without Sex
Mass Effect Anime In The Works For 2012
We're not entirely sure how the thinking behind anime adaptations of major game franchises goes, but we figure cash features prominently. Why else would anyone let critically acclaimed franchises like Halo, Dead Space, and now Mass Effect be adapted in said fashion? Well, besides the chance that it … [Read more...] about Mass Effect Anime In The Works For 2012
Fujifilm To Release FinePix X200 And X300 With Interchangeable Lens (Rumor)
Some of our readers will remember the Fujifilm Finepix X100 that we featured on Geeky Gadgets previously. The FinePix X100 has been a significant success for Fujifilm, and it seems they have some other models planned to build on this momentum. There are rumors that Fujifilm will release two other … [Read more...] about Fujifilm To Release FinePix X200 And X300 With Interchangeable Lens (Rumor)
Samsung Gets Smart, Cuts Price of 3D Glasses and More
I have long said one of the big reasons that consumers are staying away from 3D TVs and 3D in the home is that the TV makers were too greedy and tried to overcharge for the tech and especially the glasses. If you bought a 3D TV from most makers, you would need to buy more 3D glasses for a family to … [Read more...] about Samsung Gets Smart, Cuts Price of 3D Glasses and More
AVG Launches LiveKive Online Cloud Storage
AVG's LiveKive service which been put through its paces lately in a beta release, has now made the jump to production and has officially been launched by AVG today. LiveKive is a safe and reliable cloud-based storage, sync and share solution similar to Dropbox, Sugarsync and Amazon’s Cloud Drive to … [Read more...] about AVG Launches LiveKive Online Cloud Storage
20 Years Of Linux 1991 – 2011 Celebration Video
Linux is 20 years old this summer and over the past twenty years has grown from a hobby code into the Linux operating system we rely on today, now running on 95 percent of the world's supercomputers we use for daily communications. Linux is literally everywhere: in your phone, at your ATM, in your … [Read more...] about 20 Years Of Linux 1991 – 2011 Celebration Video
