Today, Apple has embraced the holiday spirit by sending out free iTunes movie rental codes to random iTunes users. This generous offer allows recipients to rent one of the 8,500 compatible movies available on iTunes. Once you receive a code, you have 30 days to start watching the movie and 24 hours … [Read more...] about Apple Sends Out Free Movie Rental Codes
Apple Granted Patents For iPad Dock, Multi Touch And MacBook Air
Apple has recently been granted a new range of patents, which include innovations related to the 2008 MacBook Air, the Apple iPad Dock, and a new multi-touch patent, among others. In total, Apple has secured 16 new patents, showcasing their continuous commitment to advancing technology and enhancing … [Read more...] about Apple Granted Patents For iPad Dock, Multi Touch And MacBook Air
Neo Geo Games Coming to PlayStation Network
Today, publisher SNK Playmore has released details of a new "Neo Geo Station" it is looking to add to the PlayStation Network starting from December 21st, 2010. The Neo Geo collection of games will be released for both the PS3 and PSP, costing $8.99 for the PS3 and $6.99 each on the PSP. Enhanced … [Read more...] about Neo Geo Games Coming to PlayStation Network
Thanko Anychair Lets You Doze Off At Work
Sleepy at the cubicle farm? With the Thanko Anychair, you can recline this baby in under 30 seconds and be off to never never land in no time—until your boss catches you napping, of course. … [Read more...] about Thanko Anychair Lets You Doze Off At Work
South Korea Have Serious High Tech Firepower
Say hello to the Super aEgis 2, a fully automated modular weapon system/sentry gun that was recently showcased in South Korea's Robot World Expo 2010. On the pic below you see it packing a .50 calibre machinegun, but this weapon right out of Skynet's arsenal can be armed with missiles and grenade … [Read more...] about South Korea Have Serious High Tech Firepower
RIM Now Accepting BlackBerry PlayBook Apps From Developers
RIM has announced that they are now accepting app submissions from developers for their new BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, and any developers that get their applications approved for the BlackBerry App World will receive a free PlayBook tablet. The offer of a free tablet is obviously a move by RIM to … [Read more...] about RIM Now Accepting BlackBerry PlayBook Apps From Developers
Google Cloud Print Beta Goes Live Ahead Of Google Chrome OS Launch
Google are expected to launch their Google Chrome OS and a Google Chrome branded netbook later today, and now it looks like they have just launched a beta version of their Google Cloud Print. Google Cloud Print takes the printer drivers you normally need on your computer, and installs them on … [Read more...] about Google Cloud Print Beta Goes Live Ahead Of Google Chrome OS Launch
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 Graphics Card Arrives
NVIDIA has just released their new GeForce GTX 570 graphics card equipped with 480 CUDA cores running at 1464MHz, a 732MHz graphics clock, and 1.25GB of GDDR5 memory clocked at 3.8GHz, all for the price of $349. The GTX 570 is based on a de-tuned version of the GF110 graphics chip that powered the … [Read more...] about NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 Graphics Card Arrives
New Dead Space 2 Multiplayer (video)
The Dead Space 2 multiplayer experience is currently playing through on beta at the moment. But if you're not one of the lucky few that have been given access, EA has released a couple of new movies to keep you going until its public release in early 2011. Check out the Dead Space 2 multiplayer … [Read more...] about New Dead Space 2 Multiplayer (video)
Acer Revo 100 Media PC Announced
Acer has launched a new PC here in the UK, the Acer Revo 100, and it is designed to be a compact PC, with a wide range of features, and is designed to be used as a HTPC with your HDTV. As you can see from the photo below, the Acer Revo 100 features a slim design, and it can be used in both … [Read more...] about Acer Revo 100 Media PC Announced
Using Viruses To Improve Batteries
James Clark School of Engineering and College of Agriculture and Natural Resources are using a virus first discovered back in 1898 to help improve the energy capacity of batteries. The Tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) from 1898 has a rigid rod-like structure when viewed under an electron microscope. The … [Read more...] about Using Viruses To Improve Batteries
Android Gingerbread 2.3, Whats News In Google’s Mobile OS
Yesterday Google announced the latest version of their mobile OS, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, they also announced the successor to the Google Nexus One, the Google Nexus S, which is the first smartphone to come with Android 2.3 Gingerbread out of the box. Google also released the Android 2.3 SDK to … [Read more...] about Android Gingerbread 2.3, Whats News In Google’s Mobile OS
