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Riddick Sequel Dark Athena Packs Two Games In One

By Chris Kohler December 02, 2008 | 12:35:24 PM Categories: Console Games    Dying for more Chronicles of Riddick ? Atari's got more than you bargained for. The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena will be two games in one, publisher Atari said Tue... More...

Sony Ericsson Shows Off Two Camera Phones

posted Jun 17, 2008, 5:51 AM   by Eric M. Zeman Today Sony Ericsson introduced two new camera phones. Shared features of the C905 and S302 include nearly identical multimedia playback options, including stereo Bluetooth and FM radios. Both are quad-band GSM/EDGE, with the C905a adding tri... More...

New Studio in Los Angeles Being Opened by Square Enix

Final Fantasy creator expanding its operations with a new studio in the U.S. By Chris Pereira , 11/17/2008 One of Square Enix's current goals is to broaden its horizons and expand its international portfolio, with one specific mark being to generate 50% of its revenue from outside of Japan ... More...

Meggy, the Gaming Portable You Make Yourself

By Jean Snow November 13, 2008 | 12:37:00 PM Categories: Portable Gaming    The average gamer plays games on a manufactured console. The truly hard-core gamer makes his own using kits like the Meggy Jr RGB. The idea here is that you put the Meggy together your... More...

Tabula Rasa is Now $1

NCSoft's MMO drops to less-than-bargain-bin prices a mere year after its release. By Jonathan Fincher , 11/06/2008 You may be reading that title up there and thinking that's a typo -- like I must have forgotten a zero or something. And you'd be right, I did forget something: not to round up.... More...

AT&T Talks Up Future of the iPhone

AT&T has a lot of interesting plans for the iPhone. And I am not just talking about 3G tethering, which a lot of people have been doing for months ... Ralph de la Vega, CEO of AT&T's mobility business, revealed a torrent of plans , some interesting, some a bit "out there... More...

World of Warcraft Players React to Zombie Plague

What does the World of Warcraft community think of the undead apocalypse? Read on. By Dustin Quillen , 10/23/2008 World of Warcraft saw the opening act for the upcoming Wrath of the Lich King expansion unfold last night with a full-on zombie apocalypse. Allowing players to both fight off ... More...

Video: Nuance T9NAV demo on the Samsung i8510

Video: Nuance T9NAV demo on the Samsung i8510 23 October 2008 |   Watch video Mobile Choice demonstrates Nuance's fast track application finder at the Symbian Smartphone Show More...

Mozilla to appear on mobile phones

Mozilla to appear on mobile phones 24 September 2008 Expect to see mobile Firefox browser version by 2010 Mozilla has declared that it is currently developing a mobile version of its Firefox browser. The mobile version of the popular browser is targeted for a release date in 2010. Currently, M... More...

CoPilot Live comes to the HTC Diamond

CoPilot Live comes to the HTC Diamond 23 July 2008 Software will make the most of the Diamond's built-in GPS and internet capabilities ALK Technologies has announced that they are to introduce a special edition of their CoPilot Live 7 software for the HTC Touch Diamond. With the Diamond's bui... More...

Apple Called Slow to Patch iPhone

Apple Inc. took more than three months to patch an iPhone vulnerability, even though it had technical details of the bug and had crafted a fix for Mac OS X , the researcher who reported the flaw said Tuesday. "They messed up," said Charlie Miller , a principal analyst at Independent... More...

Apple iPhone 3G Dies Hard

Apple's new 3G iPhone doesn't just look good. It's one resilient little bulldog. We put this faster version of the iPhone , released today in the United States, through dropping, scratching, and dunking tests, and the device performed like a champ. In fact, it wouldn't knuckle under until ... More...

Ozmo, Intel Hope to Replace Bluetooth with Wi-Fi

posted Jun 3, 2008, 8:03 AM   by Eric M. Zeman Ozmo, an Intel-backed start-up, has created new technology that can use Wi-Fi for personal area networking applications. Bluetooth typically handles PAN functions, such as communicating between a PC and a mouse or other peripherals. Ozmo's sof... More...

Nokia Announces New Supernova Range of Phones

posted Jun 27, 2008, 7:50 AM   by Eric M. Zeman Today Nokia uncovered four new handsets that make up a new range of devices with exchangeable exteriors and bright colors. All four run the Series 40 platform and have Bluetooth 2.0. 7610: This slider, just cleared by the FCC yesterday, h... More...

Apple Offers Details, Advice for Friday's IPhone Launch

Getting an iPhone back in the day--the day, in this case, being June 2007--was no big thing. Just show up early, stand in line, smile pretty for the cameras , buy your phone, and head on home to activate it at your leisure. Oh, what a time to be alive! Ah, but the world of the iPhone 3G is a more ... More...

AT&T to Sell New iPhones Minus Contracts

AT&T Inc. today said it will sell Apple's iPhone 3G to customers without requiring a two-year contract sometime "in the future" at marked-up prices of $599 for the 8GB model and $699 for the 16GB device. When asked for more information, an AT&T spokesman said today th... More...

Samsung GT-B2700 mobile phone gets tough

Samsung GT-B2700 mobile phone gets tough 08 July 2008 New Samsung handset is both water and dust resistant The new Samsung GT-B2700 candybar-style mobile phone is a ruggedized design that is both resistant to water and dust. It is interesting to see Samsung, a more popularist company, tackle ... More...

Wall Street Beat: Oracle, RIM Caution Weighs on Tech

In a tumultuous week on the markets, the big news for the tech sector was Research in Motion falling short of Wall Street's first-quarter expectations, and Oracle 's caution about the current quarter. Even though RIM and Oracle had strong quarters, IT investors jumped on the uncertain forecasts in... More...

Arm to Duel With Intel in the Server Space

Arm wants to challenge Intel 's server market dominance by plugging its multicore chip designs into servers, but the company faces an uphill battle, including the market's preference for x86 architecture and the lack of software infrastructure to support Arm's chips, analysts said. Chip makers ha... More...