At the beginning of August, Microsoft announced that it’s next version of Office for the Mac was being delayed until January of 2008.
Obviously this didn’t please all of the Mac users who were waiting for it’s release. Although the team claims to be working very hard on it, they (or someone working with/for them) had […]

While all the “little blogs” play the “guess who the carrier is” game, Financial Times just stepped forward and announced that Apple recently closed the deal with three European carriers that will have exclusive rights to the iPhone.
The contract, which was signed by three European mobile operators in recent days, requires that the operators hand […]

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Suprnova was once a “legendary” bit torrent tracker. If there was a file on the internet, the first place we’d usually visit was Suprnova.org. Unfortunately, this could not last forever, and in […]

Chicago-based User Centric, has released the results of a study it made with 20 people. Half of those users had cellphones with QWERTY keyboards, while the other half had numeric keypads.
It took QWERTY users almost twice as long to create the same message on the iPhone as it did on their QWERTY phone. While there […]

Unless you pay a lot of attention to mobile phone news, you usually don’t hear about some of the advanced phones that Japanese and Korean consumers have access to in their countries. We’re talking about VGA-screened phones with GPS, Digital TV tuners, megapixel cameras, and the whole nine yards.
But it appears that recently someone discovered […]

Love it or hate it, it appears that the gap between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD continues to increase despite the low (but temporarily decent) sales of Sony’s Playstation 3 system. According to a study by Home Media research, Blu-Ray is now selling twice as many movies as the HD-DVD format is:
The organization’s report estimates about […]

Michael Arrington from TechCrunch made an interesting discovery a while ago. According to the Alexa web ranking website, YouTube now has more pageviews than Google. Which of course is impossible…

If you had any doubts about Alexa’s reliability for traffic measurement, then you shouldn’t any longer. As Arrington says, and I support, the new Compete […]

Despite having unsatisfactory endings in the first two games, that isn’t stopping fans from pre-ordering the title from as many places as they can. Halo 3, which will supposedly be the last game in the Halo franchise, has already sold 1 million copies, even though it hasn’t been released yet. And Microsoft certainly isn’t going […]

A few months ago, Apple launched it’s iTunes Plus service which sells music from the EMI recording company without any DRM (copy protection) whatsoever. Since then, EMI claims that the sales have been going a bit better, so it’s no wonder that other companies are also choosing to start selling their online music the same […]

A couple of nights ago, Nintendo released a small patch for their Nintendo Wii console which gave the console some small, but noticeable, interface changes in the console’s main menu and in the virtual store. But it appears that wasn’t the only thing the patch did.
Datel had a product which allowed gamers to play games […]

I’m not even going to bother questioning this one. Sorry Apple fans. Korean company Avago has recently announced a hybrid controller that allows you to use it as both as a 4-way Directional Pad, click-wheel, or analogue stick, which could be suited for a large number of devices. Imagine the possibilities of such a controller […]

Coming this fourth quarter will be 4 Intel Core Extreme Processors, codenamed Penryn. The best of these will hit 3.33Ghz and run a 1333MHz system bus with 12 Mb of L2 cache.
Although the system bus falls 4MHz short from being the world’s first 1337 processor, the folks over at AMD probably aren’t too happy with […]

Seems like Cisco is trying to decide of the Linksys brand will continue. Oddly enough, I find myself having more trust in the Linksys brand products than most other consumer level products because my friends have said good things about them. Cisco makes me think big business, and expensive.
Here are some details from the […]

Another video from the San Diego Comicon.  This time its of the upcoming big-budget Iron Man film.  The quality isn’t great since its from a camcorder, but it’s more than enough to get me excited.  I’m really starting to dig Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark and man, the proto armor looks pretty tight.  I’ve […]

The San Diego Comicon has been pretty good, so far.  Entertainment News International has promotional clips for both Transformers Animated and The Spectacular Spider-Man.  Both look exceptionally good, to me.
Transformers Animated has me hyped the most.  The animation for the show is being done by Mook Studios, better known for their work on Swat Kats and […]

According to a recent study done by the Nielsen Media Research company, Sony is topping the charts of the most played console in both ends: top and bottom.

These results are nowhere near perfect, as they only track the behaviors of approximately 33000 gamers. But still, it’s interesting to see that despite the buzz the Wii […]