Jan 10, 2012

On January 9, 2012, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer took the stage at CES for the tech company’s final appearance at the electronics show. Along with him (for no real reason) was Ryan Seacrest. At the keynote, Ballmer didn’t really announce anything too special. Probably the biggest thing talked about was Kinect for Windows, which will be available...

Jan 9, 2012

Sony started off their CES press conference with some good news. Their Playstation line, including the Playstation 3, PSP, and Playstation Vita sold more than 6.5 million units during this past holiday season. PS Vita sold half a million units to consumer since its launch on December 17, 2011 in japan, and December 23 in Asia. The PS3 system exceeded 3.9...

Nov 16, 2011

Minecon, the Minecraft convention, is only a few short days away. In anticipation for this large gaming event, the Mojang team have pushed out Minecraft – Pocket Edition for iOS. Right now it’s only available in Australia, but will be available at midnight (November 17th, 2011) in the US. Suprisingly, this version of Minecraft is $10, which is a few...

Nov 15, 2011

iTunes Connect, a portal in which developers can publish and edit apps will shut down for the holidays (December 22-29). Apple has been e-Mailing all Apple developers and during this time you will not be able to update any Applications. This includes the Applications price, pictures, and description. You will still be able to comment on applications and you will...

Oct 20, 2011

Though actually manufactured by Samsung, this phone has nothing but Google and Android branding on it. Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich wasn’t that surprising. As we got closer and closer to the release, more and more rumors were leaked. Though the secret wasn’t kept as well as it could have been, the release of the new mobile OS is still cool. As you...

Oct 19, 2011

Fineally, the long awaited Android 4.0 update is official! It brings some awaited changes that will really one-up your Android phone. One of the new things of ICS is that there will be no more physical or capacative navigation buttons. The only ones for use will be on the display itself, much like the tablet version of Android, Honeycomb. Personally I...