News
Friday, 11 Jun 2010
Sony Announces 3D PlayStation 3 Game Titles
With a 3D BRAVIA and updated PS3 console in hand, Sony follows up on their 3D campaign with four 3D game titles - Wipeout HD, Super Stardust HD, Pain, and a demo of MotorStorm Pacific Rift. The new stereoscopic games are available for download from Sony's Playstation Network.
Thursday, 10 Jun 2010
An Interview with John Sculley, the Man who Fired Steve Jobs
The Daily Beast interviews John Sculley, the man who infamously fired Steve Jobs from Apple back in 1985.
Sony Announces Latest Range of Entry-level AlphA DSLR Cameras
Sony Electronics Asia Pacific presents its latest additions to the Alpha range, the Alpha 390 and Alpha 290.
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 Now Available
Adobe Systems Incorporated has announced the immediate availability of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 software for Windows and Macintosh, the essential digital photography workflow solution that allows photographers to quickly organize, enhance and showcase their images from one application.
Canonical Developing Ubuntu OS for Tablets
The developer for Ubuntu, Canonical, has revealed that it is working on a tablet version of its Linux-based OS.
Wednesday, 9 Jun 2010
iPhone 4: Better Screen to Read Bad Type On?
One of the new iPhone 4's biggest features is its Retina display, which promises a sharper, clearer display due to a much higher pixel-count. But a screen is only as good as the content you put on it, and Khoi Vinh, Design Director for NYTimes.com calls Apple out for having bad typography on the iPhone OS.
One Year Later, Where's Google Wave Now?
It's been a year since Google Wave launched to great fanfare at Google I/O 2009. At its introduction, Google Wave looked set to be The Next Big Thing, being Email 2.0 Turbo-Charged. So how has Wave been, how is it now and where is it going?
Adobe Lightroom 3 Released, Reviews Abound
Adobe Lightroom 3 was released a scant couple of days ago on July 7th, and already reviews about Adobe's latest abound. So what's new? Lens correction, faster performance, support for video are all in there, but the biggest news seems to be Lightroom's new noise reduction feature, which promises to clean-up the grainiest high ISO photo.
BIOS Dead in Three Years?
According to an anonymous source, MSI is planning to ditch the BIOS and adopt UEFI by the end of this year, starting with its Sandy Bridge motherboards.
Epson Unveils EB-450Wi Short-Throw Projector
Epson releases the EB-450Wi, a projector with a short throw which allows presenters to turn any surface into a presentation area. The projector can be mounted 7cm from the wall for projection in smaller classrooms and meeting rooms, or 48cm away for a projected image as large as 80 inches diagonally for bigger venues.
