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| Warner: No plan to drop HD neutrality |
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| According to Warner Bros. spokesman Jim Noonan, the studio has not changed its dual high-def format stance - contrary to the rumors started when Warner VP of HD Media, Dan Silverberg, hinted that the studio was re-evaluating its stance on being HD neutral in the format war."As far as whether this is an iron-clad situation, we are a smart company and evaluate all of our strategies on an ongoin |
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| Microsoft to launch 'Green X' Campaign |
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| Microsoft has reportedly teamed up with 15 partners to launch an online scavenger hunt called "X Marks the Spot." Microsoft will be giving ten clues daily from November 5, 2007 to December 10, 2007. If you find all of the devices you will be entered into a drawing to win over $100,000 in prizes. But don't believe my word, check it out to see the exact prizes. |
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| Blu-ray: Picture Gets Dimmer for Entertainment Format |
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| Could it be a "black-and-blue" Friday for Blu-ray? K-Mart has already decided not to sell Blu-ray players at all because of the affordability chasm between the two. The cheapest Blu-ray player at Wal-Mart runs $464. The Xbox 360's external HD-DVD drive is now available at $179, and that comes with five free movies. Consumers can get even more free titles with their purchase at Best Buy. |
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| Wal-Mart: $98.87 Toshiba HD DVD player + National TV ad |
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| From Engadget on November 1, 2007:"Still waiting to jump into the high def disc game? Or just wanted another weaker, cheaper player for the last-gen TV you phased out to your rumpus room? Well, whatever your reasons, some (not all!) Wal-Mart locations will be selling Toshiba HD-A2s for $100 -- down from $200 -- this Friday (November 2). Ridiculous, we know. Blu-ray gonna fight back? We hope s |
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| Latest iPhone 2.0 Firmware Unlocked Again in 24 Hours |
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| The iPhone Dev Team have demonstrated that Apple will have a very difficult time patching the iPhone to thwart their efforts: not even 24 hours after the release of the latest update for the iPhone firmware 1.2.0 (or 2.0, as The Steve calls it,) they sent us this picture showing that they have pwned it again, getting it to work completely unlocked, and run all applications. As they told us: " |
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| The price Microsoft pays for its patents |
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| Microsoft has a standing annual legal bill, we're told, of ~$100 million dollars to defend itself from patent related litigation. Unless the licensing revenue stream easily eclipses that amount, why is the current system worth defending? Why does Microsoft insist on speaking out in defense of a mechanism that appears, if anything, to negatively impact its shareholders? It seems like a flawed equat |
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| Will We Ever See An iPhone Killer? |
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| Las Vegas (NV) - Ever since Apple first showed its iPhone in January of 2007, cellphone makers appear to have accelerated their innovation efforts to create new types of phones or at least phones that offer the same appeal as the iPhone. This year?s CTIA tradeshow revealed that the iPhone will remain the benchmark of a mass market smartphone, while all other manufacturers are still catching up. Bu |
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| Welcome to the World's Fastest Laptop, Brought to you by Intel and ATI |
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| Intel will release its Centrino 2 platform (Montevina) in June of this year. Comprising of support for 1,066MHz FSB Penryn mobile chips, sat on top of a Mobile 45 Express chipset (Cantiga) with DDR2 or DDR3 RAM, the fifth-generation platform looks, on first glance, to be an incremental upgrade over incumbent Santa Rosa. |
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