Rhapsody announced today that their subscription music service app has been approved by Apple, making it the first of its kind on Apple’s App Store. The application allows for 64kb/sec streaming audio and access to Rhapsody’s 8 million Read the rest of this entry »
Looks like what a lot of iPod Touch users have been waiting for might finally be coming. Engadget has a few images of a new iPod Touch with a camera posted and they look pretty authentic. When will Read the rest of this entry »
If Trip Chowdhry of Global Equities Research is to believed, Apple’s upcoming tablet computer should sport an 8 to 10 inch OLED screen. That sure sounds good on paper, Read the rest of this entry »
Splinter Cell: Conviction might have been a little too ambitious for its own good. Ubisoft announced today that the game would slip past its late 2009 launch windows and hit March 2010 instead. Good news for those who want the Read the rest of this entry »
Microsoft officially started rolling out Xbox Dashboard update previews today to a lucky few. Why should you care about the update? Netflix is getting a dozen or so new features. The new Xbox 360 Game Marketplace is going to Read the rest of this entry »
Title says it all. Take Two announced today that Bioshock 2 would officially be delayed until fiscal 2010. “We felt that it was essential to invest the additional time to ensure that this title will deliver what its fans expect and deserve”, a Read the rest of this entry »
Google finally went ahead and did it. Today, they announced that they are working on a competitor to go up against Microsoft’s own Windows operating system. The first form of the OS is currently set to debut on Netbook computers, Read the rest of this entry »
Splinter Cell Conviction took E3 audiences by storm earlier this month. Dazzling graphics, extremely dynamic gameplay, and Ubisoft Montreal being behind the project excites us. One question that hasn’t quite been answered is whether Read the rest of this entry »
