Just announced at this year’s E3 at Microsoft’s media event – somewhat a “One More Thing” moment – is that there will be a HALO 4. Yes, you heard that right. And no
green technology
Written By: admin on June 7, 2011
No Comment
Written By: admin on June 7, 2011
No Comment
Source: thisismynext.comAlso announced at WWDC 2011′s opening keynote is iOS 5, which brings some big changes to Apple’s widely popular mobile OS.Some of these features include a brand new
Written By: admin on June 5, 2011
No Comment
Reports are now circulating, before its conference at E3 this week, that Microsoft will be planning to reveal a new subscription TV service for the Xbox 360. According to sources, the new service will
Written By: admin on June 5, 2011
No Comment
Image by: Tom Solari/TECHGEEK.com.auIf you have been a fan of Q&A or ABC’s 7:30, you would have notice they spring up Twitter a lot. Turns out, in France, news programmes are no longer allow
Written By: admin on June 5, 2011
No Comment
Image: SophosSony is no doubt facing a lot of flack over its security procedures, and this latest hack isn’t going to make things even better. Hack number 13 – yes, you have heard that rig
Written By: admin on June 5, 2011
No Comment
A panic-riddled episode where we discuss the ongoing security woes from Sony (twice) and the reverberations it has with many other sites joining the list. We also talk about how your phone is giving y
Written By: admin on June 4, 2011
No Comment
Image: Wikipedia Commons/Creative CommonsA United Nations report for the Human Rights Council has declared the Internet is a basic human right, and that any censorship and attempts to disconnect users
Written By: admin on June 2, 2011
No Comment
Thought you will never see it again? PlayStation Network is today being “fully restored” with other services – such as the PlayStation Store – to be reactivated after a crippli
Written By: admin on June 2, 2011
No Comment
Image by: Tom Solari/TECHGEEK.com.auYou can be summoned to court on Twitter, but now you can use it as a punishment? Judges in Malaysia have ordered a man to offer an apology on Twitter 100 times afte
Written By: admin on June 2, 2011
No Comment
First it was on your phone, then it became an application of your desktop, and (now) in your web browser. Fans of Angry Birds, get ready to experience it on a very, very big screen – your televi
