Nickelodeon/MTVN Kids and Family Group today announced the launch of three new mobile websites that provide easily accessible information and resources to audiences on wireless devices through branded content from Nickelodeon, The N and ParentsConnect. Continue reading ‘Nickelodeon/MTVN Kids Launch Three Mobile Websites’
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Digital entertainment services company RealNetworks has acquired substantially all of the assets of Trymedia, a pioneer in Casual Games syndication, from Santa Clara, Calif.-based Macrovision. This acquisition is part of Real’s strategy to build reach through syndicated distribution partnerships, and follows its acquisition of New
York-based Game Trust last year and a strategic partnership with Amsterdam-based The Spill Group announced earlier this month. Continue reading ‘Digital Entertainment: RealNetworks buys Trymedia’s Macrovision’
This is not an exaggeration but I dreamed 2 nights ago that I was driving my very own Ferrari along the high-way. I’ve never lusted after a luxury car all my while until today that I am about to get my driver’s license so I was kinda surprised with that dream. Well, okay I admit it. I felt really cool and hot at the same time in my dream and if I’ll be given a Ferrari, I’m not gonna wince. Continue reading ‘Ferrari GT Experience 3 in 1 Racing Wheel’
The problem with living in a modern world is that health can be taken for granted. But Battle Rig Pro, the newest ergonomic computer furniture is made especially with hardcore gamers and geeks in mind. The workstation looks much like a baby rocker so the user can actually sit more comfortably. Accessories and other gadgets can be stationed just at the right shelves or drawer so everything you’ll need will be easily accessible. Continue reading ‘Battle Rig Pro: Luxury Computer Workstation for Geeks and Chicks’
Today, things are becoming more functional. A cell phone is not a cell phone, if it has no mp3 player, camera, games, FM radio, GPRS, Bluetooth, and document reader. In the future, a gadget may hold more than Continue reading ‘Watch TV shows on your Sony PSP’
Now, of course there are thousands of us who would be grateful if life afforded us the time to have a peaceful cup of coffee every morning. But then there are thousands out there who’d do anything to kill time. Killing time is fine, but being creative with it is super-duper-fine. Continue reading ‘YesterTech: Play a little game to know the time’
Nintendo has announced a camera for the already feature laden Nintendo DS. “Sony must be groaning”, says Australian ITwire , since Nintendo just announced the Go!Cam for their own portable gaming system the PSP, now their arch rival matches the ante. Well, indeed, a camera that will fit into the GBA cartridge slot of the Nintendo DS has been announced and gives the top selling gaming platform yet another facet.The camera will be out in Japan at the start of August No dates or prices have been announced for western regions.
Continue reading ‘Game console camera: Nintendo DS gets an eye’
The knowledge if discomfort maketh us struggle to achieve everlasting comfort, said a wise man once! Little did he know that in the 21st century, or prolly from much before that, that fact is greater than just some phrase he coined! Continue reading ‘Fatworld: The dark side of humor’
Traveling is a pain. Whenever I am on the road and need a charger to charge either my iPod, my digital camera or my cell phone, I never seem to be able to find it and I get totally fed up with having so many chargers for so many devices. I am pretty sure you all know what am talking about. Chicago-based company Callpod now has the simple answer to all these pains: Continue reading ‘Smart charging: Chargepod offers six-point gizmo power’
Sony on Monday issued an apology for using a freshly slaughtered goat as a prop at its “God of War II” video game launch party in Athens, a publicity stunt that has outraged animal rights activists.
Continue reading ‘How to apologize and not mean it and sell more games’