YouTube extends maximum video production length
Video productions up to 15 minutes long can now be uploaded onto YouTube.
Facebook brings privacy controls to your phone
After facing much criticism over privacy concerns, Facebook is beefing up how users can control their information. It’s not just desktops though, as the world’s largest social network is bringing privacy controls to your handset.
07/20/2010
— Filed under: Internet,Security
Tags: Facebook, phone, privacy
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Headed for AT&T
Sony Ericsson has accidentally revealed that one of its smartphones is on the way to AT&T before the official announcement. The highlight of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz is its 8,1 megapixel camera, but this Symbian device has a range of other features, too.
07/19/2010
— Filed under: Mobile
Tags: Sony Ericsson, Vivaz Headed
Samsung Touchscreen Media Player YP-MB2 Spotted
We’ve heard of the Samsung YP-MB2 iPod touch competitor before this, and even seen it on a rather blurry video too.
07/18/2010
— Filed under: Audio/Video
Tags: Samsung, touchscreen, YP-MB2
Panasonic to unleash 3D camcorder
Panasonic has been going camera launch crazy as of late. We were treated to our first looks at four new devices, the DMC-LX5, DMC-FZ100, DMC-FT10 and FZ100 recently.
Red Dead Redemption — PS3 Review
First things first — you want to know how this open-world Western compares to Rockstar’s other open-world game, right? Fair enough.
07/16/2010
— Filed under: Games
Tags: Red Dead Redemption, Review
ASRock Core 100HT-BD : Bringing HTPCs to the Mainstream Market [UPDATED : Noise Issue]
Home Theater PCs (HTPCs) have remained a niche market, catering mainly to enthusiasts who love the challenge of setting up and maintaining them. The demand for dumb devices with HTPC capabilities has seen tremendous increase over the past few years, with the success of devices such as the WDTV and other media streamers. Blu-Ray players also end up integrating features such as media streaming and wireless networking.
Motorola Droid X Smartphone Review
The new Android OS-powered Motorola Droid X smartphone offered by Verizon Wireless is selling for $200 with a new two-year contract. The Droid X is a great phone, boasting a large, bright screen and clear speaker quality.
07/14/2010
— Filed under: Mobile
Tags: Motorola Droid X, smartphone
Yahoo’s second-quarter lobbying bill rises 15 pct
Yahoo Inc. spent $550,000 in the second quarter on a lobbying agenda that touched upon issues ranging from the Internet company’s search partnership with Microsoft Corp. to the financial pressures facing journalism because of Internet competition.
07/13/2010
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Microsoft Corp., partnership, yahoo
iPhone and HTC EVO 4G Thriving, Palm Is Dead in Smartphone Buying Plans
Smartphone sales are poised for major growth over the next three months, with Apple and HTC on the upswing in consumer preferences and Motorola and RIM on the downswing, says a new survey by ChangeWave.
07/12/2010
— Filed under: Mobile
Tags: HTC EVO, iPhone, Palm
