In Depth: Why are movies based on games so terrible?
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31 May 2009 Comments:
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Video: Inside The Google Holodeck
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31 May 2009 Comments:
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At this past week’s Google I/O event in San Francisco, Google brought a contraption it calls the “Holodeck,” for event-goers to experience. Basically, it’s a near-360 degree way to view Google Street View in fast motion, high definition video. Danny Sullivan posted a bunch of pictures of the thing earlier in the week.
New PSP Go revealed accidentally by Sony
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31 May 2009 Comments:
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Twitter Goes Down, Spymaster Makes Fun Of Them
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31 May 2009 Comments:
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Yes, Twitter is down. Yes, again. Yes, they’re looking into it. Yes, this is another Twitter post. But, I come bearing gifts. Spymaster, the somewhat controversial and addictive Twitter-based game obviously doesn’t work nearly as well when Twitter is down. In fact, it doesn’t work at all. The creators have made a fun little Fail Whale graphic of their own, indicating the the game will be down until Twitter comes back up.
In Depth: How to extract free-to-air recordings from your Sky+ hard disc to a PC
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30 May 2009 Comments:
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Make Your Mark: RightSignature Lets You Sign Documents Online (Or On Your iPhone)
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29 May 2009 Comments:
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Over the last 15 years or so, most of us have adapted to the new forms of communication that pervade the web, ditching letters (and in many cases, phone calls) in favor of rapid fire IMs and Email. But there’s still at least one formality embedded in most of us that’s been hard to overcome: the personal signature. The simple act of signing a document, silly as it may seem in an era of fingerprints, photographs, and passwords, is something that has been engrained in us. And while signing a digital document with an “Okay” button or check box may be legally binding, they’re so basic that it makes the gesture feel insincere.
Marketing gurus slam Microsoft Bing branding
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29 May 2009 Comments:
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Digg Nabs Federated Media’s Chief Revenue Officer, Chas Edwards
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29 May 2009 Comments:
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High profile advertising network Federated Media’s Chief Revenue Officer Chas Edwards has resigned, we’ve confirmed, and will shortly be taking a job at Digg with the same title. Thomas Shin, who Digg stole from Yahoo earlier this year, will report to Edwards.