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May 4th

RIM Stock Falls to 8 Year Low after BlackBerry 10...

Sean Hollister - The Verge: Two days ago, RIM CEO Thorsten Heins unveiled the new BlackBerry 10 platform, but investors don’t seem impressed: today, the BlackBerry manufacturer’s stock hit an eight-year low of $11.91 on the Toronto Stock Exchange. There were a couple features that I thought might be cool, but overall it seems too little too late. It appears others feel that way...

May 4th

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Apr 22nd

Hmmmm

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Apr 19th

Kill on Two Volleyball →

My volleyball website launched a new design and partnership today.

Apr 17th

Live Sports on ROGERS™ anyplace tv →

I mentioned in an earlier post how my viewing habits had changed with my Netflix and over the air HD setup. I stated that the one thing I do miss due to my lack of a cable subscription is live sports. I proposed that the major sports leagues offer a new online streaming package, one where you would get all the games for one team regardless of local blackouts. Along with the start of the 2012...

Apr 12th

Watch

(via The Verge) This is what you’re going with?

Apr 12th

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Apr 10th

Ivy Bridge Processors 3 Weeks Away

Ian Cutress on AnandTech: Today, Intel officially releases the spate of 7-series chipsets for their 3rd generation Core microarchitecture processors (read – Ivy Bridge), despite the actual release of the processors being another three weeks away. New Mac Pros soon to follow. It has been a while.

Apr 9th

Apr 5th

RIM Announces Another New Product That Isn't a...

RIM Press Release: BlackBerry Mobile Fusion delivers a cost-efficient, secure, reliable and scalable solution that consolidates the management of smartphones and tablets running BlackBerry® OS (including support for BlackBerry PlayBook™ and future BlackBerry® 10 devices) as well as Android™ and iOS®*, and provides a single, unified, web-based console for easily managing all devices. Is that...

Apr 3rd

James Cameron Updates Sky for Titanic Rerelease

Cameron made only one change: the stars in the picture during one particular shot near the end of the film after the ship went down were replaced to accurately reflect what exactly was in the night sky at that time and date. As a visual effects artist, I really enjoy this news.

Apr 3rd

Mar 29th

Adobe Charging Flash Devs

Stephen Shankland from CNET: More specifically, Adobe will require developers to share 9 percent of net revenue beyond $50,000 for using the premium features, Adobe announced today. The premium features are Stage 3D for hardware-accelerated graphics and domain memory for better conversion of games previously written in C or C++. Yes, because charging developers to use your dying platform is...

Mar 28th

Arthur Gies at The Verge on MLB.TV Blackouts

It’s unfortunate that the Xbox Live implementation of MLB.TV is restricted by broadcast rules that seem about eight years behind the current state of technology and services, but it’s not particularly surprising

Mar 27th

Photoshop Needs a Rewrite

The Verge on Photoshop CS6: Photoshop CS6 may look like a huge visual refresh — and it’s certainly the most drastic one in recent memory — but it’s largely the same Photoshop, good and bad, underneath. Photoshop is in need of a entire overhaul. Adobe is adding (some) great technology and features to the application, but they still start with a legacy source that is over a decade...

Mar 22nd

Mar 19th

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The Pirate Bay is Trying to put Servers in The...

The Pirate Bay Blog via Hacker News: With the development of GPS controlled drones, far-reaching cheap radio equipment and tiny new computers like the Raspberry Pi, we’re going to experiment with sending out some small drones that will float some kilometers up in the air. This way our machines will have to be shut down with aeroplanes in order to shut down the system. A real act of war. ...

Mar 19th

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The Loop on Testing The New iPad

Jim Dalrymple of The Loop: I know everyone will be speed testing the processors and graphics chips, but I’d like to take a different approach and give you some information on how I actually use the iPad. My testing lab is my life, and how a device fits into that determines if I continue to use it or not. I agree. For example: The RIM Blackberry Playbook and The iPad (3rd Generation) have the...

Mar 16th