Talking while killing a noob. It used to be something that could only be done by taking time out while waiting to respawn in FPS but now with voice communication a standard feature in most online console first person shooters should what we say be considered more carefully?
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LG T80: Look’s like the iPhone. But isn’t…
Why is it that more and more music players, personal media players and mobile phones look like the iPhone? Coincidence? Perhaps.
Anyway, here’s the latest iPhone lookalike. It’s the LG T80 personal media player. It comes in a black casing and has a battery life of around 2 hours if you feel the need to watch TV on it, or 5.5 hours if just watching downloaded videos.
Other features include-:
- 3″ 420 x 240 resolution touch screen display
- Support for MPEG, WMA, OGG, WAV, ASF, JPEG, TXT formats
- DVB-T tuner
- Built-in microphone
Reminder: Win XP removed from shelves in June.
Just a friendly reminder that unless you act quickly to buy that copy of Windows XP you’ have always wanted from your local tech store you won’t be able to find it soon. In June Microsoft is pulling the 6 year old operating system from stores to be replaced with just Windows Vista.
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Dark Knight virals, spoil the movie?
There used to be a time when a synopsis for a movie was considered a spoiler but in recent times everything up to and including the script is online before the movies come out. Take the Oliver Stone George Bush movie W for example. (POSSIBLE SPOILERS)
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BBC iPlayer on PS3 using website
For those in the UK who wish to watch programmes from the BBC on their PS3 there is a solution.
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MySpaceTV goes beyond borders
The popular social networking Web site MySpace is taking its MySpaceTV outside the US for the first time, as they penned a deal with London based Shine Group, a collection of creative TV companies helmed by Elizabeth Murdoch, the daughter of media titan Rupert Murdoch, who jus so happens to own MySpace via parent company News Corp.
“MySpace is essentially the world’s largest focus group,” said Travis Katz, head of MySpace’s international arm, when announcing the Shine Group deal at the recent MipTV conference held earlier this month in Cannes. “You can see what resonates with people and then take that content and blow it out worldwide.”