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Sony’s New Wii-Killer

June 3, 2009

Sony is adding their own motion controller to the PS3, aptly named The PlayStation Motion Controller (to comete with Nintendo’s Wii obviously). Gizmodo says “It’s the best motion control demo that we have ever seen, but it may be arriving a little too late”

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OnLive To Kill Off The Gaming Console…

March 24, 2009

Steve Perlman’s new OnLive company, has developed a data compression technology and an accompanying online game service that allows game computation to be done in distant servers, rather than on game consoles or high-end computers. What does this mean? Instead of buying games at stores, gamers could play them live via their internet connection on [...]

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Microsoft Earnings And Future Looking Grim

January 23, 2009

Microsoft Corp is expected to miss internal revenue projections when their earnings come out tomorrow. Wall Street is looking for quarterly revenue of $17.1 billion, according to Reuters Estimates, short of Microsoft’s own target of $17.3 billion to $17.8 billion.With that, there is further confirmation that the rumors of Microsoft announcing job cuts tomorrow are [...]

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Screenshots And Analysis Of Blackberry’s Storefront

January 19, 2009

RIM has released official images of their Blackberry application center, the Blackberry Storefront. RIM is yet another mobile manufacturer who thinks a standard platform that allows third-party developers in to sell applications is going to solve everything for the company. Palm has just released their plans of having a platform for third party developers, [...]

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How Google’s Earnings Will Hold Up This Thursday

January 19, 2009

Google earnings expected to be grim when they are released Thursday. According to the WSJ, U.S. search advertising spend fell 8% in the fourth quarter of 2008 from the same period in 2007, according to a new study from search advertising firm Efficient Frontier, whose search industry spending index was flat for most of 2008. [...]

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