E3 2010: New Xbox 360 Redesign, Hidden Removable Hard Drive

The Xbox 360 has underwent an overhaul with a brand new sleek redesign and built in features. Here’s a list of specs available so far.

Price: $299
Removable 250 GB 
Network: Built in Wifi […]

E3 2010: Mizuguchi’s Child of Eden, is it Rez 2?

Testuya Mizuguchi plays Child of Eden
At Ubisoft’s keynote, a magical game came forth. A game with no visual interface, no icons, no guns, nothing. Just a circle scrolling about in a colorful technical […]

E3 2010 Microsoft Kinect: Ubisoft’s Your Shape: Fitness Evolved

Your Shape: Fitness Evolved

Your Shape Fitness Evolved appears to be the “WiiFit” of Xbox360. Catering to the casual, female audience, the game allows one to cardio, yoga, taichi, and fun activities. The game […]

E3 2010 Xbox Kinect: Harmonix Dance Central; Dance to Lady Gaga!

Harmonix Dance Central

Like a full body DDR, Harmonix Dance Central has players using their full body to dance along with the music by following the on screen commands. This game reminds me of […]

E3 2010: ESPN Exclusive Partnership on Xbox 360

Have access to 3,500 live events and sports events on Xbox 360. Football, basketball, soccer, major league baseball, and hockey in glorious HD where available!
ESPN on XBOX 360 shows off a brand new […]

E3 2010: Microsoft Kinect, Video Kinect and Games, and New Interface!

Microsoft Xbox Kinect release date is November 4, 2010, with 15 Launch titles!
At this year’s E3, Microsoft finally showed off the features for Kinect. Trying to revolutionize controller free gameplay and voice command […]

The Best and Worst of Microsoft Songsmith

Microsoft Songsmith has been a cult hit on the web. The purpose behind Microsoft Songsmith was to show that a computer can match the notes of song from either a voice or an instrument. […]

When AOL splits, Where do we end up?

The Great Divide
Time Warner plans to split AOL into two factions, an advertisement unit and a dial-up unit. The plan will be to sell off each unit to potential buyers.
Dial-up users do […]

Xbox360 new dashboard borrows WiiMii, CoverFlow, and Playstation 3.

In a step to make Xbox 360 more friendlier to the casual audience. Microsoft has unveiled a completely new dashboard experience taking away everything you know about menus.
Borrowing From Nintendo WiiMii

Nintendo Wii […]

10 Things We Hate About AntiVirus Software

When it comes to antivirus software, I think programmers don’t realize they are unintentionally doing the same things they are trying to protect us from. They still produce pop ups and are hard to remove, […]

Stop Quicktime from Playing Mp3 In Internet Explorer

 
This is sometimes the most annoying thing about Quicktime. You set it’s file associations not to play Mp3s yet someway somehow it still plays it. The other annoying thing is that it takes over MP3 association everytime […]

Yahoo Web Messenger vs Aim Express

Yahoo Web Messenger unveiled itself to the public recently as an alternative to those who would rather not download their clunky yahoo messenger program. Unlike Aim Express, Yahoo Web Messenger loads within the browser […]

Adobe CS3 Released, Silverlight Takes on Flash

Its that time of the year again. Its that time where once again, Photoshop is released at a ridiculously high price, which in turn forces people to pirate it, and the search for the […]

Review: Best Websites on your Cell

AOL, Google, and Windows Live, have been the biggest players in providing websites for your cell. In the world of WAP, there is limited amount of space and bandwith. Its essential to create sites that are easy […]

Spyware? In My Vista?

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