Prosperent – The Adsense Alternative

By News and Reviews | Jul 1, 2010

Everyone knows adsense – google adwords, adsense  -  we all bow in thy honor. But we know damn well that we get sick of adsense and google’s restrictions.  Whether it be difficulty in being accepted as an adsense publisher or adsense banning/disallowing an account based on site content. Prosperent is the new Kid on the [...]

Microsoft: Cheap PS3s Not A Concern

By Noel Kuhlman | Oct 18, 2009

The console wars are officially on, not that Microsoft particularly cares.  In an interview with Game Informer magazine, Xbox 360 director of product management Aaron Greenberg proudly declared, “It’s not a real concern to us.” Characterizing Sony’s anticipated PS3 numbers (over September) as a “short term bump,” he claims to be unsurprised.  Given how many [...]

WikiReader Lets You Browse Wikipedia Offline

By Noel Kuhlman | Oct 13, 2009

Ever had a laugh at some of the entries in Wikipedia?  Good news for you.  You can now enjoy the same lack of reliable information in your pocket with the WikiReader, a new compact handheld that brings the community-edited encyclopedia offline. Use Wikipedia much?  Don’t let the frequent inclusion of misinformation stop you.  Heck, I [...]

Full Flash On Smartphones By Mid-2010, Except The iPhone

By Noel Kuhlman | Oct 5, 2009

Adobe has announced their upcoming plans for Flash 10.1 on mobile devices, effectively defining the future of Flash support on smartphone platforms.  According to the company, full Flash is coming to browsers on Android, Blackberry, Symbian, WebOS and Windows Mobile phones beginning in the middle of 2010.   You read that right – there’s no iPhone [...]

Spotify Adds Offline Caching For 3,333 Songs To Desktop App

By Noel Kuhlman | Oct 2, 2009

The desktop version of Spotify just got better.  Europe’s favorite streaming online jukebox just added offline listen to the desktop app.  That means, in a nutshell, you can now cache your favorite playlists and enjoy them without an internet connection.  Win! Sure, the Spotify iPhone app already does this.  For those without Apple’s Jesus-phone, though, [...]

The iPhone Is Getting A Physical Keyboard…Sort Of

By Noel Kuhlman | Sep 17, 2009

The headline is a tad misleading.  Everyody’s favorite handset isn’t getting an actual keyboard as part of its hardware suite.  Instead, it’s getting the Blackberry treatment with an accessory iPhone case (of sorts) that makes the thing look like one of RIM’s units with a front-mounted QWERTY keypad.  And it’s  inexplicably called the iTwinge. One [...]

3D PS3 Shown Off At IFA, Apparently Works

By Noel Kuhlman | Sep 7, 2009

You have, no doubt, heard about Sony’s 3D plans for the Playstation 3.  Today, they have the whole thing showing off at a booth at the IFA in Berlin.  Being nowhere near Germany, all we can do is live vicariously through other’s accounts – it’s reportedly awesome. The whole thing works, as has been Sony’s [...]

Nokia Booklet 3G Specs Are Out, Just A Connected Netbook After All

By Noel Kuhlman | Sep 2, 2009

After last week’s hype about the Nokia Booklet 3G, the “mini-laptop” finally had its specs detailed in an official way.  The verdict: it’s just a netbook, alright (and an under-powered one, at that). Touting slim lines and a MacBook-like aluminum unibody, it’s one good-looking piece of hardware.  Regardless, hot looks getting priced to the hilt [...]

Sony Announces PS3 Slim, Introduces Price Cuts, Console Wars About To Get Ugly

By Noel Kuhlman | Aug 19, 2009

The Sony PS3 has been in the losing end of the console wars for a while now.  However, diehards have always maintained that it was ahead of its time and will find its place on top once people are able to catch up with its more advanced hardware.  Well, that time could be soon, as [...]

Zune HD Coming On September 15, Might Not Save The Zune As People Expect

By Noel Kuhlman | Aug 16, 2009

Will Zune HD save Microsoft’s Zune brand?  Judging from the current buzz going around the blogosphere, it just might.  However, many aren’t too sure. Of course, Zune HD is an impressive piece of hardware. To start things off, it gets a 3.3-inch OLED touchscreen with 480 x 272 pixels and a 16:9 aspect ratio, playing [...]

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