Satoru Iwata says top-selling console has hit a wall due to dearth of “high demand” software, and the company is now “preparing for next year.”
Maker of Zen MP3 players is said to be readying an e-book reader, tentatively called the MediaBook, that will harness videos, pictures, text, and services for a “media-rich experience.”
What we’ve heard is true: it should launch November 6, and will supposedly run $99 after rebate. That’s pretty cheap considering it matches the specs of the $180 Hero.
While China saw nothing near the frenzy of the first iPhone launch day in the U.S., crowds there did honor the tradition of lining up for the phone hours in advance. But price–and a lack of Wi-Fi–could prove a deterrent.
In Chris DeWolfe’s new venture, sources say, he’ll attempt to snowball a bunch of social-gaming properties and pit himself against industry leader Mark Pincus of Zynga.
Time to assess different climate engineering approaches–be it injecting light-blocking particles in the atmosphere or artificial trees–say academics at an MIT symposium.
A high-ranking IBM executive charged with insider trading connected to the Galleon Group has left the company.
The “Namoroka” beta brings performance improvements, Personas, and several abilities Web developers should notice. With it, Mozilla is trying to move faster.
Hundreds of schoolchildren singing and performing the Microsoft Bing jingle. It sounds all right, but why do images of Romania circa 1963 come to mind?
The iPhone is a nice platform to check out some comic books. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of comic-book apps you’ll want to try out.
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