Famous rock band No Doubt has sued Activision over the use of its avatars in the game Guitar Hero 5. No Doubt says that the deal it signed with Activision only permitted the avatars to be used when playing No Doubt songs. The problem is that Activision has it set up that you can play any song in the game with the No Doubt avatars. That I'm even writing about this is rather depressing. Full story...
Sure, there’s something to be said for understatement, but I’m going to start mistaking these things for floor tiles.
I've been waiting patiently for some time to replace my small 4-port gigabit switch and it paid off. This is one heck of a deal.
We're not going to report every instance of a famous writer agreeing to distribute via e-book, but someone like Grisham is big enough to indicate a trend that others will follow.
The Q&A format surrounding mobile, location based social networking continues here at SXSW Interactive 2010.
The InFocus SP8602 is a big, bad home theater projector. It’s hanging from my ceiling, hooked up to a Harmon Kardon Blu-ray player and a TiVo HD.
Yes indeed! The update, detailed here, is live live live! 24p, better audio bitrates, and a sandwich.
Since we're your go-to source for complaining about DRM, I figure we should mention the latest development regarding EA's Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
Can you blame 'em? If you bought into a two-year contract a little more than two years ago, possibly because of shortcomings in the first iPhone (a perfectly reasonable decision), you would have been watching with jealous eye the introduction of the 3G, the 3GS, and the launch and growth of the App Store.