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Nintendo released Wii Fit on May 19, 2008 in North America (December 2007 in Japan) introducing fitness-focused software paired with Balance Board peripheral accessory…
Every augmented reality demonstration I have seen this year has the same object in it, and once you notice it you cannot stop noticing…
The new memory standard offers more bandwidth than the one it replaces, costs considerably more, and will make almost no difference to how your…
Video calling has been six months away from replacing business travel since roughly 1964, when the picturephone was demonstrated at a world’s fair to…
Podcasting is built on genuinely open pieces. An audio file on a web server, a feed listing the files, a program that checks the…
The received view is that phones are getting GPS chips and location applications follow from that. Nokia put a receiver in the N95 and…
The specification being drafted for the next version of USB promises around ten times the throughput of the current one. That is genuinely useful…
Rockstar Games released Grand Theft Auto IV on April 29, 2008 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 introducing protagonist Niko Bellic navigating Liberty City’s…
Efficiency has become a purchasing criterion in this industry, and I would like to be generous about why, but the honest answer is that…
Grand Theft Auto IV achieved over five hundred million dollars in sales on its launch day, surpassing any film’s opening weekend. While comparisons are…
Paying for things with a phone has worked in Japan for four years. Commuters touch a handset to a reader at the barrier, buy…
Google spent February and March making an example of people, and it is worth being specific about who. Text Link Ads, one of the…
Apple says iTunes is now the largest music retailer in the United States. Not the largest digital retailer. The largest, ahead of Wal-Mart, ahead…
Firefox is somewhere around seventeen or eighteen percent depending on whose measurement you trust, and every quarter it takes another point or so off…
Google closed its purchase of DoubleClick this month, and the interesting thing about it is that it puts two fundamentally different businesses under one…
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