AT&T announces nationwide release of 3G MicroCell!
AT&T, The Nation’s Fastest 3G Network, has announced the nationwide relase of their latest device, the 3G Microcell.
Read MorePosted by Jackson Berger, Senior Editor | Mar 26, 2010 | Technigrated Blog |
AT&T, The Nation’s Fastest 3G Network, has announced the nationwide relase of their latest device, the 3G Microcell.
Read MorePosted by Jackson Berger, Senior Editor | Mar 24, 2010 | Technigrated Blog |
Even after death, Michael Jackson continues to defy all odds and break records. Just this week, Sony BMG and MJ’s estate signed the largest music deal in history, encommpassing 10 projects over 7 years. The cost? $200 million. For more details watch the below video, courtesy of the...
Read MorePosted by Jackson Berger, Senior Editor | Mar 23, 2010 | Technigrated Blog |
The recently announced PlayStation Move controller is already being advertised by Sony. PlayStation’s spokesman Kevin Butler is back at it again with the duty of promoting the Move – the revolutionary new motion-sensitive controller for use with the PlayStation 3. The PlayStation Move uses three main components to provide the most precise motion sensing controller ever: video tracking, a gyroscope, and an accelerometer. The PlayStation Eye camera is responsible for tracking the Move, which is why it has the large colored ball on the top – to provide an easy tracking component for the PS Eye. The rest is similar to the existing SIXAXIS motion sensing technology, albeit the newer technology is said to be even more precise. The PlayStation Move will be realeased in November of this year and several games are being developed for use with it, as well as some existing games will be updated to support it. The only mention on the pricing is that the Move will cost no more than $100. Stay tuned to Tech Talk for the latest developments with everything Sony and...
Read MorePosted by Jackson Berger, Senior Editor | Feb 23, 2010 | Technigrated Blog |
Microsoft, the company largley accredited for starting the mainstream adoption of home PCs, has now announced their latest initiative – Windows Phone 7.
Read MorePosted by Jackson Berger, Senior Editor | Feb 8, 2010 | Technigrated Blog |
Last week I posted some news about movies being preloaded onto flash drives – but now, there is yet another way companies are trying to sell movies.
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