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From X-bit Labs: Sony Computer Entertainment said on Tuesday at the E3 trade-show that it would start shipping its highly-anticipated PlayStation Move motion-sensing controller in September, 2010. In addition, Sony will offer a special “shooting attachment” for the device so that to... |
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From InfoWorld: The Windows XP exploit that was published by a Google engineer last week is now being exploited in the wild, according to researchers at Sophos Labs. The vulnerability, which could allow remote code execution if a user views a specially crafted Web page using a Web... |
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From PC World: Verizon, Motorola, and Adobe have announced they will be introducing the next generation of Droid mobile devices on Wednesday, June 23. The Droid launch comes just one day before Apple officially launches iPhone 4 , the next-generation of Cupertino's super-popular... |
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From CNET News.com: Despite a disastrous preorder process Tuesday morning, enough people were able to place iPhone 4 orders that much of Apple's initial U.S. supply has already been accounted for. As of Tuesday evening, Apple.com now shows that iPhone 4 preorders will be shipped by... |
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From CNET News.com: Twitter acknowledged Tuesday that "from a site stability and service outage perspective, it's been (the company's) worst month since last October." It's a big embarrassment for a company that, over the past year or two, has managed to clean up its reputation for... |
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From DailyTech: Security is a lot like combating illness -- sometimes you have a relatively minor issue that affects many people, other times you have a major issue that only affects a few. AT&T's iPad email leak and its ramifications were bad enough, but AT&T's latest breach... |
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From DailyTech: Yesterday was a big day for Apple. It announced a new Mac mini complete with an $100 higher price tag which is leaving many bewildered and pre-orders started for the iPhone 4. However, there was one other bit of news from the Apple camp yesterday that slipped under... |
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From DailyTech: You've just conducted perhaps the biggest info leak in AT&T's recent history, you're under FBI investigation, and you have Apple and AT&T breathing down your necks. What do you do next? Well if you're Goatse Security, which prides itself at making "gaping holes... |
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From CNET News.com: Starbucks is stirring up a few changes to its Wi-Fi access that should make Web-surfing coffee drinkers happy. Starting July 1, the coffee brewer said it will launch free Wi-Fi access throughout all of its stores nationwide, with no special registration or... |
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