Archive : Entertainment

Today Nintendo just announced the latest handheld in the DS line, The 3DS. It sports a 3.5 inch “3D” screen on top, and a lightly smaller restive touch screen below. On the back of the top screen are two cameras for taking 3d pictures,…

Hulu, the website for TV viewing owned by News Corp, General Electric’s NBC Universal and Walt Disney Co, was developing a subscription service to be rolled out on multiple devices in the upcoming months. One of the devices that Hulu…

With Steve Jobs’s keynote at WWDC, there is some new things out and some rumors that are now true. There were over 5,200 attendees from over 50 countries and sold out on tickets in 8 days.

Xbox has grown rich in features attracting a social circle including Netflix, Facebook and Twitter. Now, rumor has it that the Xbox 360′s gearing up to accommodate Hulu, too.

If you thought that Apple’s foray into the world of home entertainment died with the last iteration of the Apple TV, you’re quite wrong. This project has been in the works long before Google announced its TV solution, and it…

If you’ve ever learned anything about photography then, you’ve probably heard the name Carl Zeiss. The famous optics company has popularized its lenses all over the place, from high end DSLRs to numerous point-and-shoots, web cams and now it’s looking…

A little while back Logitech released new version of the Z-2300 speakers. I just got these speakers and it looks like it retained the THX certification and speaker-frequency response and the subwoofer’s 120 watts of floor-rattling power.

As the first batch of Netflix DVDs for the Nintendo Wii starts sending out (on Friday) to Netflix customers that requested a streaming DVDs for their Wii, they are the last console to get the support. There may be some reasons that…

Google, Intel, and Sony today announced plans for collaboration on a new set-top box platform coined “Google TV.” According to the companies, the new device will be based on the widely-acclaimed Android OS, accompanied by alterations in developer software in…

That’s right California has banned television, specifically they have banned non-energy efficient televisions. The California Energy Commission voted Wednesday to set energy efficiency standards for televisions. This movement by California is to save the consumers and California $1 billion a…