GTA: Chinatown Wars Far Bigger than PSP GTAs
Handheld gaming isn't exactly known for great scope and grandiosity, particularly on the DS. But according to Gordon Hall, president of Rockstar Leeds, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars will...Pain Is the Most Downloaded Game on PSN in 2008
Sony's PlayStation Store hosted a number of stand-out titles in 2008, but its most downloaded game actually came out in 2007. Pain topped the list, no doubt buoyed both by its head start gi...
Steamiest iPhone Apps: iFog vs iSteam
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As people get ready to return to work after two weeks of holiday festivities, it seems fitting to turn our attention to a pair of business and productivity iPhone and iPod touch apps that have debute...
Red Faction Maxes out Xbox 360
Not a lot to say about it really. It'll be cool seeing the new design and specs for the Xbox 720 or whatever they're going to call it.
...Wii Video Channel Striking Fear in Japanese TV Industry
Just how powerful is the Wii in Japan? This powerful: The mere announcement of a streaming video channel for the ubiquitous console is already causing some Japanese television executives to qua...
Nokia s USA Site Shows T-Mobile-Branded 7510 Supernova
Nokia's USA-specific Web site has listed the 7510 Supernova with T-Mobile branding on it. The 7510 was first announced in June 2008 and is a flip phone with a push-to-open design, quad-band GSM/EDGE ...Google To Offer Paid Android Apps Soon
Being able to sell apps could make Android a more appealing platform for major developers like Electronic Arts.
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Toast 10: web video capture, TiVo, iPhone app
Sonic Solutions' Roxio has updated its stalwart Toast Titanium and Titanium Pro disc burning and media conversion software, adding enhanced iPhone streaming, TIVo support, an audiobook creation tool a...Tilt the iPod dock, not your head, to get wide-screen video
Most iPod docks are fine for audio, but video? They're not really built for that. Their insistence that an iPod remain upright, not on its side, means that you're limited to narrow-screen viewing on i...
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