Microsoft has released version 1.0 Silverlight, the fully supported version of its cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of media and rich experiences on the Web. Adobe Flash just got it’s first serious competition and from the exapmles of videos, applications and sites that have been designed using Silverlight so far I am […]

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The land of the rising sun for years now has been quickly evolving more and more into a “cashless society.” In japan you can buy a sports car, a train ticket or a big mac by using your cellphone, it seems cellphone sizes are not shrinking fast enough and a more “convenient” way is needed […]

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A scientific duo at Tel-Aviv University discovered this past month that the injection of a chemical stimulant into an artificial culture of live neurons at crucial points in time could create an environment that […]

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Firstly lets just throw it out now that in the war between the PSP and the DS I am on the DS side ^_^, but things just got a little more interesting recently when a group of coders chewed through a loophole in the PSP’s firmware using one of it’s most popular titles Lumines. Now […]

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Shadowrun and Halo 2 - the first champions of Windows Vista gaming - have already been cracked by ‘warez’ and hacking groups, with patches enabling both to function on Windows XP available.
Both games have been released as Vista exclusives in recent weeks, introducing an Xbox Live-style service to PC gamers.
The news that the games […]

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More YouTube news yay!!! (^_^)
YouTube will launch nine country specific versions of YouTube today.
YouTube local versions will be available for Brazil, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, and the U.K, complete with relative country specific domains such as youtube.fr and youtube.jp.
The new sites include fully translated site content and will eventually deliver country […]

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