LittleBigPlanet brings a new form of gaming to the PlayStation 3. With impressive visuals and potentially never-ending gameplay, this new Sony title looks all set to be a big hit this Christmas.
LittleBigPlanet lets gamers create their own worlds with amazingly detailed level editors and customisation options, which brings a brand new concept to gaming. Users can express their creativity by designing their own levels and uploading them to the PlayStation Network for other gamers to download, bringing a great social networking aspect to the game.
Rock Band goes mega deaf by andy on September 16th, 2008 Harmonix and MTV Games have snapped up another metal classic that's ready to be downloaded into your Rock Bands.
Well, for the next five minutes anyway. Who would have thought that a portable CD player could have looked so cool! This is a definite contender for the iPOD!
Google changes its favicon by andy on June 18th, 2008 When you are a large multinational company like Google, the slightest changes in your identity will quickly be noticed.
Take a step back 25 years in time to the halcyon days of the Madchester music era and revisit the Hacienda, the legendary nightclub that became an international phenomenon and changed the face of the city forever.
Kylie in Manchester by ed on July 11th, 2007 Kylie Fever Arrives At Manchester Art Gallery
Saturday 30 June 2007 - Sunday 2 September 2007
I'm going to have to go and see this while it's in town.
SPAM emails collection by Panda on August 15th, 2007 Tao starts to collecting anonnying SPAM emails on his personal blog, and wants to share his collection with all of you
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Even though the Iphone has not even been out 6 months without people wondering what next clever invention Apple will cook up, one of these inventions will include another Iphone except with a new twist this will include the Features of an Ipod Nano. Also JP Morgan, a financial servies firm have released a report that states this will be a cheaper form of the Iphone which is based on the ultra slim ipod Nano also the Firms analyst Kevin Chang has said that people will be confused as to where they have placed their new phone, he based this on the US Patent And Trademark Office and unnamed sources in the supply channel.Reuters reports that according to the patent application, the device is a multifunctional handheld device that uses a circular touch pad control, similar to the Nano’s scroll wheel. Mr Chang also was qouted as saying “We believe that iPod Nano will be converted into a phone because it’s probably the only way for Apple to launch a lower end phone without severely cannibalizing iPod Nano,”, this sounds like a very good idea which will make sure the nano doesnt fade away.Despite the iPhone’s touch screen being a major draw to the device, JP Morgan theorizes that a relatively low-priced nano-phone could draw sales of 30 to 40 million units in 2008.The report joins the gathering storm of second-gen iPhone speculation and persiflage that’s sure to keep Apple fans talking until the very moment Steve Jobs pulls the second coming of the Jesus Phone out of his pocket at a press event
This house is the result of two artists Dan Havel and Dean Ruck’s work before it was about to be demolished. The house in Houston looks almost like it’s been speared and has a tunnel large enough to fit a person from the front to the rear.
Amazing Flash - Animator vs. Animation by ed on July 27th, 2007 If you've ever animated in Flash, you'll appreciate just how much work has gone into this!
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Kylie in Manchester by ed on July 11th, 2007 Kylie Fever Arrives At Manchester Art Gallery
Saturday 30 June 2007 - Sunday 2 September 2007
I'm going to have to go and see this while it's in town.
Speculation was rife this week that O2 was about to sign a deal for UK distribution of the hypefest which is the Apple iPhone, though on Monday it seemed that Vodafone would be getting the deal, and prior to that those in the know were saying Carphone Warehouse was a dead cert.
Make no mistake; Apple will be talking to all those people, as well as the other operators, and indeed anyone who will listen to their pitch that previous business models are dead, and the iPhone represents the future. Read the rest of this entry »
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In an early sign that perhaps the debut of Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) much-anticipated iPhone might not have been as big of a hit as it was cracked up to be, sales of the phone on eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) have been disappointing for the entrepreneurs who waited in long lines hoping to cash in on the hype. Many sellers are breaking even or even losing money on their attempts to sell the phone on eBay.
But maybe this is actually a good sign. Overwhelming demand leading to huge windfalls for resellers would indicate that Apple was unprepared — After all, Apple gains nothing when its products are resold at huge mark-ups on the secondary market. According to the New York Times:
Demand for the phone was remarkably strong in the first days. Analysts estimate that Apple and AT&T stores have sold around 500,000 phones so far. One analyst ventured a guess as high as 700,000. But Apple appears to have anticipated demand and contracted with manufacturers in Asia to build far more. Apple has said it expects to sell as many as 10 million phones by the end of 2008.
Of course, the adequate supply at the retail level may rob Apple of the hype element of phones being resold on eBay.
