Earlier today Sony announced details of an upcoming firmware update for the PS3 and PSP. The PS3 will jump to v3.40 and with it comes PlayStation Plus subscriptions (available starting tomorrow) and a slew of other features including Facebook “enhancements.” The PSP will receive firmware update v6.30 that includes PS Plus and “other minor features.”
June 28, 2010 – Happy Birthday, Felicia Day!
Warner Bros. has just released its first official trailer for Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, which of course, will be split into two parts released on November 19th, 2010 and July 15th, 2011. So far the only thought running through my head is, “Epic.”
“What’s so great about this one?” “Should I get it?”
And with that, Amazon’s Kindle platform slowly oozes its way into another crop of smartphone handsets. Android owners (version 1.6 and higher) can now download the Kindle app from the Android Market and synchronize books across all the other Kindle-infused gadgets strewn about the home.
NBC’s Heroes may have died, but its spirit lives on – not only in NBC’s own new show The Cape, or ABC’s No Ordinary Family, but also in Syfy’s Alphas, which is apparently close to signing Goodnight And Good Luck’s David Strathairn to play the series’ lead character.
Masahiro Sakurai’s been teasing the Nintendo faithful for years. As one of the masterminds behind the Smash Bros. fighting franchise, the game director was responsible for putting Pit, star of the old-school NES game Kid Icarus, in 2008’s Super Smash Bros. Brawl. This move not only delighted fans of the plucky angel hero but it [...]
Was it just me, or was there something very old-fashioned about Saturday’s (American – Yes, I know you’ve seen the season finale, British people and those who download things from websites that we pretend don’t exist) Doctor Who? Romps with historical figures, invisible monsters and lessons about the permanence of time – It was just like oldschool Who… and not just because of the William Hartnell cameo.
Upload all your music to the web somewhere, then access it on your phone. Sounds simple enough, but legal red tape and spotty network connections have a funny way of impeding progress sometimes. If you’re an Android user, though, you might want to give mSpot a whirl now that it’s out of beta.
