Samsung Outs Wi-Fi Camera, Pocket Camcorder with Swiveling Lens

Samsung’s $250 ST80 digital camera aims to make it easy to get your photos out into the wild as effortlessly as possible. The 14-megapixel point-and-shoot features a built-in Wi-Fi connection that can shuttle photos directly to e-mail addresses, Facebook, Picasa, YouTube, or Photobucket. It also supports the DLNA standard, allowing you to send photos to [...]

Apple Updates Safari Web Browser, Adds Extensions

New comics day!

So Say We All: Battlestar Galactica Returns Online

Caprica has shown the origins of the cylons and Battlestar Galactica demonstrated the final fate of the survivors of the Cylon apocalypse – They’re us! Kind of. I mean, spoilers – but Syfy isn’t done with the middle of the Galactica mythology just yet.

Is Comic-Con Really Hurting Nerd Culture?

The first time I went to Comic-Con, the entire thing fit in about one half of what is currently the exhibitor’s hall. It wasn’t quite a longbox show, but it wasn’t that far removed from it, either. There was no viral marketing, no multi-story booths, no Hollywood presence at all, and though it was a [...]

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Tuesday, July 28th, 2010

Top 10 Must-See Trailers Out of Comic-Con

Our eyes were opened at Comic-Con. Sometimes for better, sometimes for worse – filled constantly with sights of new costumes, new comics, and new movies.

Interview: Paul Cornell on “Knight and Squire” and “Action Comics”

Paul Cornell has been writing novels, comics and TV screenplays for 20 years, most notably as part of the Doctor Who franchise. More recently, he’s been making a splash in American comics, with Marvel’s Captain Britain and MI: 13 and Dark X-Men. He recently took over Action Comics for a serial starring Lex Luthor, and [...]

Dell Streak: AT&T Only, $299 with Contract, $549 Without

The Dell Streak, you’ll recall, is a 5-inch Android tablet with phone-like abilities, a previously-reported launch date of “late July” and an initially-reported unlocked price of $500.

The Clever Trickery Behind The Music Of Inception

Behind Inception‘s intense score is genius composer Hans Zimmer, who may have had a little inspiration. What you’re hearing is actually just a slowed version of French chanteuse Édith Piaf’s Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien, which also doubled as the music played on the timer to signify the kick to end the dream. Zimmer, who [...]

More Blood = More Power: First Look at Splatterhouse

More than two decades ago, Splatterhouse showed up in the arcade. The Namco game­– which later came to consoles–earned the distinction of being one of the first games to scare the living crap out players with its ultra-violent take on horror and combat.