I asked some random questions that die hard Futurama fans (well at least me) we’re always wondering about to executive producer David X. Cohen and voice actors Maurice LaMarche and Billy West. Here’s a smattering of some of their kooky answers.
Verizon’s 4G wireless network will be available in most major cities by the end of the year, though pricing for the service hasn’t yet been revealed. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the company hinted at speed-based service fees similar to how home broadband plans are priced.
We’re going to start taking video games and breaking down those hidden tips, Easter eggs and other random tricks that you didn’t know you wanted to know. This week our featured game is Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood. We’re assuming that some of you have gone out and bought the game and are utterly addicted to it, [...]
You can now log into the social network that nobody uses anymore with your username and password from the social network everyone uses. And with that, MySpace has pretty much given up on trying to be a social network in the interest of serving as a personalized entertainment site instead.
Well, this seemed kind of obvious: The Air Force issued a memo on an internal website telling soldiers not to tweet their locations, check in on foursquare or use Facebook places while in war zones. The notice states “careless use of these services by airmen can have devastating operations security and privacy implications,” AP reports. [...]
Dell’s flippy-faced Inspiron Duo will be here in early December, with pricing starting at $549 depending upon the configuration.
The US Senate Judiciary Committee has passed controversial new legislation to fight internet piracy that will allow the Justice Department to shut down domain names of sites that, in their view, enable piracy. The legislation was opposed by many, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Amazon.com and Google, all of whom felt that the ability to [...]
Cheng Jianping probably didn’t think much about retweeting her fiance’s statement. Now that tweet is now going to cost her a year in a labor camp “for disrupting social order.”
The skirmishes that have left cable viewers in different parts of the country without channels like Fox Sports, Food Network and G4 over the last few months may soon be a thing of the past, if cable companies manage to convince lawmakers to set new rules that would, they argue, protect customers from disappearing content [...]
A 17-year-old from Queens who tried to solve the white iPhone 4G shortage (or lack thereof) may be facing legal repercussions for selling kits to turn the black iPhone 4 white.
