Google Helps Digitize Holocaust Archives

In honor of UN International Holocaust Remembrance Day tomorrow, Google is partnering with Jerusalem-based Holocaust museum Yad Vashem in bringing 130,000 photos and documents to the Internet, where they will be organized and stored in Google’s cloud.

Some AT&T Users Get a Second Chance at Unlimited 3G Data

Back in early June, AT&T switched from a $30-per-month unlimited 3G data plan to two separate data plans: a $15 per month plan with 200MB of data and a $25 per month plan with 2GB of data.

Number of Real 3D Screens To Double in Regal Entertainment Theaters

With the increasing amount of movies being released on 3D, it’s no surprise that theaters will be upping their 3D capable screens as well. Today, Regal Entertainment Group announced that they will be adding an addition 1,500 Real 3D-enabled screens, doubling the current amount set in their May 2008 contract.

Will Hulu Become An Online Cable Provider?

Just because Hulu may be a leader in the field of Internet TV doesn’t mean that it’s resting on its laurels – or that it won’t be torn apart by internal disagreements. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Hulu is undergoing a number of behind-the-scenes arguments that could result in massive changes in direction [...]

Crowdsourced YouTube Documentary Shows Us “Life In A Day”

Probably nothing out of the ordinary happened to you on July 24, 2010. It’s those seemingly unimportant, mundane details that director Kevin McDonald (Last King of Scotland, State of Play) was looking to feature in his new documentary Life In A Day. Composed solely from YouTube submissions of people who had filmed something on that date, McDonald’s [...]

The Comic Book Club: Fantastic Four #587 and Infestation #1

This is what happens when Techland goes to the comic book store: we end up discussing what we picked up. This week, Evan Narcisse, Graeme McMillan and Douglas Wolk talk about Fantastic Four #587 and Infestation #1.

Cord-Cut No More: Pay TV Numbers Rise For Q4 2010

The days of cord-cutting talk may be over, with analysts predicting that the number of pay TV subscribers will have grown in the final quarter of 2010 amid fears that viewers were choosing to bypass television for other methods of watching TV shows.

ComiXology Lets Your Local Comic Store Sell Comics Online

ComiXology, the company behind both its own digital comic store and the technology that powers similar stores for publishers like Marvel Comics and DC Comics, has solved a dilemma for loyal fans wanting to step into the future: Thanks to their just-announced Digital Storefront Affiliate program, no longer will fans have to choose between buying [...]

Netflix Tries to Go Social (Again)

After a failed attempt at social networking in September, Netflix announced yesterday in a quarterly earnings report that it will once again try going social.

PlayStation Phone Looks to Mix Advanced Gaming with Android

Engadget got some early hands-on time with the impending PlayStation phone, known as the Xperia Play and manufactured by Sony Ericsson.

What iPhone Apps Do You Need? Here’s 50 Suggestions

Whether you’re deciding to join the iPhone world for the first time or a loyal customer for generations, it’s hard to decide which apps are worth downloading. Paid apps can be worthless, while free ones often provide more content than you would expect. Head over to TIME.com to see our take on the 50 Best [...]