2010 is the year of 3D.
If you didn’t already know this about 2010 then you’re in complete denial like I am. Everything from movies, TVs and video games will be moving to the third dimension and now books could very well be on their way, too.
Researchers at South Korea’s Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology have been …
Is Bigfoot Really Just A Big, Dumb Animal?
Man beats animal, animal beats insect, insect beats smaller insect, and so goes the circle of life. Something like that. Part of the problem with the search for Bigfoot is that some people tend to think of Bigfoot purely as an animal without enough intelligence to evade humans so well that …
This Kobo e-book reader looks like a Kindle without a keyboard. It also lacks the Kindle’s 3G connection and $260 price tag, although it will have access to a nice variety of content thanks to its partnership with Borders.
The device will sell for $150 this summer (no hard-and-fast launch date yet) and supports the ePub format. …
Season 6: Episode 9
Allie “Loves LOST” Townsend: Holy back story, Batman.
So, the island contains a balance between good and evil. Evil cannot escape to spread as long as good survives to keep it there. That evil is indeed the smoke monster. Cool.
Peter “Never misses an episode” Ha: Last night’s episode is exactly why I love to …
There are some pretty aggressive handsets pouring out of the CTIA conference this year. Case in point, Sprint’s upcoming HTC EVO 4G. It’s an Android 2.1 handset with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 4.3-inch screen, 720p HDMI output port, visual voicemail, and more.
HTC’s done a nice job of making this thing relatively svelte but as …
Tuesday, Mar. 23, 2010
Today in Techland: What a day. Steve brought us some Toy Story 3 exclusives, I spent my time curled up with the latest zombie book (hint: battle-axe, meet zombie skull), and Evan schools Chris Evans on what he needs to know before being an acceptable Captain America. But just in case you missed
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The unmentionalbes hands were flapping at waitst level, gaze titled downward, as if the creature had been fumbling clumsily with the doorknob. When it looked up and saw Jane frozen pop-eyed before it, it hissed like an angry cat and lunged forward.
Jane ducked to the side and gave the thing a shove as it hurtled past. But the …
There was a bit of a surprise in this morning’s Marvel solicitation announcements: they’re finally going to be publishing Marvelman comics. They’re just not the ones people actually want to read.
Marvel announced last year that they’d acquired the rights to Marvelman, the superhero created by Mick Anglo back in the ’50s as a British …
Are we the only ones who are bursting with excitement over Toy Story 3?
Everywhere we look lately, we’re being reminded of just how great this franchise is – the movie series that put Pixar on the map, that proved feature-length CG animation wasn’t just possible, but the future of cinema.
I’ve already written plenty about Toy …
