This is soooo sweet!!! I remember Atari and those 2D games!!! I would love to play Donkey Kong 2005 classic!!! The link is to the story about the contest and the winner getting a deal with Atari to actually have the game made for the Atari Flashback. I will sooo get this game before the PS3 comes out! Here is a link to the Atari Website about the game system: http://www.atari.com/us/games/atari_flashback/7800 !!!!!
I remember back in the late 80's and early 90's their were a lot of songs that were real but then went to tv as well in shows. Alvin and The Chipmunks was very special on doing that. So coming in May from Koch Kids is "Too Hoot to Handle" by the Hootz... rapping owls. There is more!!!! "Da Jammies" is an animated made-for-DVD series featuring the voices of established and up-and-coming entertainers. Mirroring "grown-up" hip-hop, the series will spin off such merchandise as shoes an...
SOURCE: Times Of India BPO staffers hack bank A/Cs PUNE: Cyber crime has moved to the next level in Pune. Close on the heels of the Webcam Kulkarni scandal, in which a tenant secretly filmed girl students staying in his hostel using hidden cameras, the Pune police have unearthed a major siphoning racket involving former and serving callcentre employees. They allegedly transferred a total of Rs 1.5 crore (US $3.5 lakh) from a multinational bank into their own accounts, opened u...
My beloved blue, furry monster -- who sang "C is for cookie, that's good enough for me" -- is now advocating eating healthy. There's even a new song -- "A Cookie Is a Sometimes Food," where Cookie Monster learns there are "anytime" foods and "sometimes" foods. What!!!!! Cookie Monster eating OTHER FOOD! A is for what???!!?? So he will now talk about other food items to be placed in the mouth. Interesting...
I think this is kinda cool. Here is a quote from the Yahoo! Story: Quote: ---- Platform: PC Publisher: Activision Developer: Lionhead Studios Release Date: 08/01/2005 Genre: Simulation In Depth Look By Adam Pavlacka, Special to Yahoo! Games We've all watched a movie and said it: "I could do better." Well, now you can try and prove it. The latest creation from veteran designer Peter Molyneux serves double duty as both a sim-style empire building game an...
SOURCE: Baseline Outsourcing: What Ratio Is Right? By Paul A. Strassmann What a company purchases from suppliers of goods or services defines the amount that firm outsources. Innovations in global commerce have lowered the costs and expanded the reach of purchasing transactions. This has made it possible to search for the lowest costs of materials, components and assemblies anywhere. Companies find profit in divesting work whenever pay and overhead can be replaced by more e...
SOURCE: CNET Media Blog The Webbys get their groove back By Alorie Gilbert The Webby Awards, once the pinnacle of dot-com revelry, is staging a big, glamorous comeback after several years of low-key events. The ninth annual ceremony, set for June 6, should put some pizzazz back into the party, a celebration of the best sites on the Web. Its organizers are boasting a "star-studded" guest list of more than 400 VIPs and a "majestic" setting in New York City's Gotham Hall. They've...
SOURCE: CNET News.com Gore's TV network set to launch with Google tie-in By Richard Shim Staff Writer, CNET News.com The venture, formerly called INdTV, will be called Current.tv, it was announced on Monday. The 24-hour network will target an 18- to 34-year-old audience and offer short-form content--15-second to five-minute segments--to be contributed by viewers. Viewers will also be able to vote for their favorite videos and get tutorials via the Internet on how to produce th...
SOURCE: BBC News Bionic eye will let the blind see It comprises a computer chip that sits in the back of the individual's eye, linked up to a mini video camera built into glasses that they wear. Images captured by the camera are beamed to the chip, which translates them into impulses that the brain can interpret. The device has been designed by Professor Gislin Dagnelie at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. Professor Dagnelie unveiled details at a Royal National Institu...
What is next I say? Limitless storage maybe? I mean with only 1 percent of users actually using 1 GB why not? Also, with sharing, social networking on the rise, RSS feeds and blogging, I think the next logical step is shared GMail accounts. You get a RSS feed from your account as it is, but what if you wanted to share your emails with people using the RSS feed? I mentioned this in a thread about DX3 that Frogboy started. I was thinking could DesktopX allow people to view ONLY the emails...
Google must have heard me talk about what they were going to do with Keyhole in a previous post. Here are some images of i in action: CNET Shots Now, whether this is a great use for Keyhole is another story. I was more expecting more of a zoom (like almost eye level much like what A( is trying to do) SOURCE: CNET News.com Google adds satellite images to maps By Dawn Kawamoto Staff Writer, CNET News.com Google has added satellite technology to its mapping servic...
Well d'uh! Whether your just a millionaire or a billionaire, we (excluding me of course cause I am not rich.. exact oppossite) live longer.
For me, there is no question whether there is a need to limit class action suits. As with abuse of anything the responce, when it finally comes, usually is too much. The more I read about the limitations of class actions, the more it would seem that there will be no class action suits at all. Most will be moved to federal courts and the only way federal courts will take them is if there is at least one perticipant that lives in another state that the original lawsuit came from. So i one...
Who here has been a victom of bad Dell support? Just wondering because I read a CNET blog report on it about the India workers complaining about the job. (and how it sucks butt) I have never really used Dell support for anything really. The only thing I noticed was that they gave my sister a 128 RAM instead of 256RAM (but I didn't notice until it was too late (it was a free upgrade deal)) Anyone having, or had issues with Dell? No issues with Dell?
Peer to peer seems to be the way to go, but because of those who feel stealing is what it should be used for rather than ligitamate purposes, this ruling just might not go the same direction as the Betamax ruling did. For one, the digital realm allows way faster copieing and distorbution. ... that is all I can think of... It P2P wins, it will be a win with restrictions. The music indrusty will still be able to go after epople, and probably more furiously than before, but since it is ...