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Posted by: jmet, 04:57, May 10, 2008 |
Nintendo and Microsoft aren't the only ones mimicking the Wiimote, there are reports of Apple tinkering with a 3D remote of their own ... More |
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RIM has developed some competition for Apple's iPhone ... More |
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iZ3D has been shipping 19" and 22" 3D monitors for awhile now at a grand a pop but prices are coming down quickly ... More |
posted by: jmet, 05:39, April 26, 2008
Orange open movie project is releasing its second open source movie May 15th
posted by: jmet, 07:38, April 2, 2008
LG introduces its new Vu handset that will support AT&T's Mobile TV service and is packed full of features
posted by: jmet, 05:34, March 29, 2008
Yep I'm telling the truth, a 100 percent free version of Photoshop is now available to anyone with a web browser and an Internet connection
posted by: jmet, 06:32, March 25, 2008
After many consumers complained about all the bloatware or trial programs that come pre-installed on new computers, Sony brings a remedy
posted by: jmet, 03:02, March 14, 2008
Pioneer TiVo Inc. has made an agreement with Google that would allow TiVo users to watch videos from YouTube
posted by: jmet, 07:51, March 11, 2008
Lionsgate became the first movie studio to incorporate a digital copy of its movies intended for playback within iTunes
posted by: jmet, 06:59, March 11, 2008
A long awaited feature, VoIP on Wi-Fi, may be coming soon for the iPhone
posted by: jmet, 05:41, March 4, 2008
The iPhone gets a new third party application that allows users to download BitTorrent
posted by: jmet, 04:57, February 14, 2008
Apple has been rolling around the idea of getting its feet wet in the gaming department
posted by: jmet, 07:58, February 6, 2008
Comcast, like several others, is jumping on board the VOD (Video on Demand) bandwagon that allows you to watch before
posted by: jmet, 03:14, February 2, 2008
With Google being the top dog in search engines, Microsoft is hoping to narrow the competition by buying its rival Yahoo for $44.6 Billion
posted by: jmet, 08:02, February 1, 2008
TiVo takes Dish Network to court of their DVR and patent infringement and could possibly have DVR's cutoff from service
posted by: jmet, 07:40, February 1, 2008
Wester Digital announced it will being producing a 320GB USB drive
posted by: jmet, 07:30, February 1, 2008
Dell has decided to close all 140 kiosks
posted by: jmet, 01:55, January 30, 2008
Beginning January 27th, Amazon.com will offer DRM-Free MP3's worldwide
posted by: jmet, 05:31, January 25, 2008
The people at YouTube are expanding the range of phones that will be compatible with the mobile YouTube service
posted by: jmet, 08:05, January 18, 2008
There are so many different graphics cards out that it is quite difficult to keep up with the different configurations but, these guide will provide a easy reference
posted by: jmet, 07:12, January 17, 2008
RAD Video Tools is a set of utilities for handling video, animation, and sound data
posted by: jmet, 06:05, January 16, 2008
Apple's "iTunes movie rentals" now here
posted by: jmet, 06:03, January 15, 2008
Netflix is offering unlimited access to movies and television shows via the Web
posted by: jmet, 04:34, January 15, 2008
Paramount is allowing hundreds of its films to be purchased via downloads to a dedicated hard drive
posted by: jmet, 07:08, January 10, 2008
Alienware will release its humongous wraparound DLP rear-projection monitor later this year
posted by: jmet, 02:35, January 4, 2008
Motorola brings you a mobile video player that plays live TV and
posted by: jmet, 08:00, January 3, 2008
It is quite important to regularly update the firmware of your DVD recorder to broaden the compatibility of different media types and improve burns
posted by: jmet, 07:13, December 19, 2007
AT&T announced today that its U-verse TV package will include eight more high definition channels, bringing the service a total of 40 HD channels
posted by: jmet, 07:09, December 17, 2007
Apple has yet again released another update to its QuickTime media player fixing 3
posted by: jmet, 07:47, December 11, 2007
Microsoft released a new plug-in for Adobe's Photoshop that allows users to work with files created in the new HD photo format
posted by: jmet, 06:56, December 7, 2007
MovieBeam, the first online movie download service, is throwing in the towel after failing to achieve its business plan
posted by: jmet, 07:01, December 4, 2007
After apparently poor sales of AOL's own video download service it has now given it to Amazon to split the profit
posted by: jmet, 04:13, November 21, 2007
Pioneer electronics has come out with a dual format 20X DVD writer in multiple colors to match almost any PC
posted by: jmet, 03:51, November 21, 2007
Macrovision will soon acquire Blu-Ray's BD+ for a whopping $45 million
posted by: jmet, 07:24, November 17, 2007
YouTube is planning to upgrade the quality of its videos within the next three months
posted by: jmet, 02:41, November 9, 2007
Vuzix has just released a pair of goggles designed for those into PC gaming
posted by: jmet, 06:41, November 6, 2007
Wal-Mart brings you the Green gPC, with a price tag of only $200, you can't really go wrong
posted by: jmet, 06:29, November 6, 2007
The PS3 isn't the only gaming platform getting a price reduction
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:47, November 4, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum for the week ending on 4 November 2007
posted by: jmet, 06:49, November 3, 2007
Take Two attempted to censor its violent Manhunt 2 game down to a "mature" rating but, was hacked so that banned content was
posted by: DVDGuy, 18:40, October 31, 2007
Find out what is new in Nvidia's latest GPU, and why this is the card that we recommend to 3D and video enthusiasts
posted by: jmet, 05:45, October 20, 2007
Eight years of "The Daily Show" will be online freely to download by anyone
posted by: jmet, 05:08, October 20, 2007
New Firefox 2.0.0.8 Released
posted by: jmet, 07:17, October 18, 2007
Sprint plans to sell a touch-screen phone this holiday season, hoping to help reduce customer losses to Apple's iPhone
posted by: jmet, 07:07, October 18, 2007
YouTube has a filter that should cut down copyright violations immensely
posted by: jmet, 04:28, October 16, 2007
AMD brings you new PC to TV kits for all your home video projects
posted by: jmet, 04:10, October 16, 2007
Hitachi claims it can expand storage capacity up to 4TB (4000GB) with thier breakthrough on hard disk technology
posted by: jmet, 00:46, October 2, 2007
Apple has crossed the line with their latest actions involving the hack of the iPhone to work on other networks besides AT&T
posted by: jmet, 00:13, October 2, 2007
Adobe has released "Lite 3" for mobile phones
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:48, September 30, 2007
A roundup of all the news as featured on Digital Digest and the forum
posted by: DVDGuy, 16:29, September 29, 2007
Join Digital Video Forum's Folding@Home team, donate your unused and wasted CPU cycles to the project, and help find cures for diseases
posted by: jmet, 01:46, September 27, 2007
BestBuy recently did a survey about high definition products and what your average consumer knows about it, the results were umm intriguing to say the least
posted by: DVDGuy, 21:46, September 26, 2007
DVDGuy shares the specs he would choose today for a PC, if he wre buying one today
posted by: jmet, 03:40, September 21, 2007
The war between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD isn't just on the movie shelves, its on the minds of high tech conglomerates such as Intel also
posted by: jmet, 04:45, September 19, 2007
SpiralFrog is its name and challenging iTunes is its game, opening with about 800,000 songs it hopes to knock Steve Job's out of the music empire race
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:49, September 12, 2007
New blog by DVDGuy, webmaster of Digital Digest, and some tips on buying a new TV
posted by: jmet, 05:10, September 6, 2007
Universal Studios has released a new consumer Web site featuring hi-def content, advice and links
posted by: jmet, 01:07, September 5, 2007
Sony once again is installing DRM spyware using rootkit techniques embedded in USB drives
posted by: jmet, 11:53, August 30, 2007
The company claims that they can store up to 1TB (1,000GB) on an optical disc with the same dimensions—only slightly thicker—than a regular DVD and
posted by: jmet, 03:42, August 22, 2007
Adobe has decided to support a video compression standard that will bring high-definition video to Flash-based streaming content
posted by: jmet, 03:51, August 9, 2007
Apple today unveiled an all new all-in-one iMac line featuring 20- and 24-inch widescreen displays encased in elegant and professional aluminum and glass enclosures
posted by: jmet, 05:48, August 7, 2007
DirectX is a Windows technology that enables higher performance in graphics and sound when you're playing games or watching video on your PC
posted by: jmet, 03:37, June 25, 2007
Online video recorders pose a piracy issue that could devestate ad based revenue for online video sites
posted by: jmet, 03:20, June 20, 2007
HTTP makes a inside move to slip past the P2P traffic
posted by: jmet, 10:47, June 5, 2007
Follow this guide and never have to purchase or pirate another piece of software again - there is virtually free software that will meet all your computing needs and we will show you where to get it
posted by: jmet, 04:58, April 18, 2007
Silverlight is a multi-browser, multi-plugin that allows media companies to deliver video more cost effectively on a variety of different browsers
posted by: jmet, 07:56, March 3, 2007
Although Microsoft says their new OS "Windows Vista" is uncrackable, it would appear not as someone has already done it with brute force
posted by: jmet, 08:06, February 9, 2007
Windows Mobile 6 introduces the ability to view e-mails in their original HTML Internet format with live Web links from advanced mobile phones
posted by: jmet, 03:03, February 3, 2007
Vista Codec Package takes the best codecs and settings and allows playback of DVDs and other movie formats in Windows Vista
posted by: jmet, 08:18, January 6, 2007
Hitachi Corporation is now the worlds first one terabyte (TB) hard drive maker
posted by: jmet, 14:31, November 12, 2006
It appears Windows Vista has been leaked out on various torrent sites
posted by: jmet, 14:22, November 10, 2006
Grouper.com said it will start offering movie and T.V. show clips for download
posted by: jmet, 14:25, November 9, 2006
Microsoft has made a public statement that their new operating system Windows Vista is done
posted by: jmet, 14:46, November 4, 2006
Windows Media Player 11 for Windows XP offers great new ways to store and enjoy all your music, video, pictures, and recorded TV
posted by: jmet, 09:44, November 3, 2006
How will Microsoft keep you from using a pirated version of Windows Vista
posted by: jmet, 11:43, October 27, 2006
Sports new support for Shoutcast TV listings, Linux support, and new hot keys among other things
posted by: jmet, 12:29, October 25, 2006
New games being released will require that users have DirectX Version 9.0c in order to play correctly
posted by: jmet, 15:10, October 24, 2006
Whether your're downloading music, burning CDs or watching a ballgame, RealPlayer gives you greater control of your media than any player out there
posted by: jmet, 12:23, October 16, 2006
FireFox is now accepting personal suggestions for FireFox 3, so now is the time to tell them what you want in FireFox 3 browser
posted by: jmet, 08:17, October 14, 2006
To enter the digital music market with thier iPod rival the "Walkman"
posted by: jmet, 13:12, October 12, 2006
That is what Microsoft is saying in regards to providing support for Service Pack 1 of Windows XP
posted by: jmet, 12:56, October 12, 2006
Its supposed to be half the price, twice as good, and consume a fraction of the electricity of conventional plasma and LCD TVs
posted by: jmet, 10:38, October 11, 2006
All download links were cut and no explanation was given for why
posted by: jmet, 11:02, October 10, 2006
Target threatens to cut shelf space and promotion for DVD's unless it gets what it thinks is fair pricing from the studios
posted by: jmet, 10:03, October 10, 2006
RC 2 (Release Candidate 2) is now out in hopes to speed up the launch date of Windows Vista
posted by: jmet, 09:49, October 10, 2006
Google has acquired top video entertainment site YouTube Inc. for $1.65 billion
posted by: jmet, 14:43, October 6, 2006
Microsoft plans to issue nearly a dozen security patches including critical fixes for Windows and Office
posted by: jmet, 11:55, October 3, 2006
Hackers say Firefox is so critically flawed that it is impossible to fix
posted by: jmet, 13:24, September 30, 2006
Firefox 2 Release Candidate 1 is on the loose with built-in phishing protection and more innovative features
posted by: jmet, 08:44, September 28, 2006
Microsoft has sued an anonymous computer hacker whose free program allows users to copy digital movies and songs
posted by: jmet, 11:19, September 27, 2006
Next version of the free browser expected to feature a new look, improved security for Web surfing
posted by: jmet, 11:07, September 27, 2006
Will they go down with the rest or stay alive to be the best
posted by: jmet, 12:57, September 24, 2006
Get it now if you want it, for it could be gone at any moment
posted by: jmet, 12:07, September 24, 2006
They say they can do anything a man can..........in a game of course...........
posted by: jmet, 00:35, September 22, 2006
A tweak that will allow you to surf the internet in complete anonymousity
posted by: jmet, 14:08, September 19, 2006
Bill Gates and his buddies are bringing you "Soapbox", a service that will rival YouTube
posted by: jmet, 11:49, September 13, 2006
Apple said it will begin selling movie downloads from Walt Disney, aiming to turn its iTunes online music store into a one-stop shop for digital entertainment
posted by: jmet, 15:46, September 4, 2006
2GB player for around $100
posted by: jmet, 06:19, September 1, 2006
Download your copy today
posted by: jmet, 00:14, September 1, 2006
There are 4 different versions of Vista and all 4 have a different price
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