Tech in the News

ESPN Coming at You in 3D June 2010

Posted under Tech in the News on Tuesday, 5 January 2010 by John

ESPN has always been a leader in the sports world when it comes to all the sports you can pack onto one channel. Take that note and add the fact that the network is going to be the first to go 3 dimensions. That is right, ESPN is going 3D in June 2010. The network is going to show a minimum...

Google Still Taking Over The World

Posted under Tech in the News on Tuesday, 15 December 2009 by John

Search, cell phones, RSS feeds, code, documents, blogs, Gmail, picture editing, 3d drawing, plus 100's of applications for everything you can think of. Do you think that Google is taking over the world? As one that is very good at getting around the web, checking out the newest apps and...

XBox Gold Members Getting Facebook, Twitter & Last.FM

Posted under Tech in the News on Saturday, 14 November 2009 by John

Just announced, Xbox is adding new features on the next mandatory update coming up November 17th, 2009. As soon as you turn your system on the update will occur so make sure you do that as soon as you can. Why, you ask? Because the updates are awesome and well worth it. Let me explain. New...

XBox Gold Members Getting Facebook, Twitter & Last.FM

1 Million xBox LIVE Users Banned

Posted under Tech in the News on Thursday, 12 November 2009 by John

If you thought that your xBox was the sweetest thing on the block because of some hack or upgrade, think again. Xbox just annouced they have banned 1 million plus LIVE accounts because of modified consoles. In a statment from Wednesday, xBox says: "All consumers should know that piracy is...

Nothing Wrong With Fake Security Software, Except That it’s Fake!

Posted under Tech in the News on Monday, 19 October 2009 by John

Yes, it is true, Symantec has reported that millions of computers actually have fake security software installed. Even though most of these computer owners paid for the security software, it may be fake and actually makes their computer even more vulnerable. Typical names of fake security...