2063 blog results for "consoles"

New survey statistics and new revenue streams suggest the Wii still has plenty of room to grow.

Posted in Software, Interrupted by Dave Rosenberg

Before you shell out hundreds of dollars on holiday hits like Modern Warfare 2, Assassin's Creed II, and Uncharted 2, you could easily be enjoying some of this generation's classics for a fraction of the price.

Posted in Crave by Jeff Bakalar

Taking a page from Apple's iTunes, Sony is devising an online store offering music, movies, books, and other downloadable content for its various devices.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Lance Whitney

Why the long Face...book? A woman battling depression put some pictures of herself having fun privately on Facebook. Somehow the insurance company found them and cut off her benefits saying she looked happy enough and must be cured.

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Tom Merritt

Sony has a strategy for getting more profitable, and it involves the PS3 going 3D.

Posted in Crave by Scott Stein

Electronic Housekeeper, a CES newbie, has made it possible for homeowners to monitor their water, gas, and electricity. The console can also be used for entertainment--VoIP, text messaging, access to e-mail and the Wweb, and satellite radio.

Posted in 30 Days of Innovation by Sharon Vaknin

Dozens of companies are developing tools to ratchet down home energy use as part of utility smart grid programs, but nobody is sure which approach will stick with consumers.

Posted in Green Tech by Martin LaMonica

Microsoft to release Power Pack 3 upgrade to Windows Home Server on November 24 to better support Windows 7-based devices.

Posted in Windows 7 Insider by Dong Ngo

While the bulk of mainstream media criticism of gaming tends to focus on the violence, gore, and questionable ethics in combat-centric titles, little is spoken about growing instances of racism, misogyny, and homophobia.

Posted in Crave by Jeff Bakalar

Sellout alert! I don't know how long this unparalleled deal will last, but I do know it's the lowest price I've ever seen on a 26-inch, 720p flat-panel TV.

Posted in The Cheapskate by Rick Broida