What you see above is a clip from the beginning of Uncharted 3. iWaggle3D.com, which came to us by way of VG247, spotted a newspaper laying in the game’s environment with the headline “Scientists are still struggling to understand deadly fungus.” That is, supposedly, a nod to an upcoming PlayStation 3 title. This past Monday,
Spotify Throws Gauntlet at Pandora With New Spotify Radio
It was bound to happen. Spotify announced on Friday its very own radio application that offers unlimited stations and an unlimited number of song skips. Users will have the ability to save any song to a playlist or play it again on demand. Pandora’s free and paid services only allow users six skips per station
New LG Prada K2 (LG Prada 3) Will Feature 1GHz CPU, Could Launch Next Week
Remember that LG Prada K2, also known as the LG Prada 3, that was announced back in November? Well, the device has just been through its first benchmark tests over at Antutu, and the results reveal a few juicy details about its internals that weren’t previously disclosed. The tests confirm that the device is indeed
Meet the BlackBerry Milan - A New BlackBerry 10 Device
Say hello to the BlackBerry Milan — a new BlackBerry slider which will be one of the first devices to run RIM’s next-generation BlackBerry 10 operating system. It’s set to launch during 2012 alongside a range of QNX-based BlackBerry handsets, but thanks to this image obtained by CrackBerry, we don’t have to wait until next
Panasonic Announces New Android Smartphone For March 2012
Having bowed out of the European mobile phone market around five years ago, Panasonic has decided it’s time for a comeback. The Japanese company has announced that it will be releasing a new range of Android-powered handsets next year, with the first of its devices shipping in March 2012. Its press release offered very little information
Hidden Gems: Kirby Air Ride
In this weekly column, we’ll be selecting inexpensive, discarded titles from still playable consoles for your perusal. They may be games you’ve heard of and remember playing, or they may be games that have flown completely off of your radar. Just know that we love them and they’re available on the cheap. That’s a bonafide win/win situation. If
Kick It Jurassic-style: Animatronic Dinosaur Park To Open in 2012
If you’ve ever watched Jurassic Park, dreaming of hanging out with some prehistoric creatures, you may want to hightail it over to New Jersey: Turns out, Laurel Hill (Secaucus) is getting its very own animatronic dinosaur park! Slated to open in May 2012, “Field Station: Dinosaurs” will be an outdoor science exhibition where visitors will
Revue Getting Google TV 2.0 Soon, Says Logitech (Again)
Another day, another email from Logitech. If you’re among the Logitech Revue users losing hope of ever seeing Android grace our set top boxes (like I am), then note that the company has sent a second email telling us to hold on — the Google TV 2.0 software is on the way. The message promises
Source Claims Android Kindle Fire Will Launch in U.K. in January
I’ve been itching to get my hands on Amazon’s new Kindle Fire tablet since the company announced it earlier this year, but the $199 Android tablet is yet to reach territories outside of the U.S. Just as I was thinking of having one imported to the U.K. as a Christmas gift to myself, one source
Get Swept Away in Google Currents
Google has released a new app called Google Currents that is designed to display content the way it was “meant to be seen.” Partnering with over 150 publishers including Outside, Saveur, Fast Company and more, Currents no doubt has its sights set on competing with the popular Flipboard iOS app. Through a slick magazine-style interface,
Mike’s Top 5 Budget Point-and-Shoot Digital Cameras
After writing a Top 5 Point-and-Shoot countdown, where most of my choices hovered between the $400-500 mark, I decided I’d make a Top 5 Budget Point-and-Shoot countdown, so here we are. This is the most popular consumer market in the digital camera industry, so picking the right camera was bewildering. I judged my choices based
Raptr Reveals Most Played Game of 2011 (Hint: Fus Ro Dah!)
Raptr is the online social community site for gamers. By registering and providing usernames and gamertags for accounts across all gaming platforms, users have their gaming stats tracked. Along with Achievements and game titles, playing times are logged as well. Raptr celebrates the closure of 2011 by releasing a list of the most played games
Verizon Galaxy Nexus Shown Off in Pictures, Still No Release Date
While we still don’t have any confirmation of when exactly the Verizon Galaxy Nexus is going on sale, our trusted source at Best Buy Mobile has sent in the images you see in this post confirming that the phone is indeed waiting in the back stockroom at stores. The only question is when Verizon is
New XQD Memory Card Format Will Have 125Mbps Write Speeds
Move over, SD card. There’s a new sheriff in town. The Compact Flash Association recently announced the development of a brand new memory card format called XQD. The new XQD card can write at 125Mbps and faster. According to the press release, XQD cards will even be able to reach theoretical 2.5Gbps and eventually 5Gbps
The All-In-One Conundrum (A Delightful Rant)
Since when did the cell phone become a digital Swiss Army Knife? Not that there’s anything particularly wrong with that—hold your horses because there’s a caveat involved here. And before my ADHD takes hold and blasts me into 199 different channels in space, I’m going to lay down that caveat right now: cell phone manufacturers
iPad 3 Will Launch in February with Retina Display, Says Analyst
It’s that time of year where the iPad rumors kick into high gear. The latest comes via Citi analyst Richard Gardner who says that not only is the iPad 3 getting the long-rumored retina display that would be pumping out a resolution of 2048×1536, but that it could go on sale as early as February. The
Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Google Wallet? No. Launch Delay? Possibly
No one likes a tease — not for romance, and certainly not in mobile tech. But that’s the feeling on the webs right about now, as a new report about the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Nexus suggests it could be further delayed from launching on Verizon. According to BGR, a source at a third-party Verizon Wireless
OnLive Launches App for Cloud Gaming on Tablets, Phones
OnLive, the video game cloud-based streaming service, has announced by way of press release that they have launched a free OnLive app for tablets and phones below the Android and iOS banners. Users with OnLive accounts can now launch and play games from the OnLive library on the go. The press release included a bit
Analysts Adjust iPhone 4S Sales Projections Upwards for the Quarter
It seems that several analysts have decided that they may have underestimated just how many of the iPhone 4S Apple would sell this quarter. Apple had lower than expected sales of iPhones last quarter due to no new model being released. They still didn’t exactly see horrible sales as they sold 17.07 million units, up
HP is Having Another $99 TouchPad Fire Sale
It looks like HP is holding round two of its $99 TouchPad fire sale starting Sunday, December 11 at 6:00 pm CST. Cue “The Final Countdown” by Europe, because these may be the last batch we’ll ever see. The sale will be held through HP’s eBay store (where else? Meg Whitman was former CEO of the online





























