Wreck-It Ralph is the computer animated film that debuted in trailer form last week from the folks at Disney. In this upcoming flick, Ralph, fake arcade game villian, decides he no longer wants to be a bad guy. He abandons his role in Fix-It Felix Jr., the fake game in which he resides, and starts a journey through the gaming universe. Disney has gone and made it so you can play Fix-It...
Carbon Freeze Me Experience 3D printing is being utilized for some pretty amazing things: Museum pieces, dinosaur replicas. But Disney World is bringing the technology to an entirely new level during its month-long "Star Wars Weekends" ending on June 16. The park is introducing the "Carbon Freeze Me Experience," which lets fans purchase their likeness frozen in carbonite through...
Since Netflix announced it was coming to the U.K. and Ireland back in October 2010, Lovefilm has been doing its best to fend off the competition. It has announced four new deals with Warner Brothers, Sony Pictures, the BBC and ITV in the last three months, and today it has struck a deal with Disney U.K. to bring ABC shows to its service. The deal with give British subscribers access to...
A new distribution agreement has been reached between Comcast and the Walt Disney Company that will see content delivered to Xfinity TV customers through television, online and mobile device portals. The partnership will allow Comcast’s Xfinity TV customers to watch channels like ESPN, ABC and Disney live or on demand across multiple screens. In addition, Comcast will launch Disney...
Today was certainly a hectic day in the world of technology to say the least. We've compiled a list of TechnoBuffalo's top headlines for today to help you make sense of it all. 1. Same Service, More Expensive With the sudden outburst of 4G networks hitting markets around the globe this year, it is no surprise that carriers will have to raise rates to compensate for losses. Who will be...
When you think high tech companies Disney doesn’t automatically pop into your head. Don’t get me wrong, the name does come to the conversation eventually, but I would gather it’s a bit farther down the list. Disney’s claim to fame, well besides Mickey, Minnie and the gang, are their awesome theme parks, and if you have ever had the pleasure of visiting the “happiest place on earth” you...
Did anyone else notice that despite Apple selling a ton of Macs in 2009, the company seemed to be in a holding pattern? Sure there were new iPods in 2009, and the iPhone 3G S was released, but even these key products didn’t seem to get any sort of major updates, they almost seemed like placeholders to tide over the masses for future innovations. In other words, the updates were just...