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Entries for June, 2011

Gaikai seeks deals as gaming shifts to the cloud

BANGALORE (Reuters) – Gaikai, a privately-held cloud gaming firm whose backers include Electronic Arts and Intel Capital, expects to sign deals with major publishers and video game makers, as the market shifts from console-based games to online titles. Original post by Unknown Lamer

Apple will ship 66M iPhones, 30M iPads, 17M Macs in 2011 according to analyst

Needham & Company analyst Charlie Wolf on Tuesday raised his estimates for iPad shipments in the fiscal third quarter and full year. Wolf now believes increased demand will boost third-quarter shipments from 7.5 million to 9 million units, and he thinks Apple will ship a whopping 30 million iPad 2 tablets in fiscal 2011. “While competitors [...]

Gaza flotilla makes Internet splash

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – They’re all aTwitter about the flotilla. Original post by Unknown Lamer

New pen writes electrical circuits

There’s a new way to create electric circuits that could be key to the creation of disposable electronic devices: write them with a pen. read more Original post by Kate Taylor

AT&T HTC Status in the wild

We’ve just been sent a shot of AT&T’s upcoming Facebook-centric device, the AT&T HTC Status. The device looks pretty identical to the European HTC ChaCha, save for the obvious AT&T branding. We exclusively reported the HTC Status would be the official name of the device here in the U.S., and now that it’s confirmed, we [...]

China’s army develops online game to train soldiers: report

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s People’s Liberation Army has developed its first online military game, called “The Glorious Mission,” to train soldiers in combat skills and technological awareness, the China Daily reported. Original post by Unknown Lamer

Sony to reshuffle games unit management after hacking

TOKYO, Jun (Reuters) – Sony Corp said on Wednesday that it would reshuffle the management of its video games unit, two months after the company was hit by a massive hacking attack that forced it to shut down its PlayStation Network for about a month. Original post by Unknown Lamer

Can the Internet help you lose weight?

NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) – People tend to lose a little more weight with online help than with traditional weight loss programs, a Japanese study said — but combining the Internet with in-person contact appears to be the most effective in keeping extra kilograms at bay. Original post by Unknown Lamer

Japan mobile gaming firm Gree targets 1 billion users

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese mobile social gaming firm Gree will aim for 500 million to a billion users worldwide, rivaling Facebook, the company’s founder and chief executive said on Wednesday. Original post by Unknown Lamer

Sony outs new VAIO Z laptop with optional Power Media Dock

Sony announced its brand new VAIO Z laptop on Thursday, an ultralight device that weighs just 2.6 pounds. The Windows 7 Professional-powered notebook is equipped with a 13.1-inch 1600 x 900-pixel display, a 2.7GHz Intel Core i7 processor, a 256GB solid state drive, AMD Radeon HD graphics, and can be purchased with an optional battery [...]