That Happened!

We're used to hearing announcements about the latest must-have gadget from Apple, but Friday, the announcement will be very different. The company will address concerns with their iPhone 4 which, according to consumers, suffers a signal interference when you hold it a certain way. The signal can drop dramatically and owners have given it the name of "death grip". Some iPhone owners are fixing the problem on their own by wrapping a piece of tape around the antenna. The news conference will be held at the ... Read More

Black Friday comes early As the nation digs itself out of this recent recession, the country's largest retailers have jumped the gun and decided to roll out their Black Friday deals before Black Friday itself in an attempt to bolster poor sales. Black Friday is the biggest shopping day of the year as millions wake up early the day after Thanksgiving to kick off the Christmas shopping season in search of phenomenal deals on the year's hottest items. This year however a number of ... Read More

New York - Apple plans to have the Worldwide Developers Conference or WWDC on June 8-12-2009 in San Francisco at the Moscone Center West. This year Apple will center on the Mac OS X and the iPhone. There are several rumors on what will happen on the day of the Worldwide Developers Conference. One of them being the return of Steve Jobs, who is the Chairman and CEO of Apple Inc. On January 14, 2009, Jobs announce his six months leave of absence due to ... Read More

New York - Prepare your thumbs, America. The Nintendo DSi is on its way. The DSi is the most recent incarnation of Nintendo’s hugely popular DS system, which offers. The new system, offered in blue or black, is set to hit American Shores on April 5, with a suggested retail price $169.99. Japanese gamers have been enjoying the DSi since its in that market in November 2008. Unlike the DS, the DSi offers users interactive features, like an online Apps store, where games can ... Read More

New York - The Pirate Bay, a popular Sweden-based peer-to-peer file sharing network, went on trial today in Stockholm. The suit was filed by companies such as Warner Bros., MGM, Columbia Pictures, 20th Century Fox Films, Sony BMG, and several others asking for more than $12 million in damages against four men linked to The Pirate Bay, Peter Sunde, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Fredrik Neij, and Carl Lundstrom. The companies claim the $12 million is the sum of revenue lost due to The ... Read More

New York - On January 31, Microsoft announced that it will not be releasing a Beta 2 for Windows 7. Instead, the company plans to release only one public beta (called Windows 7 Build 2000). Microsoft is not giving a timeframe for a release of Windows 7. It is only promising to release the next version of Windows by the end of January next year, on the 2nd year anniversary of its release of Windows Vista. However, based on speculations from Microsoft employees, version ... Read More

New York - Twenty five years ago, one of the most famous advertisements for one of the most famous computing products ever made was aired during the super bowl. The advertisement, which featured a young female athlete destroying a massive television in a futuristic, Orwellian dystopia, was intended to embody the revolutionary nature of this new computer. The computer was, of course the Apple Macintosh, which was a machine that the Apple Corporation had staked it's entire future on. It turned out to be ... Read More

New York - Since the iPhone emerged, it has been touted as the phone for everyone from businesspeople to those who lust after the latest gadgets. However, the release of the Palm Pre smartphone has created some heavy duty buzz and has resulted in some people whispering that it just might usurp the iPhone from its throne. Apple has taken notice of this buzz and has been said to be so concerned that they are having their lawyers look into patent for the ... Read More

New York - Can Apple Survive Without Steve Jobs It has been rumored for months that the Chief Executive of Apple, Steve Jobs, was sick and that is the reason for his leave of absence and why he did not attend this years convention introducing new products. Apple has now confirmed that Mr. Jobs is indeed ill and the media has had a field day using cable news as anvenue of discussion. CNBC's Silicon Valley correspondent, Jim Goldman, has been one of ... Read More

New York ) - YouTube is the most popular site which allows people to watch amateur videos on their PC or Mac and publish their amateur video for others to view and enjoy. Now, thanks to the YouTubes TV API, YouTube videos are available on Nintendo Wii or Sony PS3 gaming systems. YouTube first made its television debut with Apple TV in June 2007. This device hooks to a television and allows the user to rent movies via the Internet and play them ... Read More