» Veoh announces Veoh TV in beta
Written by : Paco Tyee |  Published on : 12:36:00EST Thu, 21 Jun 2007

One of the leading names in Internet television, Veoh said that its new online video service, Veoh TV is currently in its beta stage and promised that the service will be better than the one offered by Joost.

» Sony says good times ahead for PS3
Written by : Waddah Yaman |  Published on : 12:06:01EST Thu, 21 Jun 2007

Sony Corp predicted a brighter future for its PlayStation 3 console, stating that over 380 games will be released this year, which will ensure that dipping sales of the console will be a thing of the past.

» British censor board bans Manhunt 2 in UK
Written by : Paco Tyee |  Published on : 08:12:00EST Wed, 20 Jun 2007

Manhunt 2, a Rockstar Games creation, became the first video game to be banned in Britain in a decade after the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) found it to be encouraging visceral killing.

» Band of Bugs on Xbox Live Arcade
Written by : Archibald Freeman |  Published on : 12:48:00EST Tue, 19 Jun 2007

The Xbox Live Arcade release this Wednesday will feature NinjaBee's insect game Band of Bugs. Outpost Kaloki X and Cloning Clyde were the other two games released on Live Arcade by NinjaBee and have been well-received by the audience.

» YouTube goes global, but becomes more local!
Written by : Archibald Freeman |  Published on : 12:48:00EST Tue, 19 Jun 2007

Video sharing website, YouTube announced the launch of nine international versions of its website, with each site displaying content in local languages and showing country-specific video rankings and comments.

» Summit to be held to tackle power management on Linux
Written by : Jun Shen |  Published on : 12:48:00EST Tue, 19 Jun 2007

The Linux Foundation launched the Green Linux initiative during the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit last week in an attempt to improve the power management of Linux operating system.

» Ubuntu Linux founder denies deal with Microsoft
Written by : Archibald Freeman |  Published on : 10:03:00EST Tue, 19 Jun 2007

Ubuntu Linux founder Mark Shuttleworth has slammed rumors that his company will be signing a deal with Microsoft to protect itself from any lawsuits to be filed by the company.

» Texas authorities arrest seven sex offenders using MySpace data
Written by : Jun Shen |  Published on : 12:21:00EST Fri, 15 Jun 2007

Social networking website, MySpace.com aided the attorney general's office in Texas when its decision to reveal the identity of seven sex offenders led to their arrests for breaking parole or probation rules.

» London beats New York in Wi-Fi stakes
Written by : Paul Robinson |  Published on : 08:48:01EST Fri, 15 Jun 2007

LONDON - The number of wireless networks in London have surpassed that of New York ensuring that the former is now anointed as the world's Wi-Fi capital, according to a new study by security company RSA.

» Google blinks first in eBay tiff
Written by : Paco Tyee |  Published on : 12:06:00EST Thu, 14 Jun 2007

Online search giant Google has apparently canceled a Boston party that was to be held on the same day as the annual convention of eBay's largest sellers. Google's event was intended to promote Google Checkout the new online payment system that is being touted as a rival to eBay's PayPal.