Thursday, January 28, 2010

Yesterday, Wednesday Jan 27, Apple announced their new project, the iPad. The new device is a combination of the iPod Touch and the new MacBook Pro. All the apps for iPhone have been redesigned for the iPad. The 1.5 pounds and 0.5 " thick devise, has been design to give the best web browsing, video watching, and email experience. Below are the prices listed.

Monday, January 25, 2010

Don't go to church, go play on your xbox!

The Bible has been lounged on xbox. I repeat, The Bible on xbox. Its not a game its just the text. You can get it for about three dollar and that is basically it.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Pay for the News

You have until early Jan. 2011 to read as much New York Times news for free. The newspaper will start charging for its internet full service. Some articles will be accessible each month for free. If the reader wants to read more, he or she will have to pay for unlimited access. People who have subscribed for the print version will have unlined access to the page, even those who only subscribed to the Sunday paper.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Apple Announcement Date Confimed

Apple's latest News Convention will be held on Jan. 27 2010 in San Fransisco.

(Latest creation?!?!)

Friday, January 15, 2010

Netflix on Wii

This spring, Wii owners will be able to stream movies from netflix on their device. To do this, Wii-ers will need to subscribe to netflix for a fee of at least $8.99 per month. Users will also have to request a free disc from the Netflix website.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Goggle says no to censorship in China

After Chinese human activists' google acoundt were found to be hacked, google thought about leaving the country. Goggle will no longer censor its searches in that country. The Chinese government might not be to happy about this, meaning Google might disappear in China.