Technology
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – Launch Trailer
by dp on Nov.03, 2011, under Technology, Video
Just got Verizon Droid X update 4.5.602
by dp on Aug.21, 2011, under News, Technology
Seems a number of things have been fixed – But for me the most important - Email pushes now work correctly when using Exchange ActiveSync
Latest Android Market App (v3.0.26) Before Official Update
by dp on Jul.13, 2011, under News, Technology
Leave a Comment more...Microsoft Office 2010 SP1
by dp on Jun.29, 2011, under News, Technology
Now avail here
Cut The Rope – Droid Game
by dp on Jun.24, 2011, under Technology
“Cut the Rope is an award-winning mobile game from ZeptoLab, that generated over 3 million downloads upon its initial release in the App Store, and continues to gain popularity as it makes its way onto Android. Fully Free and Ad-Supported.”
Documentary about Richie Hawtin (70 Min.)
by dp on Jun.23, 2011, under Music, News, Technology, Video
URGENT: Congress Wants To Make Streaming A Felony
by dp on Jun.14, 2011, under News, Technology
Tell Congress to oppose S. 978, the new “Ten Strikes” bill
Here they go again: The big business lobbyists who are behind the Internet Blacklist Bill are already making the sequel. THIS WEEK Senators will be voting on a “Ten Strikes” bill to make it a felony to stream copyrighted content — like music in the background of a Youtube video — more than ten times.
As the writers at TechDirt point out, under this bill you could go to jail for posting video of your friends singing karaoke:
The entertainment industry is freaking out about sites that embed and stream infringing content, and want law enforcement to put people in jail over it, rather than filing civil lawsuits…. We already pointed to one possibility: that people embedding YouTube videos could face five years in jail. Now, others are pointing out that it could also put kids who lip sync to popular songs, and post the resulting videos on YouTube, in jail as well.