Sony has confirmed to GameDaily BIZ that the PlayStation Portable cannot use its full CPU power at the same time that Wi-Fi is enabled, meaning that games with network gameplay cannot tap into the full 333MHz clock speed. More within…
THE official website of the United Nations appeared to have been hacked last night and briefly displayed a message protesting US and Israeli policies in the Middle East.
It looks like video-conferencing is now working on the iPhone using the Wi-Fi connection and its built-in camera. Ken and Greg Aspeslagh hacked the application at the C-4 Developer Conference’s Iron Coder Live this weekend, winning first prize.
…Hopefully they’re working on a Mac port.
A federal district judge has issued a ruling declaring that Novell is the owner of the UNIX copyrights. This will effectively put an end to SCO’s litigation campaign. The judge has also determined that Novell is entitled to 95 percent of the UNIX licensing royalties SCO collected from Microsoft and Sun.
A fair few people are interested in a quality aluminum case badge for users of Ubuntu systems; ubuntu-MA is interested in this resource to reward users at installfests, offer to users to buy and use it as a way to keep users using Ubuntu through a sense of pride that may be lost when their computer loses its windows install. All orders welcome!
Compiz-Fusion hits us with its first official release and its been worth the wait…
SHAPE Services, a Stuttgart, Germany-based company well known for making mobile IM clients has just announced Skype for iPhone, an iPhone optimized website that allows you to access Skype via the browser on the iPhone. You can try out this for free for a limited time.
Classic tracks! The return of hopping! Online racing! The definitive Nintendo racer is back. Here is a great preview of the new Mario Kart.
At Quakeworld, John Carmack (the genius behind Doom, Quake and Wolfenstein) commits to open sourcing idsoftware’s future games: “I mean I won’t commit to a date, but the Doom 3 stuff will be open source.” Carmack goes on to say that future idsoftware games will also follow this trend.
While Microsoft deserves some of the blame for Vista’s troubles with HD content, the bigger story here is the technical nightmare created by AACS and how its tentacles are reaching into the consumer technology we all use daily.
Justine Ezarik has just got her first iPhone bill. Three. Hundred. Pages. See the video after the jump.
