The Nielsen/Digimarc system would be offered as a way to quickly discover unauthorized content on sites. To do that, the system would leverage Nielsen’s existing watermark technology, which is used on more than 95% of TV programming distributed today. The system is expected to be rolled out to YouTube and other sites in Q2 2008.
Exclusive first ever screenshot and details for Capcom’s long awaited Street Fighter revival!
In what computer analysts and physicists all over the world have classified as “a clear and present danger to the survivability of the Human Race and the Universe as we know it,” LA area-man and Gizmodo reader Kevin Barbee reports that his Windows Vista Problem Reporting has reported that it has stopped reporting
IBM has come up with a technology that could one day let different cores on a processor exchange signals with pulses of light, rather than electrons, a change that could lead to faster and far more energy efficient chips.
Google announced the release of a new iPhone application that integrates its multiple services into a single interface, making it easy for iPhone users to find, use and switch between Google search, Gmail, Calendar, Reader, and more.
Microsoft seems determined to turn things around in the ultramobile space and is now making a valiant effort to meet the requirements of hardware manufacturers.
Just as he was the first to talk about IE7, Bill Gates kept the tradition alive and discussed IE8 at the Mix ‘n Mash event here on campus yesterday. Bill was talking to some bloggers about IE.Next and called it IE8, the same way we do here in the IE team hallway.
This piece answers the following questions: How in hell has the HD DVD camp lasted this long? And how will the format’s backers stay competitive in the next year in the face of cheaper and more plentiful Blu-ray players?
Many programs out there let users sign into multiple IM networks at once. With Google’s recent integration of AIM into Gmail, could this mean gTalk may one day support multiple networks? I wouldn’t be surprised.
SEGA Corporation has filed a new application to protect the trademark Dreamcast - sparking rumours that the Japanese publisher is planning on making a shock return to the console manufacturing market with the Dreamcast 2. The application was sent to the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s Trademark Applications and Registrations Retrieval.
…Apple will be making headlines in the next weeks-to-months related to the iPod Touch, iPhone and ultra-portable laptop.
In a just-aired broadcast on CNBC, the network’s Jim Goldman reported that a source close to Apple’s manufacturing facilities has confirmed that the company will launch its much rumored sub-notebook at Macworld in January and that the company will also have a 3G iPhone on store shelves by June at the latest.
