Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Lame Castle mobile game inspired by Sony's anti-mobile ad campaign

Marcus Rivers may not be as well-known as Kevin Butler when it comes to televised Sony spokespeople, but he's already getting credit as inspiration for a video game. Lame Castle appears in an ad that shoots down mobile games, with Marcus noting that phones "ain't built for big boy games." Apparently, the ad was a throwdown for Bradley Johnson, who left Crystal Dynamics after working on the ...
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Apple iOS 4.2 could grease grinding iPhone 3G gears

After mounting controversy over the performance of the iPhone 3G with new firmware, Apple's iOS 4.2 could fix the issue and placate plaintive owners.
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Supreme Court to consider limits on class-action suits

Class-action lawsuits have long been a battleground between consumer lawyers and attorneys representing cell-phone companies, banks, and other large businesses that deal with millions of customers. On Tuesday, the battle will play out before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The entry-level Xperia

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 looks like the taller and slimmer twin of the X10. In fact, the difference is not that apparent until you place the two handsets side by side.
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