We’d had some indication that Europe would be seeing Motorola Milestones running Android 2.1 roughly around this time , and it looks like we are now finally starting to get a few more specifics. According to Mobile Bulgaria , that country’s leading carrier, Vivacom, will begin selling Milestones equipped with Android 2.1 “by March 20th,” which should no doubt be just part of a broader European rollout in the coming days / weeks (that will hopefully extend to Canada as well). Unfortunately, things still aren’t any clearer for Droid users in the US, but you can be sure we’ll be watching every development on that front
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Motorola Milestone with Android 2.1 hitting Bulgaria by March 20th, rest of Europe to follow?
Need a bit more evidence that the e-book download business is a whole lot different than the music download business? Then look no further than Barnes & Noble , which has just announced that it plans to make its B&N eReader app available for the Apple iPad “around the time” of the device’s launch.
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Barnes & Noble promises B&N eReader app for iPad near launch
A year ago, we published an exposé on Oak Investment Partners, which has become one of largest venture-capital firms by attracting large sums from investors despite a mediocre track record. Of particular concern was the continued support of the Washington State Investment Board (WSIB), which manages public money.
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Washington State ends relationship with Oak Investment Partners
Given how simple we’ve made timekeeping over the years, it was inevitable that luxury watches would have to move into more esoteric lands in order to exude the appropriate sense of wonder when witnessed by those who can’t afford them. You might call that the Xperia Pureness effect .
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4N wristwatch delivers digital time in a mechanical fashion
Being drip-fed information on the HTC Supersonic is unlikely to be as pleasant an experience as actually having one, but it’s all we can do to fill the time until this beast of a phone finally makes its official debut (probably on Sprint ). Today’s appearance shows what looks to be a majorly insecure Mr.
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HTC Supersonic meets Mr. Blurrycam, leaves us wanting more (video)
Kratos wants to do one thing: kill Zeus. It’s the only goal that the “Ghost of Sparta” has in the entirety of God of War 3 , and everything from the epic beginning moments to the final credits serves to make that happen. If you haven’t played the first two games and you have a PlayStation 3, it’s worth your time to pick them up ?and get up to speed on how our “hero” became what he is today
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feature: God of War 3 review: this is the way it ends
The implosion of Infinity Ward , one of the best game studios ever founded in video games, is the latest chapter in a long saga that is intertwined with the history of intense combat video games. The lawsuit filed by the studio’s co-founders last week against parent company Activision Blizzard was the saddest milestone at a studio that has come to be cherished by millions of hardcore game fans. In the beginning, there was Saving Private Ryan
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The making and unmaking of Infinity Ward
Filed under: Steve Jobs The Berkley Repertory Theater is producing a play titled The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs . The play will be a monologue monologuist piece that “dives into the epic story of a real-life Willy Wonka whose personal obsessions profoundly affect our everyday lives” The play isn’t all roses in it’s portrayal of Jobs , though. It follows the trail to China where millions toil in factories to create iPhones and iPods – something Apple has been under pressure for lately.
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Life of Steve Jobs to be a play
