Just after Sony debuted its new motion controller tonight, the Japanese company threw a big God of War III launch party. The game has been in the works for more than three years and it finally debuts on March 16.
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Sony pulls out the stops for God of War III launch party (video)
Online legal tool platform Legal River launched Attorney River today to connect attorneys to other attorneys. Attorneys can use the service to post requests for other attorneys. Once a lawyer posts a request, for example for outsourcing work or looking for a specialist in a different state, Attorney River alerts all lawyers with matching profiles and allows them to respond through the service.
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Legal River launches lawyer-to-lawyer referral service
Sony today officially entered a new phase in the lifespan of the PlayStation 3 console by touting the PlayStation Move, a wireless motion-controlled device that rivals Nintendo’s Wiimote and Microsoft’s upcoming Project Natal. Introduced at E3 2009 with the working title the PlayStation Wand, the PlayStation Move resembles a light-weight microphone with a colored crown. The PS3 manufacturer, which revealed the device at the Concourse Exhibition Center in downtown San Francisco, Ca., says it provides intuitive and accurate 1:1 response, and showed nine playable games that utilized the Move in a variety of ways ranging from the military shooter SOCOM 4 to sports, fighting, fantasy, party, and painting games
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Sony’s new motion controller is on the “Move”
Electronic Arts said today that it has learned some revealing information by closely studying the habits of its video game customers. In fact, the company is mining so much data in its hardcore football games, it reminds me of the playbook of social game startups like Zynga, which constantly revise based on customer preferences. At its party after the Game Developers Conference today, EA Sports executives said that user research is helping to refine the way the company makes its games
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Watching its football game metrics, EA is learning from social game creators
Cisco unveils super-router — Cisco Systems today launched a new large-scale core router with enough bandwidth to allow every Chinese citizen to place a video call over the internet at the same time, according to PC World’s Tech Inciter .
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Roundup: Cisco intros super-router, Foursquare unveils biz tools and more
Heartbeat sensors took center stage in Electronic Arts’ preview of its sports game line-up this evening at the Game Developers Conference .
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EA Sports Active 2.0 to get heartbeat sensors and online sharing (video)
Internet phone company Bandwidth.com just announced a service that could be a boon to new companies that don’t have an office, much less a phone system — Phonebooth Free . It’s normal for a startup nowadays to use personal cell phones for all calls.
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Bandwidth.com’s free phone system helps your business sound professional
Towards the end of Google’s developer event this evening launching its new Apps Marketplace , Google Enterprise President Dave Girouard offered some perspective on how the marketplace fits into Google’s broader strategy for business apps. For one thing, it means the company can build fewer apps. Girouard said his team is often asked when they’re going to roll out additional apps — something for customer relationship management, for example, or expense reports or project management
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Google: We’ll ‘probably never’ build enterprise-only apps
