Archive for April, 2010

Why The Co-Developer Of The World Wide Web Isn’t On Facebook (Video Interview)

One of the most interesting speakers that took the stage at The Next Web conference held in Amsterdam this week was Robert Cailliau, a Belgian computer scientist who, together with Sir Tim Berners-Lee, developed the World Wide Web now almost 20 years ago. After his talk, I had an interesting conversation with the man, which [...]

Sanyo PLV-Z4000 projector

Sanyo enhances the home projector market with its latest device, the PLV-Z4000 projector. This model will target home theater enthusiasts as well as folks who spend most of their spare time supporting their favorite sporting team on TV. You get 120Hz 3LCD technology with this, where it is also accompanied by a contrast ratio of [...]

Sony Dash ready to hit the market

Back at CES 2010 we saw that Sony unveiled the Dash during their press conference, and while this was never going to be a game changer of any kind, it was still nice to see yet another touchscreen device ready to hit the market. Well, a good 4 months or so has elapsed since then, [...]

The Engadget Podcast, live at 5:45PM EST!

It’s been an incredible week in news, and we’re getting ready to break it all down, podcast-style. Won’t you join us? We’ll be live at 5:45PM EST, but the chat below is open, so settle in and get comfy! P.S.- And hey, don’t forget that Ustream has Android and iPhone apps if you’re out and [...]

Google, Sony, Intel & Logitech's TV project to be unveiled next month as Dragonpoint?

The conclusion to the sudden flurry of rumors around Sony HDTVs featuring Android, Intel Atom processors and Logitech-designed QWERTY remotes may be near, as Bloomberg Businessweek reports the project will be revealed during Google I/O next month. The latest wrinkle for the supposed product is a name, “Dragonpoint,” for the new flavor of Android destined [...]

Why I like Kin

Recently, Microsoft unveiled a new mobile platform and two new devices built for it. It’s called Kin and it’s targeted at a younger demographic with a focus on social communication. It’s also been one of the most controversial releases I’ve ever seen. Many folks who’ve weighed in on the topic weren’t too impressed. They cite [...]

Wake me up when the circuit bends: Inside American Idiot on Broadway

Last week I walked through the set of American Idiot, a new broadway musical featuring the songs of the skiffle band, Green Day. I’m not big on musical theatre – I was never given even a chorus part in high school and ended up doing crew, which was much more fun, so maybe it’s sour [...]

Wake Me Up When The Circuit Bends: Inside American Idiot On Broadway

Last week I walked through the set of American Idiot, a new broadway musical featuring the songs of the skiffle band, Green Day. I’m not big on musical theatre – I was never given even a chorus part in high school and ended up doing crew, which was much more fun, so maybe it’s sour [...]

Chopper 2 for iPad uses iPhone as controller, HDTV for display [Video]

We’ve all seen Scrabble played on the iPad with iPhones used as tile racks, but Dave at Magic Jungle Software had more ambitious plans for his Apple tablet.  He hooked up an iPhone to act as a Bluetooth controller with his new – currently unreleased – game Chopper 2, then going on to connect the iPad [...]

iPhone HD saga continues: lawyers retained & shield laws doubted

The stolen/lost/misplaced iPhone HD saga continues, with news that – in the aftermath of Gizmodo editor Jason Chen coming home and discovering police had raided his house in the hunt for incriminating evidence of the $5k deal – Chen has hired a criminal lawyer to represent him while Gawker retained a First Amendment specialist to [...]