Bob Drebin is the latest high profile Apple employee
Apple has hired the services of Bob Drebin who was previously the chief technology officer of AMD.
He is also credited with the design of the graphic chip that powered the Nintendo GameCube console.
He was also at one time the chief engineer of Silicon Graphics. In addition [...]
Apple TV might get a motion controller remote!
Apple has applied for patents on technologies which would enable them to supply Nintendo Wii like controllers for their Apple TV product.
The patent application call this remote Wand. And it suggests that Apple is planning to expand Apple TV’s capabilities into a full-fledged entertainment system.
Apple [...]
Sony planning to launch innovative mobile devices to beat the slump
Sony CEO Howard Stringer has hinted that the company is on its way to launch a variety of innovative mobile devices in the coming months to beat the slump in the market.
He said: “We will tap our unique strengths in gaming, entertainment, digital imaging [...]
YouTube now support Nintendo Wii and Sony PlayStation 3
YouTube has arrived on the television if you have one of the two gaming consoles: Nintendo Wii and Sony PlayStation 3.
YouTube for Television has been launched in beta service.
This version of YouTube features a remote control-friendly user interface.
The site requires visiting by a browser [...]
Sony Ericsson F305 mobile phone inspired by Wii
Sony Ericsson has showcased a new mobile phone device named F305 which seems to be inspired by the Nintendo Wii gaming console.
The device enables the user to play games using the phone as a motion sensor.
Sony Erickson has developed this phone in collaboration with CommunicAsia.
Company representative Howard Lewis [...]
Asustek Eee Monitor to take on Apple iMac
Asustek has revealed that they are working on launching a product to take on the Apple iMac.
Asustek Eee Monitor would feature a complete PC inside a monitor and it would join their Eee family of products.
The company is also scheduled to launch two new Eee PCs at Computex [...]
