Tag: techscape
iPhone reviews and downloadable original Wii games: the best stories from Shiny Media
– iPhone fever is approaching fever pitch. The opinions of people who’ve actually used one are emerging [iPhonic]
YouTube launches UK site and Manhunt 2 banned by BBFC: the best stories from Shiny Media
– Recognizing that over half of YouTube users are outside the U.S, country-specific sites have launched today. And yes, the UK is one of them [Techscape]
Mobile Playstation Store and new Mitsubishi HD TVs: the latest stories from Shiny Media
– Soon you'll be able to buy and download games directly to your PSP. PSPSPS reports on the mobile version of the Playstation Store [PSPSPS] – Mitsubishi has unveiled nine new high-end HD rear-projection TVs. HDTV UK takes a…
Google Maps Mobile and Motorola RAZR 2: the latest stories from Shiny Media
– Google Maps Mobile is here. Find out how it compares to the version we know and love [Techscape]
Slimline Nokia N76 and Bill Wyman metal detector: the latest stories from Shiny Media
5px; float: right;" /> – It's not available in the UK yet, but Nokia's slimline N76 (in "strawberry"!) looks like a delicious addition to their range [Shiny Shiny] – The Rolling Stones go metal. Well, one of them does…
Blinkx Remote: watch any TV show you want online
Well, almost any. Blinkx Remote is a new service that helps you find full-length TV shows online. You can search by series and episode to watch shows including Doctor Who, 24, South Park and, er, Dora The Explorer. Check Techscape for the full story.
Beauty goes Web 2.0 with SimplyCity and Osoyou.com
Proof that the Web 2.0 trend is reaching out beyond geeks: the cosmetics firms and fashionistas are getting involved.
EA meets Endemol for virtual world, while Lonelygirl15 gets a Bebo spin-off
The games industry has its sights trained on Second Life, that’s for sure. After Sony announced its own virtual world for PS3, called Home, now Electronic Arts has teamed up with TV producer Endemol for a virtual world called Virtual Me, which will let you create an avatar and then compete in Big Brother, Deal Or No Deal and other virtual shows.
Rolling Stone wants its own MySpace, while Joost signs CBS deal
Big developments in the online world this week, as Big Media figures out how it fits into the Web 2.0 ecosystem. Rolling Stone magazine is apparently planning to launch its own social network, to beat MySpace at its own game.
BT's new social network for businesses
It’s called BT Tradespace, and it’s basically a MySpace for small-to-medium sized businesses (SMEs) who want a new way to engage with their customers.
